Yellowstone National Park is a vacation destination in and of itself. But the world north of the park—Montana's Yellowstone Country—is home to thriving towns and communities alive with celebrations of ...

Organically grown and locally owned since 1955, Bridger Bowl has operated as a nonprofit community ski area since powder-day one. With over 2,000 acres spanning 2,600 vertical feet, Bridger Bowl—known ...

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) serves Bozeman, Southwest Montana, Big Sky Resort and Yellowstone National Park. Located eight miles west of Bozeman and one mile east of Belgrade, BZN ...

Trapper's Family Restaurant is open year round, 7 days a week, 6:30am-ll:30am, Sunday's from 6:30-Noon for breakfast. Stop in and enjoy a delicious hot breakfast with us. We are located on the corner ...

Bozeman KOA is located in a peaceful setting, just 5 minutes from golfing as well as fly-fishing on the Gallatin River. Plan a day trip to Virginia City or Lewis and Clark Caverns. Visit the Museum of ...

The beautiful landscaped Motel 6 is located in an outdoor wonderland of scenic Montana. Conveniently located just off I-90 for easy on and off highway access, this property offers 56 nicely furnished ...

Every season in Montana’s Yellowstone Country has its charms, but winter stands out for just how much — and how magically — it transforms the region. When the snow arrives, so too does a new world of ...

Yellowstone National Park, the world’s first national park, covers 3,468 square miles. Three of the park’s five entrances are located in Montana’s Yellowstone Country. Half of the world’s geothermal ...

Bison is one of the main attractions in Yellowstone National Park. These enormous animals roam free, often causing traffic jams as herds casually stroll down the middle of the road. They may seem ...

There’s nothing like arriving at your vacation destination and checking into a fresh hotel room, walking into a grand mountain lodge, setting up camp in nature’s finest, or lighting the woodstove when ...

Natural hot springs are, quite literally, Yellowstone Country's hottest spots. There's nothing like soaking in the healing mineral waters of nature’s hot tub, especially after a long day of ...