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The Livingston and Bozeman Area in Southwest Montana

The area surrounding PrintingForLess.com is a mecca for hunters, fishers, mountain climbers, kayakers, photographers and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. In every direction and in every season, you'll find fun things to do and ruggedly beautiful things to see. We're only 30 minutes from famous Chico Hot Springs and less than an hour from Yellowstone National Park or Bridger Ski Resort. It would take the best of poets to fully describe the immense beauty and deeply satisfying lifestyle available here. So instead, we'll just tell you how the area affects others who have been here: Producers like Robert Redford, Ron Howard and Dennis Quaid chose this area for its unparalleled beauty and character to film such box office hits as A River Runs Through It, The Horse Whisperer, Far and Away and Everything that Rises. National magazines regularly feature the area in top stories. For instance, Men's Journal recently ran a cover story called "50 Best Places to Live" with a photo of Dennis Quaid on his property here. Many educated, talented people often take big pay cuts and work outside their profession (sacrifices not necessary at PFL), just to live in the area. Millions of people from around the world come every year to recreate and recharge their routine lives with the world-class fishing, hunting, skiing, rodeo, rafting, kayaking, rock climbing, horseback riding, hiking, backpacking, snowmobiling, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, dog sledding, natural wonders of Yellowstone National Park, local hot springs and health spas and everything else here that makes our little corner of Big Sky country the last best place. See more details below. More and more Montana alumni (those who grew up here and mistakenly moved away looking for greener grass) are returning with the understanding that it just doesn't get any better than this. PrintingForLess.com employees regularly come to work with stories of their most recent "once in a lifetime experience."

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Local Recreational Activites World-class fishing: Our area has some of the best blue ribbon trout streams and local spring creeks anywhere in the country, including the world-renowned Yellowstone, Gallatin and Madison rivers. Outfitters like The Yellowstone Angler sell tackle and rent float boats. Get comprehensive area fishing information at Big Sky Fishing.com. Yellowstone National Park: World famous geysers, abundant wildlife and the rugged beauty of the nation's first national park are less than an hour away. More info on the Park. Hiking, backpacking, mountain biking and rock climbing: With seven mountain ranges in the local area, there is no shortage of wilderness and trails. Northern Lights Trading has equipment and info. Water sports: The Yellowstone River and other local Class I, II and III waters, have plenty of places for downriver and whitewater rafting or kayaking. Outfitters like Yellowstone Rough Riders or Flying Pig Adventure Company book trips or rent equipment. There's also boating and windsurfing on nearby Daily Lake. You can get gear at Second Wind Sports and advice from Keith Marr, president of the local windsurfing organization MAWI (Montana Association for Windsurfing Individuals) at 587-5803. Skiing: Cross country ski most anywhere, or downhill ski at Big Sky, Moonlight Basin or Bridger Bowl, three nearby ski resorts that offer the same premiere skiing and snowboarding as other more famous resorts-without the lift lines. Hunting: Well-known for some of the best big game hunting in North America, our area is home to elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, antelope, cougars and black bears. Outfitters like Montana Guide Service specialize in guided hunts. Horseback riding: Few things are better for the soul than riding a good horse through the wilderness. Local outfitters like Yellowstone Rough Riders help folks saddle up. Snowmobiling: Paradise Valley, Yellowstone National Park, West Yellowstone and Cooke City (known as the snowmobile capital of the world) have some of the best trail riding and extreme snowmobiling anywhere in the world. Wildlife viewing: Our area of Southwest Montana is perhaps the best place in North America to see free-ranging elk, whitetail and mule deer, moose, bison, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, antelope, cougars, black bears, bald and golden eagles, beaver, otter, coyote, wolves and many more. Rodeo: Cowboys and cowgirls from around the West team-rope, bull and bronc ride and barrel race right here all summer long at some of the best local rodeos in the west. Check the local chamber of commerce sites for Bozeman, Gardiner and Livingston for more info. Dog sledding: Teams of huskies pull experienced and novice mushers through the local mountains. Absaroka Dogsled Treks has more info. Local hot springs and health spas: Swimming pools are filled with naturally hot ground water from geothermal features at nearby Chico and Bozeman Hot Springs (406) 581-3386. Wildlife and people sometimes soak together in the untamed hot springs of Boiling River in Yellowstone National Park. And there's a nearby Health and Beauty Spa at Golden Ratio. More Local Recreation and Cultural Links Museum of the Rockies, Hiking Trails around Bozeman, The Bozeman Symphony, Glacier National Park, MSU's Fun Things to Do in and Around Bozeman. Articles of Interest on the Area Bozeman Named #1 Place to Live by Bizjournals.com Livingston Appeal from Distinctly Montana Magazine

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