We were driving past the Madison River and saw all these people in inner tubes, floating down the…read moreriver. Then we saw the Madison River Tubing truck and so I looked into them and what they had to offer. It looked and sounded so fun, so I decided to book it online. The process was easy and smooth. The website did say each person needed a Montana Conservation License, which I had to purchase separately on another website. It was easy enough, however, I was never asked to present it. Maybe it was just in case. They also have coolers, dry bags, waterproof Bluetooth speakers, towels and waterproof phone cases for rental. We arrived on the day of our excursion at the "California Corner" and checked in. I had added a Bluetooth speaker and dry bag to our reservation. The river was flowing really fast while we were there, so our float was only about 90 minutes, but it was a lot of fun! You have to watch out for rocks and brush, but other than that it was a really fun and relaxing time. That water was a little chilly, but it felt good on such a hot day! The staff are excellent--very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend Madison River Tubing.

A very fun tubing experience with Madison River. I went twice! Once on the round trip bus from…read moreBozeman and the second time using the shuttle from Black's Ford to the put-in. The drive to the put-in is so beautiful I recommend that option. The company is well-organized, safety conscious and helpful at the put-in and take out. It's a wonderful way to experience the Madison River and the scenery. And, you will cool off! Take beer if you like but have a designated driver.

Professional, fun. Great time on the water. Communication beforehand was good and everything was…read moreas planned.

I booked Buddy (https://www.yellowstoneriveroutfitters.com/yro-guides) for 2 days of fishing in…read moreYellowstone. On the first day, we hiked two miles in to a remote alpine lake and I caught my first Arctic Greyling (and then 10 more and a dozen or so Yellowstone Cutthroats). On the second day, we spent the morning honing my casting skills on the Firehole River, catching over a dozen fat Rainbows and Browns. After lunch we hit the Gibbon for what Buddy called "feature water" where I caught a couple Westslope Cutthroats and bunch of hungry Browns on dry flies. 50 fish, 5 species in 2 days. I'll be back soon!

Luke is such a great guide and person to spend a day on the river with. We've fished with many…read moreguides over 20+ yrs and Luke tops them all! Knowledgeable, personable, professional, funny and a hard working dude to ensure you have a great experience. Highly recommend him. He also has a stable of outstanding guides that we used on our family trip to the 'Stone and the Big Mo. We fish every year with him!

We had the best day on the water with Luke and Vince! Highly recommend fly fishing with them.read more

Follow the signs to this square-shaped park that features a perimeter road that makes it easy to…read morefind the absolute perfect spot for your recreation. Baseball fields, public restrooms, a lake you can fish or you can fish the beautiful Yellowstone River that runs alongside. Or enjoy the bandshell or the tennis courts or just so much more. This was a welcome break from the interstate and a terrific opportunity to get just a bit of nature back into me. [Review 20815 overall - 77 in Montana - 1799 of 2023.]

Great park for all kids big and small! Love that the playground is fenced off because my two year…read moreold likes to run away. There are also some older playground toys and lots of swings not too far from the playground that were fun! Happy I got to visit before the flooding. Since the flooding we have not been able to access the park from any roads and that's a huge disappointment as it is the best park in the whole town of Livingston!! Hoping it can re-open soon.

Ignore Google Maps when it warns you that part of the road here is unpaved for the last leg of the…read moredrive. It's actually recently paved, so you have a smooth ride to the parking lot! The path to the waterfall is also paved with asphalt so it's a smooth walk up and great for strollers. There are two vault toilets at the parking lot, and a small picnic area near the entrance of the parking lot. This is an amazing waterfall. Water cascades down a columnar basalt face so it's particularly stunning. I've seen amazing columnar basalt formations (Devils Tower, Devils Postpile), but none with a water element. It's very memorable. I saw some people trying to scramble up the rocks to get to the top of the waterfall, but I'm not sure how safe that is. From satellite photos it looks like there's just forest up there anyways.

Amazing Hiking trail and falls!!! If you're looking for a…read morefairly easy, clean, green, and amazing trail. This is the right place. All the way up is paved which makes the experience nicer and easier, if you're not looking to break a leg going up haha. The sunset up there are amazing and all pictures are Instagram worthy!!! I took my 70 year old grandma and she enjoyed the hike and even made it from start to finish. The ride there is a bit intense with many curves so I'd recommend to take a bag for those that may get car sick. I'll be coming back to Montana, just for this beauty!

I took the kids out for a horseback ride last month. We're city folk and it was a great experience…read moreto be out in such a wonderful valley with trail guides that were so friendly and helpful, we never felt out of our element. The cookout after was fantastic! I highly recommend this trip if you're looking for a great trail ride experience.

A friend of mine hired them for her destination wedding in Bozeman. Wayne was so nice! He told me…read moreall the beautiful horses and let me meet them. They were the highlight of the wedding for me. Riding around in the snow was amazing.

So pretty! We went…read morefor a little trail hike around Natural Bridge and it was perfect. The area is very maintained and the vault toilets near the entrance were fairly clean (at least that's what my husband said). We hiked around the beginning of September so this is a bit overdue but the walk itself, the falls, and hearing the water flow through nature was incredible. It's a fairly easy trail if you have young children, we saw a few elderly folks walking through as well. When you're traveling through Montana's wilderness, always remember to respect the nature around you. Pack it in, pack it out. And don't forget your bear spray--it's grizzly country out here :)