Guidebook for Livingston
Food Scene
Gil’s features lighter fare including baked goods, pizzas, breakfast and lunch foods. They emphasize local ingredients and the location couldn’t be better as Gil’s is located across from the historic train depot near the heart of town.
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Gil's Goods
207 W Park StGil’s features lighter fare including baked goods, pizzas, breakfast and lunch foods. They emphasize local ingredients and the location couldn’t be better as Gil’s is located across from the historic train depot near the heart of town.
A burger joint that looks and feels like the kind of traditional eatery that might’ve existed (and did exist) decades ago when the cows out numbered the people in this corner of the world. This one is rustic and always a good choice if you’re in the mood for a quality no-frills burger and French Fries. .
The Stockman Fine Foods
A burger joint that looks and feels like the kind of traditional eatery that might’ve existed (and did exist) decades ago when the cows out numbered the people in this corner of the world. This one is rustic and always a good choice if you’re in the mood for a quality no-frills burger and French Fries. .
This a favorite among locals and travelers alike. The atmosphere is usually lively and reservations are a good
choice in the summer months. The food is traditional and consistently good. This is a staple that can always be relied upon to deliver a decent dinner.
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Montana's Rib And Chop House
305 E Park StThis a favorite among locals and travelers alike. The atmosphere is usually lively and reservations are a good
choice in the summer months. The food is traditional and consistently good. This is a staple that can always be relied upon to deliver a decent dinner.
Neptunes Taphouse and Eatery
232 S Main StMurray Hotel
201 W Park StMint Bar and Grill
102 N Main StA 20 minute drive south of Livingston, Pine Creek Lodge offers dining and an outdoor live music venue. Brunch is offered with live music on the weekends. Evening Concerts are well attended. Visit their website for concert tickets and dining hours.
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Pine Creek Lodge
2496 E River RdA 20 minute drive south of Livingston, Pine Creek Lodge offers dining and an outdoor live music venue. Brunch is offered with live music on the weekends. Evening Concerts are well attended. Visit their website for concert tickets and dining hours.
Campione
101 N Main St2nd Street Bistro
123 N 2nd StLivingston Bar And Grille
130 N Main StFaye's Cafe
415 E Lewis StShopping
An antique shop that succeeds at invigorating all the senses with a good dose of whimsy and style. Highly recommended.
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Out Of The Blue Antiques
211 S Main StAn antique shop that succeeds at invigorating all the senses with a good dose of whimsy and style. Highly recommended.
A hardware store in the heart of downtown that is stocked with all of the home-fixing necessities. The store owner behind the counter has the answers you seek and will
deliver them with a smile. The airwaves are always filled with the chilliest soundtrack.
Riverside Hardware
107 S Main StA hardware store in the heart of downtown that is stocked with all of the home-fixing necessities. The store owner behind the counter has the answers you seek and will
deliver them with a smile. The airwaves are always filled with the chilliest soundtrack.
A thoughtfullly curated assortment of used clothing, antiques, furniture, and trinkets. Livingston has so many used clothing stores and antique shops to explore during your treasure hunting adventures!
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Curated Closet
117 S Main StA thoughtfullly curated assortment of used clothing, antiques, furniture, and trinkets. Livingston has so many used clothing stores and antique shops to explore during your treasure hunting adventures!
A famous fly shop featuring fly fishing supplies and an excellent selection of recreation gear for all kinds of outdoor adventures.
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Dan Bailey's Fly Shop
209 W Park StA famous fly shop featuring fly fishing supplies and an excellent selection of recreation gear for all kinds of outdoor adventures.
Sightseeing
Swingley road is best enjoyed in the summer months and fall when the sun is out and the skies are clear. This dirt road winds it’s way east of Livingston through the foothills of the Absarokee mountains and offers a glimpse of the rural setting that many people picture when they think of Montana. It’s very picturesque, but be warned, the road is in rough shape and may not be a good choice for sedans. This road will take you to the West Boulder valley and the main Boulder valley beyond it. Cell phone service is spotty in places. Travel at your own risk.
Swingley Road
Swingley RoadSwingley road is best enjoyed in the summer months and fall when the sun is out and the skies are clear. This dirt road winds it’s way east of Livingston through the foothills of the Absarokee mountains and offers a glimpse of the rural setting that many people picture when they think of Montana. It’s very picturesque, but be warned, the road is in rough shape and may not be a good choice for sedans. This road will take you to the West Boulder valley and the main Boulder valley beyond it. Cell phone service is spotty in places. Travel at your own risk.
Chico hotsprings: historic hot springs Resort situated at the feet of the absaroka mountains, 30 min drive from Livingston. The resort features a large hotsprings pool open to the public ($10 fee), a fine dining restaurant (reservations strongly recommended), a poolside grille, and a poolside bar.
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Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa
163 Chico RdChico hotsprings: historic hot springs Resort situated at the feet of the absaroka mountains, 30 min drive from Livingston. The resort features a large hotsprings pool open to the public ($10 fee), a fine dining restaurant (reservations strongly recommended), a poolside grille, and a poolside bar.
This developed hot springs is a 50 mins drive from Livingston. It features three outside pools of different temperatures surrounded by views of the Gardiner basin. There are changing rooms. No eatery onsite. $10 per person.
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Yellowstone Hot Springs
24 E Gate RdThis developed hot springs is a 50 mins drive from Livingston. It features three outside pools of different temperatures surrounded by views of the Gardiner basin. There are changing rooms. No eatery onsite. $10 per person.
Museum of the Rockies:
Museum associated with Montana State University located in Bozeman, Mt. The museum features an excellent collection of dinosaur fossils, many of which were unearthed in Montana . $18 entrance fee.
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Museo de las Rocosas
600 W Kagy BlvdMuseum of the Rockies:
Museum associated with Montana State University located in Bozeman, Mt. The museum features an excellent collection of dinosaur fossils, many of which were unearthed in Montana . $18 entrance fee.
Do a Ggle maps search for “Spanish Creed Trailhead, Gallatin Gateway, Mt.” Follow driving directions from Livingston (1.5 hour drive to trailhead)
Once you reach Spanish peaks road south of Bozeman, the drive follows a well maintained public dirt road through a famous ranch. The road ends at a public trailhead with scenic hiking along a creek in a mountain valley. The views as you drive through the ranch are reminiscent of lamar valley in Yellowstone.
Spanish Creek Trailhead
Do a Ggle maps search for “Spanish Creed Trailhead, Gallatin Gateway, Mt.” Follow driving directions from Livingston (1.5 hour drive to trailhead)
Once you reach Spanish peaks road south of Bozeman, the drive follows a well maintained public dirt road through a famous ranch. The road ends at a public trailhead with scenic hiking along a creek in a mountain valley. The views as you drive through the ranch are reminiscent of lamar valley in Yellowstone.
Parks & Nature
A well kept park that features ponds, flocks of geese, expansive lawns, and views of the Yellowstone river and the Absaroke mountains beyond.
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Sacajawea Park
West Butte StreetA well kept park that features ponds, flocks of geese, expansive lawns, and views of the Yellowstone river and the Absaroke mountains beyond.
This option includes a 25 min drive through the scenic Paradise valley followed by a 15-20 min drive on a reasonably well maintained mostly paved mountain road (slow speed limit) that climbs into the foothills of the absaroka mountains. Follow
signs to pine creek campground and then to the trailhead for pine creek falls.
The hike is 2.5 miles roundtrip and is moderately difficult with some short uphill sections (390 feet elevation gain total). Relatively easy and potentially family friendly. Hike at your own risk. Bring water and bear spray. This trail often has lots of other hikers.
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Pine Creek Falls
Pine Creek Road
This option includes a 25 min drive through the scenic Paradise valley followed by a 15-20 min drive on a reasonably well maintained mostly paved mountain road (slow speed limit) that climbs into the foothills of the absaroka mountains. Follow
signs to pine creek campground and then to the trailhead for pine creek falls.
The hike is 2.5 miles roundtrip and is moderately difficult with some short uphill sections (390 feet elevation gain total). Relatively easy and potentially family friendly. Hike at your own risk. Bring water and bear spray. This trail often has lots of other hikers.
Tuckerman park: Tuckerman park is on the edge of Bozeman, Mt. It features trails through meadows and cottonwood groves along a creek. This hike meanders through a generously sized green belt through a residential area of nicer homes.
Tuckerman Park
7979 Goldenstein LnTuckerman park: Tuckerman park is on the edge of Bozeman, Mt. It features trails through meadows and cottonwood groves along a creek. This hike meanders through a generously sized green belt through a residential area of nicer homes.
Drinking horse trail is a 2 mile roundtrip hike to the top of a hill along a relatively steep shaded trail through a conifer forest. Views of Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. 2 miles roundtrip and 656 feet elevation gain. This hike is on the edge of Bozeman, Mt.
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Drinking Horse Mountain Trailhead
Drinking Horse Hill Trail
Drinking horse trail is a 2 mile roundtrip hike to the top of a hill along a relatively steep shaded trail through a conifer forest. Views of Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. 2 miles roundtrip and 656 feet elevation gain. This hike is on the edge of Bozeman, Mt.
This reservoir is 1 hour drive from Livingston and is set against a backdrop of scenic mountains. The drive to the reservoir from Bozeman is along a scenic winding paved road through a conifer forest.
There is camping and multiple trailheads with options for hiking at the reservoir. Recommended hikes include palisade falls and grotto falls. Hyalite reservoir is 1 hour away and water fall trailheads are an additional 15 mins drive once you reach the reservoir.
There are opportunities for long day hikes to high mountain lakes for the very adventurous. Bear spray is encouraged and water is highly recommended. You will likely see many other hikers on trails at hyalite.
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Hyalite Reservoir
This reservoir is 1 hour drive from Livingston and is set against a backdrop of scenic mountains. The drive to the reservoir from Bozeman is along a scenic winding paved road through a conifer forest.
There is camping and multiple trailheads with options for hiking at the reservoir. Recommended hikes include palisade falls and grotto falls. Hyalite reservoir is 1 hour away and water fall trailheads are an additional 15 mins drive once you reach the reservoir.
There are opportunities for long day hikes to high mountain lakes for the very adventurous. Bear spray is encouraged and water is highly recommended. You will likely see many other hikers on trails at hyalite.
2.4 mile roundtrip hike with 278 feet of elevation gain through a conifer forest. Trailhead is accessible at far end of Hyalite reservoir. Hyalite Reservoir is south of Bozeman, and a 1 hour drive from Livingston.
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Grotto Falls
2.4 mile roundtrip hike with 278 feet of elevation gain through a conifer forest. Trailhead is accessible at far end of Hyalite reservoir. Hyalite Reservoir is south of Bozeman, and a 1 hour drive from Livingston.
1.1 mile roundtrip hike with 239 feet of elevation gain. Palisade falls trailhead is near Hyalite Reservoir, a 1 hour drive from Livingston.
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Palisade Falls
1.1 mile roundtrip hike with 239 feet of elevation gain. Palisade falls trailhead is near Hyalite Reservoir, a 1 hour drive from Livingston.