Mandy & Anders
Things To Do
Yellowstone National Park
When we mention Yellowstone, we're not talking about TV. Whether you've never been, or returning for the 100th time, Yellowstone National Park never ceases to amaze. Just 90 miles South of Bozeman, YNP is a great day trip with friends and/or family; there and back again with plenty of time to get cleaned up for the festivities!
Tour of our Home, Bozeman
With shopping, great restaurants, music, and art, not to mention the incredible outdoor paradise just 20 minutes down the road, no matter what direction you choose, Bozeman sure does have a lot to offer. And there is more than meets the eye with this incredible place we get to call home! Spend an afternoon kicking around up and down Main Street and the surrounding neighborhoods, and learn a little bit more about Bozeman's past, present, and future. https://historicmt.org/tours/show/36
Lewis and Clark Caverns
Experience Montana's first and best-known state park, and discover incredible geologic features with an afternoon at the Lewis and Clark Caverns.
Bozeman Brewery Tour
For those of you beer drinkers out there, Bozeman is going to have A LOT to offer you! With 11 different breweries to choose from, Bozeman's microbrew scene will have something for everyone!
Hyalite Reservoir
Are you looking to spend some time hiking in Bozeman's back yard? Hoping to soak up some sun with an afternoon on a paddle board? Or maybe you've been wanting to try rock climbing... Whatever outdoor adventure you're looking for, a 20-minute drive to Hyalite Canyon and Reservoir is where you'll find it!
Livingston Roundup
If you're going to be in town as early as the 4th of July, 2024 will mark the 100th Livingston Roundup Rodeo! Spend a day 45 minutes West of Bozeman with our neighbors over in Livingston, MT, starting with the annual 4th of July parade, before sliding into your boots for one of Montana's BEST Rodeos.
Take a Hike!
Whether you're an experienced outdoorsperson, or are just lacing up those hiking boots for the very first time, Bozeman and the surrounding area has PLENTY of hikes for you to take on! Head South into the Gallatin Canyon, or North into the Bridger Mountain Range, and you're sure to find a trailhead that is right for your afternoon outing. Sypes Canyon, Lava Lake, the M, and Sacagawea Peak are a few of the bride's favorites!
Park It!
Look, we get it, wedding weekends are stressful. If you're looking for an excuse to get out of the room for a couple of hours, but don't necessarily feel like trekking all the way to Yellowstone, Bozeman has you covered! Take a couple of hours to soak in some sun, take in some fresh air, and some incredible views by visiting one of Bozeman's incredible public parks! A quick stroll on Pete's Hill will have you feeling refreshed!
Headwaters of the Missouri River
You might not know it by giving a map a quick once-over, but while in the Gallatin Valley, you are at the point of origin of the largest navigable waterways throughout the United States! Just 30 minutes West of Bozeman, you will find the Headwaters of the Missouri River. This is where the Gallatin, Jefferson, and Madison Rivers first come together to begin their journey, first as the Missouri, then the Mississippi River(s), en route to the Gulf of Mexico.