Excellent facility! The grand stands have amazing views of the racing action and surrounding areas.read more

Probably one of the best views at a track. The racing is close, and the Bridgers as a backdrop is…read morepretty cool. Fun times!

I'm in love with Yellowstone now! I'm glad this race gave me the motivation to finally visit…read more Although the races are actually in Gallatin National Forest right outside of Yellowstone. This was my first trail race & I'm addicted. I want to participate in all the other vacation races now, it's just pricey to travel for all of them. Pros: -AMAZING views in the second half of the half marathon -Love/hate the challenging hills -Cup free policy, everyone got free hydra pouches -Lenient refund policy -Holiday Inn was close walk from start line -Multiple race challenges (I participated in the Bison Double-5k Fri night & half Sat am) -Special swag & additional medal just for Bison Double! -Caldera Triple was Teton Half, YS 5k, YS half -Grizzly Double was Teton Half & YS half -Clubs & trifecta options -S'mores during expo & after race, yummay! -Smokey the bear cheering us on -Snacks at hydration stations -Bug spray at one of the stations Cons: -A lot of people twisting ankles & falling from the rough terrain -Waayyyy too many people for such small trails (Not always following race etiquette) -My party complained about the chaos at the hydration stations but I didn't have any problems

This is a fun event for the whole family. The drinks were cold from the concession stands. They…read morealso have snacks, and beer, white claw, and a food truck. They put on a great show! Bucking broncos, bull riding, roping, and barrel races. Well worth your time.

*This review is for the Creekside Trail ride only…read more We did the creekside trail ride, and I selected this ride out of the many options for horseback riding in the area due to what I thought would be a prettier trail with the creek. It turns out the "creek" was just a little pond at the back of the property with the highway in the background, and we only rode along it for a couple of minutes. Most of the trail was in a wooded, forested area that backed up to cabins. I did not find the ride very scenic at all. However, I liked that the ride was seasonably priced, they didn't have a weight limit (my husband is 6'3" and 250 lbs, and it can be challenging to find rides for him), and that the guides were very friendly. I also appreciated that they gave me a very sweet, mellow horse when I expressed how nervous I was.

I had an amazing experience working with Dale and Robert (Sales Team) when purchasing my Bobcat…read moreTractor. They were extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic in ensuring I was taken care of and would be set up for success. They went above and beyond to by also working delivery in for free. I also had the privilege of meeting some of the other department heads who were very nice, respectful, and willing to help. Strongly recommend Redline Sports for purchase of a ATV, UTV, Bike or Tractor. They will work to earn your business and then take care of you after the purchase.

Robert was great, he answered all my questions, took the time to show me all the options on the…read moreexpedition I purchased. It was a very easy experience purchasing my utv Robert did everything. He was very generous in offering me any help or future questions that I might have. Stan in the parts department helped me with purchasing extra parts, and the service department took the time to help me with a minor set up problem I had the day I purchased it. I would recommend Redline to anyone looking for a great experience purchasing an outdoor recreation vehicle. They also matched the price from another dealer. Great experience overall.

Am I a nerd? Yes. Do I drag my travel partner to odd museums? Also yes. This was one that I wasn't…read moreabout to miss. It's in an office building, oddly perfect for a computer and robotics museum. It appears to be staffed by IT college students who are just as excited to talk tech as I am to listen to them talk tech. They geek out about the evolution of the tablet and how far computer memory and storage has come-and you can see some of the early iterations of computers here! It may not be the most interactive or hands-on museum, but it does help bring some of the textbook information to life, which is pretty cool. Even coming from a nerd.

Very cool trip thru the history of information flow...cuneiform tablet, antitykra machine,…read moreGutenberg press with books, enigma machine, robots, early computing, current computing...very fun

The fact that people give this place 5 stars makes me wonder if they are going to the same place I…read moream. Not sure if this is a science museum or a pediatrician waiting room with old used toys. The city of Bozeman should take pride in this place buy out all other business' in the plaza & make this an ACTUAL science center that's FUN for all ages. Ya'll should Google Orlando Science Center, follow their blueprint, & then you can charge what you charge. I feel for hardworking families to have to dish out $100 to walk in there to just watch your child play with dish soap. Do better Montana Science Center you owe it to the kids!

This is a very sweet space. My children loved it! I think it is more geared towards toddlers and…read morepreschoolers as my 5 year old was a little old for most except the steamlab (which was awesome by the way). My one year old could have stayed forever in the toddler area and I appreciate that it was "shoe less!" The outdoor area was cute, I think adding some sand toys would be a bonus but it does add for a lot of open play. I would put this on par with our "children's play space" at home, not a museum, but we have a membership to our play space in Texas...we will definitely be back here! Great place to kill time and let energy out.

I've passed this by several times thinking it was just a tourist trap…read more I was wrong. it was educational and very interesting. in addition the price is very reasonable as tickets are good for two consecutive days. You'll most likely see bears and wolves close up in a natural habitat. In addition there are birds of prey and otters also in habitats.

I am an amateur photogapher and enjoy nature photography. We visited the Grizzley and Wolf…read moreDiscovery Center back in February of 2013 and it was truly a marvelous experience! There was considerable snow on the ground when we arrived and late in the afternoon a snowstorm moved in. That didn't stop us from taking pictures either of the two days we were there....and in fact, the snow just made it that much more interesting. We both loved it there - and we were already in our late 60s then! I highly recommend this place for people of all ages - and especially photographers!