- TripBuzz found 33 things to do with kids in or near Livingston, Montana, including 21 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bozeman, Pray and Gardiner.
- From Rob Olson's Fishing With Rob to Montana Fly Fishing Guides, LLC., the Livingston area offers 33 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Fishing, Bowling and Movie Theaters.
- Within minutes of Yellowstone National Park, Livingston is a popular place for trout fishing. This small town further offers other outdoor adventures like hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and hunting. And its lively downtown district is home to a variety of shops including specialty boutiques, cafes, art galleries and coffee houses.
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Located in the Mammoth area of the Yellowstone National Park, The Boiling River is located at the site where a hot spring mingles with the Gardner river, resulting in warm waters that are particularly pleasant for swimming.
47.5 Miles
Choose your level of difficulty at Mammoth Hot Springs with an easy boardwalk trail through the lower terraces, or hike to the top of Bunsen's Peak for a bit of a challenge. The springs offer options with panoramic vies, driving trails, and a tour through Fort Yellowstone.
47.5 Miles
Lone Peak Cinema is an independent movie house with two theaters. Both theaters feature stadium seating and digital video and sound, and the lobby features a fireplace and concession stands with a wide array of choices.
47.9 Miles
Part of the Big Sky Resort, the Big Sky Golf Course is located 6,500 feet above sea level. The 18-hole, par-72 course takes golfers past the banks of the Gallatin River, where they can spot Moose, beaver, and deer.
48.0 Miles
Jake's Horses offers back country horseback adventures all year round. Explore beautiful Montana with knowledgeable guides who will help you explore hidden trails and expansive flat lands.
48.1 Miles
The 532-acre Missouri Headwaters State Park is popular for river floating and fishing in the Jefferson, Madison and Gallatin Rivers, hiking, and photography. Visitors can camp in the campground or rent one of seven tipis.