Yellowstone Gateway Museum and Museum exhibits at the historic Livingston Depot.
Sacajawea Park: river trail for photography and mountain views + Wednesday Night Farmers Market June 3 to September 16 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Popular restaurants/breweries: 2nd Street Bistro, Gil's Goods, Neptune's Brewery and Restaurant, Katabatic Brewery, Pinky's Cafe (brunch).
Shane Lalani Center for the Arts for community theater productions,
Yellowstone River—numerous fishing access sites to fly-fish or have a picnic or enjoy wildlife watching (especially large birds of prey).
Hiking—popular trails are Pine Creek Falls and Passage Creek Falls (easy/family friendly), and Pine Creek Lake (more challenging).
Pine Creek Lodge for good eats, brews, and outdoor live music (summer). Keep an eye out for yoga and mimosa specials. Cozy brunch spot by the woodstove (winter).
Chico Hot Springs for lodging, dining, and soaking.
Sage Lodge for dining, lodging, and guided fly-fishing trips.
The Old Saloon for some great local food (Rocky Mountain Oysters!), libations, and local color. Live music most weekends and throughout the summer.
Follow Yer Nose BBQ and Wildflour Bakery—delicious BBQ, outdoor seating, live music. Bakery open March – October (subject to change).
Local outdoor people's market on Saturday mornings in Emigrant (summer).
Keep an eye out for large elk herds near Dome Mountain, near the turnout to Tom Miner Basin.
Wildlife watching—especially bears and moose in the fall. Be respectful to local residents by utilizing pullouts.
Hikes: Petrified Forest Interpretive Hike (easy/family friendly) and Ramshorn Peak (more challenging).
B Bar Ranch for cross-country skiing in winter or lodging in the summer (advance reservations).
Devil's Slide geological formation.
Ample pullouts for wildlife watching—bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, elk, deer, birds of prey.
Yellowstone Hot Springs for soaking at Corwin Springs.
Great views of Electric Peak.
End in Gardiner in the shadow of the Roosevelt Arch.