Livingston Peak Ranch Offering Brochure

AREA RECREATION
Park County and the Paradise Valley are renowned for its multitude of recreational activities. In addition to fly fishing on the Yellowstone River,
whitewater rafters and kayakers take advantage of the rapids in the Yankee Jim Canyon. With over 700 miles of trails in the Absaroka-Beartooth
Wilderness, hiking, camping and horse-pack trips are infinite. The geo-thermal features, awe-inspiring waterfalls and natural beauty and history of
Yellowstone National Park is less than an hour from the Ranch and allows for a lifetime of exploration.
The winter activities within
close proximity to the Ranch
are very diverse. There are
multiple downhill ski and
snowboard areas as well
as Nordic-skiing trails to
explore. Bridger Bowl offers
exceptional skiing on 2,000
skiable acres and a 2,700-foot
vertical rise. Bridger Bowl
offers a wide variety of terrain
including long slopes, glades,
chutes, gullies, and the famed
hiking access to the Ridge.
Just north of Bridger Bowl,
Crosscut Mountain Sports
Center offers 45 kilometers of
groomed Nordic-skiing trails.
Situated on private and Forest
Service lands, the scenic
trail system covers terrain
well suited to all levels of
ability. About an hour and a
half from the Ranch, Big Sky
Resort offers access to “The
Biggest Skiing In America”
with 5,800 skiable acres and
300 runs spread over four mountains offering endless ways to navigate 4,350 feet of vertical drop. Closer to home, the groomed Nordic ski trails at
Mammoth Hot Springs, or guided snowmobile tours through Yellowstone National Park provide boundless winter adventures. Or simply relax in the
therapeutic waters and enjoy a gourmet meal at Chico Hot Springs just 30 miles down the road. In addition, all the amenities of Livingston are only a
short 10-minute drive from the Ranch, and the vibrant university town of Bozeman is about 35 miles away.
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