If you'll be joining us from out of town, please keep in mind you will need to organize transportation from the airport. Uber is available, but it can get expensive and sometimes availability is limited.

We expect the weather to be very mild in late September. Plan for pleasant days in the mid 60's to 70's but cold nights that can get close to freezing. We don't expect any snow but it isn't unheard of!

If you plan to extend you visit (please do), there are a few options close by.

Yellowstone- If you want to head down to the aprk you have two options for getting in. West Yellowstone is about 2 hours away and gets you the closest to the geyser basin (Old Faithful, Morning Glory). Gardiner is a little over an hour away and gets you into the Lamar Valley. This area is better for Bison and wildlife viewing as well as sweeping mountain valley views. Plan at least a whole day to get into and explore these parts of the park, and keep in mind its pretty challenging to do the whole park in one day.

Bozeman Hot Springs- Just outside of town, this is a beautiful and developed hot springs with outdoor pools offering hot and cold (freezing cold!) pools for a relaxing evening. Keep in mind its closed Friday Sundown and reopens Saturday sundown. If you want a more primitive experience, Norris Hot Springs is about 1 hour down the highway and offers a rustic open air pool and a stunning drive down the Madison River. Alcohol available at Norris, but not at Bozeman.

Livingston- A quiet town just across the mountains with a great railroad museum and beautiful views of paradise valley. Stop by Marks In-n-Out and get a milkshake.

Hyalite Reservoir- South of town in national forest land, full of convenient and popular trails. This lake is the main water source for Bozeman (paddle boards or kayaks can be rented in town). Beautiful waterfalls hide in the forest around the reservoir. We recommend Palisade Falls for a quick and accessible but still stunning falls. For a slightly longer but still accessible walk, Grotto falls is just down the road. Be careful when selecting hikes around town! Be certain what the distance and elevation gain is before you start. Coming down is often harder than going up! And ALWAYS be prepared for the temps to drop.

Glacier- I'm overusing the word stunning, but it really is. bout 6 hours north of Bozeman, this park is, you guessed it, stunning. Reservations need to made far in advance simply because demand is so high. Don't expect to drive up and find vacancy or available campsites without reservations far in advance.

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