Around the Bozone
Not only is it summertime, but it's also the Gallatin Valley Land Trust’s Summer Trails Challenge. Which means that every time you head out, you’re supporting GVLT—which in turn supports trail-building, trail-maintenance, and preservation of the scenic, wildlife-rich open land surrounding those... Read more >>
The once-impenetrable fortress of our public-land rights is under siege. To greedy, gluttonous invaders, our lands and our riversare a resource to be grasped, wrenched free, and fed to a distended belly that can never be satisfied. Read more >>
Instrumental to a successful outing on the Jefferson—be it a lazy, half-day float or an overnight adventure—are Thomas Elpel’s new Jefferson River Canoe Trail maps. Read more >>
This is a column we’d love to rename Champs & Champs, but unfortunately, chumps abound, and we’d be doing you the people a disservice if we didn’t continue calling them out. Read more >>
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News & Notes
Celebrating & conserving public-land access. These days, few topics interest outdoors folk as much as public lands—and here in Montana, where most of our activities take place on state and federal land, it’s even more important. Read more >>
According to two years of research by the Adventure Scientists, Gallatin Valley has a plastic problem. Read more >>
If you’ve visited Peets Hill recently, you’ve probably noticed the construction crews and utility vehicles stationed on the lawn at Bogert Park. “What are they up to now?” you might wonder. The answer is restoration. Read more >>By the Numbers
We’ve all heard the accolades from national publications about the outdoor paradise that is Bozeman and Montana in general. Read more >>
~43,000,000: total runners in the U.S.26.1: miles the typical runner logs in one week85: days per year the typical runner runs13%: increase in outdoor running participation since last year Read more >>Bozeman Vs.
The Ridge. The Tram. Both icons are so ingrained in southwest Montana ski culture that there is no confusion when their names come up. Read more >>
It’s a rivalry that’s been simmering since cavemen first carved stone into wheels: runner vs. roller. Read more >>
There are only a handful of ice-climbing destinations in the United States—and Bozeman, Montana and Ouray, Colorado are both strong contenders Read more >>
After years of lopsided matchups, with Bozeman trouncing one seemingly worthy adversary after another, it’s become clear that most other places simply don’t compare. Read more >>Lingo & Etiquette
Tips for Bozeman newbies. “If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.” —Jesse Potter Read more >>
