Livingston Travel Information
The town of Livingston (pop 7000), located at the transition between
the massive Absaroka mountains and the Paradise Valley, was once a
favorite haunt of such western characters as Calamity Jane and is now
a popular hide-away for the rich and famous. Livingston is best known
for its excellent access to the blue-ribbon Yellowstone River with its
bounty of world-class trout fishing. Visitors, however, will find
great opportunity for a plethora of other recreation activities around
this area. Livingston makes a great side trip destination for those
visitors wanting to escape the hectic pace of summer in Yellowstone
National Park, located only a short drive to the south. Livingston
can be reached easily off of I-90 from the east or west and from I-94
through Gardnier from Yellowstone National Park. There are a good
number of accommodation and dining options in Livingston and the town
supports a healthy number of western style saloons that are popular
evening destinations for locals and visitors alike.
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