It's a small museum but very nice. As my husband lived in Livingston as a child and his grandfather…read moreworked at the roundhouse, it was especially interesting. The guide was very friendly and informative. I especially liked the history of movies made here.

It was worth stopping and walking around plus it was neat seeing trains pass by. The train museum…read morewas worth stopping in and looking at all the train memorabilia and it was only$5. Next door was a miniature train shop plus a really nice wine n cheese shop. Theres also benches to sit an watch the trains pass by the courtyard.

Tom Heintz was so unprofessional to me and my group (4 riders). He cancels my trip at the very…read morelast minute so he can book a larger group and net more money. Our group scrambled to find another local outfitter but couldn't get a full day ride, like we had scheduled with Tom. I now call him "Money Hungry Tom". Customers beware. This Guy only cares about his wallet.

5 out of 5 stars Delaney was absolutely amazing - I felt so…read moreat peace with these majestic animals. They were well taken care of & I felt so comfortable. The directions were clear & Delaney really took care of us! I rode Dusty he was so good & had the best personality! Overall such a good experience

Great exhibits that will educate you on all that is Montana. I Recommend it for sure.read more

Very interesting museum. Don't forget to go out back to blacksmith shop and schoolhouse. The train…read morecaboose in front is fully outfitted with bunks and workstation reflecting the era.

My husband and I have been doing the dinner ride the past 4 years for our anniversary and we…read moreabsolutely love it! Matt and Shilo are the best hosts and the food is always amazing! It has now become a tradition for our anniversary and we include friends when they are here!

Did the chick wagon dinner and it was amazing highly recommend great food and good peopleread more

This museum is really cool because they have actual working instruments inside, most of them are…read more100+ years old, and it's crazy to think of the technology that it took at the time to make a piano, or a band play "electronically" Cost about a dollar to play multiple different instruments and player pianos, it gets quite noisy in there, out back are some of the old town homes and buildings. They do have some museum workers, who are very informative and will teach visitors the history of the buildings end of the city. It's a great place to take families.

While vacationing in Montana, Fall 2020, we traveled the "Ghost Town" route as described in the MT…read morestate tour guide. If you must travel to Virginia City MT area; DON'T STOPP, KEEP GOING. DON'T LOOK BACK, KEEP GOING. If you think that you want to be ripped off just through your money out of your window as you pass Julie and her Gems and KEEP GOING. She will be happy to take it! Wave at the shady looking characters literally hanging out the door at the local saloon across the street from Julie's Gems because they will be staring at you as you drive by. Take my advice; the whole state of MT especially this area is not for tourist. You are not safe or welcome. Just stay on the interstate and KEEP GOING. We made the mistake of stopping into Julie's Gems in Virginia City. Bought a Yogo Sapphire ring for $550, a strand of turquoise beads for $12, and Julie insisted we take a free book which we didn't want. Julie overcharged us for the beads and then lied about it when confronted after we got home. I took the ring to my jeweler to be sized and the jeweler looked at it (Microscope) and handed it back to me stating the sapphire had a chip. I confronted Julie and she said sure send it back. I sent it back to her and she gave the runaround on what was happening with it. I requested a refund. Then all of a sudden she stated that it had been repaired and she mailed it back to me. WHAT? Just how did you repair or replace the stone? With what? This is just wrong! I had no say in what was done with the ring. It is my money! I never received the ring so I started to find ways to recover my money. She actually committed fraud with my bank. Every time anybody talked to her about this she presented more lies, was misleading, was misrepresenting, performed scamming and theft. It went from I tried to pry out the stone and damaged the ring to my jewelry damaged it when sizing it. Again the Jeweler never had it in their possession. Also after the purchase while trying to get my funds returned, she stated to me no guarantee on Yogo sapphires, and then suddenly came up with an enormous restocking fee, to overcharging for the beads, to paying for the free book. She even hired an attorney to avoid paying $620 that is rightfully my money. Beware! I have been to the District Attorney and Attorney General in an attempt to resolve this matter and the local Sherriff. They all said Julie broke no laws. YES this is apparently legal in MT.  I keep getting told this is legal and it's a civil issue go to small claims. Well guess what? MT does not make it easy for an out of state tourist to file small claims. You have to travel to MT to file the claim then travel again for court. Civil court you need an attorney which would cost more than $620! We never felt comfortable while in this area and with this ordeal it is apparent to me that if you are not part of the "Good Old Boy's Club" stay away. The law is not there to protect you. You are on your own.  This is especially if you are a person of color or one of those protected groups. I'm sure if Julie sees this review she will come back with even more lies!

Dinosaurmania and a little Montana history added in . Planetarium too…read more Time walk thru history and learn geology , plate tectonics , plates and animals. Big Mike us star but the triceratops's are pretty cool too

We had such a great time at the Museum of the Rockies! It's an amazing place for kids, especially…read moreif they love dinosaurs. The dinosaur exhibits are huge, detailed, and seriously impressive. We also really enjoyed the sections about Montana's history and all the older artifacts--they were fun to explore and made the museum feel like a walk through time. We happened to visit during the Jane Goodall experience, and it was such an unexpected bonus. We learned so much about her life and the chimps she worked with. The interactive parts were especially fun, and we even learned how to "speak" in chimp, which my kids thought was hilarious. Great spot for a few hours with the kids.

Hybrid Motion is an awesome facility with the most loving, dedicated and skilled coaches. My…read moredaughters love coming to class each week to gain mastery over the many skills taught! Their confidence has grown so much over the past year! I highly recommend it!

From the owner: Hybrid Motion is Bozeman's NEW Gymnastics, Dance and Fitness Studio. We open June 12th with…read morefitness-centered and fun-themed Summer Day Camps. Our full class schedule for the fall will be available mid-July. Within every child is a powerhouse of ability and a unique connection to the world around them which they can tap into through movement. Whether it be gymnastics, dance, strength-training or yoga... teaching children to build that mind-body connection, find the joy in movement, how to positively work through challenges and how to be a teammate is what we specialize in. Our dedicated coaches and teachers share the joy they have for their sport with others by providing a positive and uplifting learning environment while meeting the highest safety standards. Our lower kid-to-teacher ratio allows for greater individual attention and better control of the class. We want to support kids on their path to greater skill development and most importantly, a love for their discipline. Coming soon: Parent's Night Out Let you kids have some fun while you do too!

This is a review for the small dog side of the dog park. No…read moreshade. No water (this is located on the large dog area). 1 small bench. Grass/weeds overgrown. 2 stars for supplying dog bags and it's larger size.

Can't believe I have t gone here before it's kind of hidden but it's right next to the mall. The…read morepark has a large dog park,trails,restrooms,picnic pavilion and a pond with fish. Definitely a great place to take the family. Clean and taken care of

It's been 2 years since we last visited. And the view is still spectacular. And the staff has…read morechanged, but still first-rate. Both casual and elegant. The menu is quite different. We started with the beef carpaccio which was perfect with capers, lemon and parm. I love a good artichoke - this one was very interesting - it had a bit of cheese and seasonings in the center which meant the outer leaves were unseasoned and the interior was delightful. We knew were had overordered so we opted for Steak frites and shared. Everything was cooked perfectly. The one disappointment? The peach margarita - even with a small slice of peach, I couldn't taste peach, nor did it taste like a margarita. It was very flavorless. So still a fabulous experience, just not as fabulous as our last visit.

We had an incredible dinner experience here last night! The view is spectacular and there are so…read moremany amazing appetizers and entree choices. Every dish was great and the drinks and wine selection were also very good. I highly recommend it and it's worth the drive if you are in a neighboring town.

The top 2 things I love about LBC is the safety and the community. Both of these are for everybody,…read moreall are welcome. I've taken 3 improv classes now and might someday shed my fear to try standup. Safety: the club has a no heckling policy. Getting up on stage in front of people is hard. Sitting in a dark crowd and offering shitty criticism is easy. I appreciate each and every person that's getting up there to try and entertain a crowd - it's a lot of work conquering your anxiety in the spotlight, and nobody gets it right 100% of the time. LBC is a place that welcomes people to start for the first time and go on a learning journey. We may not be NYC but I think it's pretty damn good for MT. Safety was something stressed in Improv 1 and I appreciated that (stressing it in all classes would be cool too). Community: come more than just one night to LBC and you'll quickly realize that the team behind LBC has built a pretty cool community of folks that care about making others laugh. People in the community care about connection, and realize that the diversity of that community can have it's challenges, but those are also the things that make it special. This is a place where you can make real friends. I sure have.

These guys are a class act. I've taken several classes and workshops with LBC and had a fabulous…read moreexperience. Their teachers are fun and encouraging. There's no spirit of competition here, only fun and encouragement. Also really high quality improv and standup shows here 6 nights a week!