Livingston (Montana)
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Livingston is a city in the Yellowstone Country of Montana. It is the northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Called "The Gateway City" because it was the original entrance to Yellowstone.
Understand
Livingston retains much of its Old West history. 436 buildings are on the National Historic Register.
The railroad was the main economic power for over a century. It is the reason the towns of Wilsall and Clyde Park to the north were created.
The railroad was the main economic power for over a century. It is the reason the towns of Wilsall and Clyde Park to the north were created.
Get in
Livingston is at the junction of Interstate 90 and US 89 along the banks of the mighty Yellowstone River and at the northern edge of Gallatin National Forest and 54 miles north of Yellowstone National Park.
Get around
The wind rider provides limited public transportation. Ride shares are also present in limited numbers. Biking is an option in good weather. Otherwise all travel needs to be by car or on horse back.
See
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phone: +1 406 222-2300address: Park StRailroad history museum
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Roundup Rodeo
phone: +1 406 222-3199address: Park County FairgroundsPart of the "Gateway Rodeos", the others are held the same time in Cody, Wyoming and Red Lodge, Montana. -
Yellowstone Gateway Museum
phone: +1 406 222-4184address: 118 W. Chinook St.Park County and Yellowstone National Park history
Do
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phone: +1 406 333-4933address: 163 Chico Road, PrayNatural hot springs. 2 pools average 96F and 103F. Dining and lodging available.
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Treasure Lanes
phone: +1 406 222-2566address: 1122 West Front St.Bowling, pool tables
Fishing
Outfitters
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phone: +1 406 222-1673address: 209 W Park Stestablished in 1938 they offer a complete line of fly fishing tackle, fly-tying tools and accessories and they even have a used Rods and closeouts section..
Hiking
There are a huge number of day and over night hikes in the area. Check with local forest service offices for details and trail conditions before heading out and maybe more importantly remember to report back to them if you see something noteworthy. A fresh elk kill on the trail could mean that a bear is nearby for example. Know the 10 basics needed for all back country camping and that cell phones are not one of them, cell phones often don't work in rural mountainous areas. Topo maps are also available in local camping and fishing stores.Regional forest service offices
- Yellowstone District 5242 Hwy 89 South Livingston, MT 59047 (406) 222-2520
Buy
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Juhnke's Montana Junk
phone: +1 406 222-2249address: 227 So. MainAntiques -
Montana Gift Cabin
phone: +1 406 222-7075address: 1 Pronghorn DrMontana gifts -
phone: +1 406 224-3768address: 111 W. CallenderGifts
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Yellowstone River Trading Company
phone: +1 406 222-5185address: 110 Centennial Dr. Suites 4 & 5Candy, Clothing
Eat
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phone: +1 406 222-7288address: 108 W. Park StCafe with home-style cooking
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phone: +1 406 222-0668address: 109 1/2 S. Main St.Upscale cafe
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Rick's on Main
phone: +1 406 222-3800address: 116 S. Main St.Fine dining -
Yellowstone Valley Grill
phone: +1 406 333-4787address: 3840 Hwy 89 SouthGourmet dining near the river
Drink
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Livingston Bar & Grille
phone: +1 406 222-1866address: 130 N. Main St -
Neptune's Brewery
phone: +1 406 222-7837address: 119 North L St.Micro Brewery since 1996, 10 brews on tap -
Whiskey Creek Saloon
phone: +1 406 222-0665address: 110 N. Main St.
Sleep
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phone: +1 406 222-1350address: 201 W. Park
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phone: +1 406 333-4787address: 3840 Highway 89 South Livingston, MTA small, off-the-beaten-path collection of contemporary cabins and one gourmet restaurant, tucked along the banks of the Yellowstone River on a ranch style property in the Paradise Valley of Montana.
Absaroka Guest HouseA histroical building converted into a cosy guesthouse. Rooms are clean and big enough.
Connect
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Livingston Chamber of Commerce
phone: +1 406 222-0850address: 303 E. Park St