Things To Do
Outdoor Adventures
Montana’s wild beauty is what makes it so special — get outside and enjoy it! Fly Fishing on the Yellowstone River: Livingston is world-famous for its fly fishing. Local guides like Montana Troutfitters or Dan Bailey’s Fly Shop offer trips for all levels. Hiking in Paradise Valley: Try the Pine Creek Falls Trail or Mill Creek Trail for gorgeous mountain views and waterfalls. Yellowstone National Park: The North Entrance (Gardiner) is just an hour away — perfect for a day trip to see bison, hot springs, and endless scenic beauty.
Downtown Livingston
A charming mix of Old West history and modern flair. Main Street: Wander through art galleries, antique stores, and Western outfitters. Livingston Roundup Rodeo (July 4): A classic Montana tradition — expect fireworks, cowboy hats, and serious fun.
Where to Eat & Drink
Campione: Elevated Italian fare in a cozy, rustic space — perfect for date night. 2nd Street Bistro: Farm-to-table Montana cuisine (reservations recommended). The Murray Bar: A lively local spot for a burger, beer, or live music. Faye’s Café: Beloved brunch spot with creative dishes and small-town charm. Gil’s Goods: Casual café next to the historic Murray Hotel — great for coffee or lunch. Katabatic Brewing Co.: Great craft beer and laid-back vibes downtown. The Office Lounge: Classic Montana watering hole — pool tables, neon lights, and friendly locals. Pine Creek Lodge: Often has live outdoor music in the summer (check their schedule!).
A Few Local Tips
Everything closes early — most shops and restaurants wind down by 9 p.m. Make reservations where possible (especially around the Fourth of July). Bring layers! Evenings cool off quickly in the mountains.