We recommend staying in either Bozeman, Livingston or Big Sky. Driving around Montana is one of the best parts, so we highly recommend getting a rental car and taking in the scenery. There is Uber and Lyft but it is limited and may have jacked up prices. Book your car in advance so there are no issues. Bozeman is a small city and during peak season there can be a shortage.

Bozeman - The downtown between Big Sky and Livingston. The sweet spot if you are trying to see everything. Most of the restaurants and breweries will be located here. It will be a hangout spot pre-wedding for sure. Recommend to book within a mile of the downtown for walking distance to everything. Approximately 40 minutes to Copper Rose Ranch venue.

Big Sky - Best activities such as hiking, horse back riding, rodeos. Cute villages for shopping and food. Greg's favorite spot of Montana. About 1 hour drive to West Yellowstone entrance. Please note, Big Sky to Copper Rose Ranch venue is approximately an 1 hour and 45 minutes, so plan carefully in case there is any traffic day of wedding.

Livingston - Location of the wedding! Much more quiet and country like. Great for horseback riding, reading, fly fishing and scenic 360 views of the mountains. If you are looking to relax, this is your spot. About 1 hour drive to North Yellowstone entrance.

We aren't doing room blocks at this time as the guests will be scattered throughout the 3 locations. We recommend the following hotels in the following locations to book in advance:

Bozeman:

- RSVP Motel ($$)

- Kimpton Armory ($$$)

- AC Hotel ($$$)

(Note: If you see "motel" in Montana, most of the time they are renovated and upscale. Don't rule them out as Motel 6s)

Big Sky:

- Big Sky Resort ($$$)

- The Summit Hotel ($$$)

Livingston:

- The Historic Murray Hotel ($$)

- Marriott ($$)

- Sage Lodge ($$$$)

As always, make sure to check Airbnb and VRBO for secret gems and potentially better pricing, especially if you are planning to travel as a group. Here, is a list we put together.

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