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Southwood Park opens in Bozeman near South University District

Community members, Bozeman Mayor Joey Morrison, and local representatives gathered in south Bozeman for June 12’s official opening of the city’s newest park. Southwood Park is located at the intersection of Stucky Road and South 17th Avenue. The 23-acre park features shaded pavilions, a play structure, an

Record numbers of travelers are visiting national parks to photograph wildlife, and it’s doing more good than most people realize

Nature Photography Day, observed every June 15, has never had a better backdrop than now. Outdoor and nature-immersive travel is surging across the board, with more travelers than ever building entire trips around what they can find, frame and photograph in the wild. Whether someone is a seasoned wildlife

Tennessee Tops New Ranking Of Best States For Family Road Trips In 2026

Tennessee Tops New Ranking Of Best States For Family Road Trips In 2026

As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary in 2026, families take to the road to explore historic sites, national parks, small towns and classic American attractions. But the best states for a family road trip may not be the ones travelers expect. A new study from property

'How trails are made': celebrating National Trails Day in Bozeman

Drizzling rain and dark clouds covering Bozeman did little to deter approximately 80 volunteers who spent National Trails Day maintaining infrastructure at Gallatin County Regional Park on Saturday. Volunteers, with rain jacket hoods pulled firmly over their heads and water-soaked gardening gloves on their hands, wielded shovels, rakes, compactors,

Midtown Commons: $7.2 million Missoula city land sale heads to final vote

A development proposal to build hundreds of different home types on city land near the Southgate Mall could secure final approval from the Missoula City Council Monday night. The city would sell roughly 15 acres of land to private developer Miramonte Companies for $7.2 million. Miramonte would then build

As public lands face strains, Bozeman rallies for Earth Day

As Earth Day returns, communities are reflecting on the responsibility of protecting the lands, water, and wildlife that define their way of life, even as public lands face growing pressures from increased visitation and limited staffing. “Everybody is celebrating what makes these areas so special — the wildlife, our lands, and

“A real win for the community”: Bozeman approves Bikefill park plan

Bozeman City Commissioners approved the master plan for a community bike park at their April 7 meeting. The 66-acre Bikefill will be constructed between Snowfill Recreation Area and the Bozeman Solid Waste Division offices and composting facilities in northeast Bozeman. “I was really happy to see so much support