Blue Light
Like the blue light atop downtown Bozeman's Baxter Hotel, that beckons skiers to Bridger Bowl to enjoy a fresh snowfall, our Blue Light guide beckons MSU students to the outdoors, to enjoy southwest Montana's inimitable natural world.
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While Bozeman is surrounded by acres and acres of public land, full of recreational opportunities, the city limits are chock-full of fun, too.There are trails, beaches, boulders, and bike paths. Here are some numbers to consider. Read more >>
It’s only natural that the two biggest schools in the state are rivals. But is our university that much better? Let’s take a look and find out. Read more >>
It’s easy to be overwhelmed by Bozeman’s outdoor options.One way to stay on track is to make a list. Or better yet, let us make one for you. Below are bucket-list adventures, organized into single-day outings that fit into any busy schedule. Read more >>
Bozeman's water-sport scene. So you want to slay the river dragons?Or do you just want a peaceful day on the water? Read more >>
Often, there’s only a single thing on our minds, and that’s singletrack—tacky, flowy singletrack. Here in Bozeman, it abounds, so you’ll often see us grinning ear to ear. You can get your smile on too, by sticking to the advice below. Read more >>
For all its rugged beauty, Montana’s backcountry holds its fair share of danger. Avalanches, lightning, frigid water, bears, rattlesnakes… the list goes on. Read more >>
As a Bozemanite born and bred, fighting for wild places has always come naturally to me. As I’ve grown older, I’ve found that this penchant for outdoor activism is as easy as breathing for many Montanans. Read more >>
The time has come: a visit from the fam. Hugs and kisses make their rounds, updates are exchanged, and… now what?Don’t waste time trying to decide what to do—show them the best Bozeman has to offer. Read more >>
Soaking in hot springs, aka “hot-potting,” is a universal and timeless pleasure. Nothing beats the sensation of slipping into slightly stinging water, only to feel comfy and tranquil seconds later. Read more >>
For some people, bikes can be an enigma. We take it for granted that they will always work, right up until they don’t. What then? Read more >>
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