Parks in Gallatin Gateway, Montana

Enjoy the great outdoors featuring big game hunting, overnight ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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Short take: Lots of trout, and great for beginners on upper section. Fish become larger and angling more challenging downriver. Running more than 100 miles from its headwatersa little creek running... More on Trails

The two most popular fishing sections are between Big Sky and Bozeman, and More on Trails

Disconnected single track, double track and a bit of pavement. Take Beehive Rd for another 1.5 miles, you will go down a steep hill. At the Bottom is the Beehive Basin trail head. Hang a left, cros... More on trails.mtbr.com

I don't feel like I earned beers after this ride, but if you aren't in great shape or rode it quickly you might deserve one)-Once at the trailhead (hopefully you didn't take a turn and end up in th... More on trails.mtbr.com

Daly Creek is the northernmost drainage in Yellowstone National Park. The hike makes a gradual ascent up the scenic valley, crossing the rolling meadows and open hillsides parallel to Daly Creek. T... More on Trails

This was a great trail with wide open views , which is a good thing since th More on Trails

The Porcupine Creek Trail follows the creek into the Porcupine Elk Preserve. The large, rolling meadows are a winter elk range. When the snow melts, moose ... More on Trails

Spring is probably not the best time to travel this trail. Some portions o More on Trails

The Tepee Creek Trail begins just outside the northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park. The trail crosses gentle slopes thorough a broad grassy valley, passing dense tree-lined ridges. ... More on Trails

The nearly flat Specimen Creek Trail follows Specimen Creek up the canyon thorough a mature forest dominated by lodgepole pines. This beautiful drainage crosses bridges over feeder streams to an open meadow ... More on Trails

The Fawn Pass Trail to Fan Creek is an easy hike thorough forested rolling hills and scenic meadows. The Fan Creek Trail (not shown on the USGS map) is a newer fishing access trail established in the early 1980s. From the junction ... More on Trails

The Black Butte Creek Trail begins just northwest of Black Butte. The trail parallels Black Butte Creek up a beautiful forested drainage to a meadow at the base of King Butte. The narrow valley has aspen, lodgepole pine ... More on Trails

The Gallatin River rises high on the north flank of Three Rivers Peak in northwest Yellowstone National Park. Lewis and Clark named this easternmost of the three forks of the Missouri for Albert Gallatin, then Secretary of the Treasury. ... More on Trails