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The 1st day of spring offers a chance to reset

The first day of spring is here, and it brings a jolt of energy that winter could not provide. Warmer air and brighter evenings drag people out of autopilot and back onto sidewalks, into parks and toward conversations they postponed. Instead of letting the season pass quietly, this is the

Walking the dog becomes America’s easiest wellness routine

On Feb. 22, many Americans will observe National Walking the Dog Day the same way they do most mornings: by clipping on a leash and heading outside. Across neighborhoods nationwide, routine pet care doubles as regular physical activity before work and after dinner. What looks like a simple walk around

Bikefill bike park approaches $1.8 million fundraising goal

Bikefill bike park approaches $1.8 million fundraising goal

The Bikefill Bike Park project, spearheaded by Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT), is almost fully funded after fifteen years of dreaming. A contractor for the project will be selected on Oct. 17 and construction is slated to begin in spring 2026. Located between the old Bozeman landfill and Snowfill Park,

Finding fall colors around Bozeman

Finding fall colors around Bozeman

October weather in Gallatin Valley is a wild ride. Some years, the month brings low temps, gray skies and swirling wind that skitters leaves across asphalt. Other years, October is as bright and sunny as July. And sometimes, a 10-inch snowstorm knocks out power on campus. October reminds us

Yellowstone's seasonal reopening

Yellowstone's seasonal reopening

As temperatures rise and summer nears, Yellowstone National Park is preparing for its summer spike in guests with the phased reopening of roads, which began on Friday, April 16. There are five entrances to the park—the North Entrance in Gardiner, which is open year-round for Cooke City access,

Bozeman's top dog spots

Bozeman is described by many as a dog lovers paradise. With plenty of pet stores, parks and trails, this town has embraced the dog community wholeheartedly (besides stubborn landlords). With so many options, figuring out what to do with your fur baby may be a more daunting choice than you

Competitive Outdoorsy-ness Needs to Stop

So you’re riding the lift on a powder day, with a fresh foot of snow from last night’s storm and another eight inches expected. The dude to your right is sporting the newest Arc’teryx shell and he’s talking to his buddy in the green Patagonia. “I