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Glacier National Park eliminates ticketed-entry system

Glacier National Park eliminates ticketed-entry system

Glacier National Park announced Wednesday that it is ending its ticketed-entry system, which has dictated summer access to some of the park’s most popular areas for the past five years. Instead, it will introduce new parking limits at Logan Pass and a reservation system for shuttle buses along

Life is Too Short to Fear Embarrassment

Life is Too Short to Fear Embarrassment

Embarrassment is an emotion most of us know all too well. Though that feeling of turning beet red and sweating with clammy hands can be overwhelmingly mortifying, there is no point in fearing it. This emotion can take many forms. Sometimes there are small, daily instances like having your fly

The Sinclair dinosaur takes a hike to the M

The Sinclair dinosaur takes a hike to the M

In the early morning after Halloween, the iconic Sinclair dinosaur from Zeke’s Little Store gas station was stolen, driven down the road and carried nearly two miles up the College M Trail. The dinosaur remained at the top of the trail until the following afternoon, attracting lots of attention

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,

Fairy village sprinkles magic onto Bozeman trails

Fairy village sprinkles magic onto Bozeman trails

Deep in a wooded trail in the Glen Lake Rotary Park, a village appeared seemingly overnight. It was packed with structures that varied in color, shape and function, but not in size. Here, visitors from the Gallatin Valley were invited to explore a village unlike any other — one not created

Dirt Concern works towards purpose-built mountain biking trails

Dirt Concern works towards purpose-built mountain biking trails

Amidst the heavy traffic on multi-use recreation trails, mountain bikers often navigate more than just rugged terrain. Thanks to the local nonprofit Dirt Concern, upcoming trails at Bridger Bowl and Crosscut Mountain Sports Center will offer bike-specific, purpose-built areas for riding. Dirt Concern is Bozeman’s chapter

Outside Kind pushes for peace in the great outdoors

When trail rage hits harder than the cold mountain wind, Outside Kind steps in to remind people that kindness is the best gear for any outdoor adventure. Outside Kind is an alliance of organizations based in Bozeman that aims to address outdoor conflicts through proper outdoor etiquette education, according to