Around the Bozone
There's always something going down in the Bozone.
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
Week 1 of the 2017 Legislature.We’re off and running at the 2017 Legislature, with several bill hearings last week that affected wildlife and habitat. Read more >>
When Big Sky opens for another winter season in November, veterans of the ski area will hardly recognize the 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 >>
Guns can be deadly, and hunters should always adhere to the strictest safety standards. But shooting really isn’t as dangerous as you may think, and many other activities are far more so. Here are some numbers to think about. Read more >>Bozeman Vs.
We all love Bozeman—no doubt about it. But the times, they are a-changin’. Gone are the quaint, small-town attitudes, the relaxed pace of life, and the slow, steady growth. 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 >>Lingo & Etiquette
Few communities are more dog-friendly than Bozeman. Everywhere you look, it seems there’s a dog waiting for the next hike, bike, ski, or float—and that’s a good thing. But with all this dog culture, it can be easy to lose track of the lingo. Here’s a refresher on Bozeman dog-speak. Read more >>
Bozeman-area skiers and snowboarders have plenty of hazards to deal with on the hill: rocks, ice, tree wells, unmarked cliffs, poor visibility, half-stoned trust-funders poaching your line. The last thing you need is an inadvertent run-in with a gaper. Read more >>
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