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Discover 2 local breweries and hot springs with a born and raised Bozeman local. The tour will start at 2:00PM ,with a pick up from your accommodation. We will visit three different locations, Spending a little over an hour at each. Dropping you back off at your accommodation afterwards. Tour price is per person First stop: A local Brewery Second Stop: Another local Brewery (where you can grab lunch if desired, not included in tour price) Third Stop: Bozeman Hot Springs (ticket included) Other things to note: Please include your pick up and drop off location and number of guests in booking request. The price is per person Hot springs admission is included, you will pay for your own food and beverages.

I love to share what I love about pickleball, the fastest growing sport in the U.S. It's very popular in Boise and there is a strong interest particularly with those new to the game. Through my past experience in teaching over 5 years, I have witnessed the enjoyment, mental and physical health benefits the game offers. Pickleball was called the perfect pandemic sport because of the social connections it created during Covid. This, along with vitamin D, being outdoors, group fitness, and naturally social distanced, the sport has changed many lives. People of all ages and abilities play immediately as it offers a short learning curve. It's also inexpensive and a perfect way to meet other like minded people, especially while traveling. I have enjoyed playing this sport in other countries as well during my travels and have met so many nice people.

Meet the Camels experience. Get up close with three different camels to learn about their individual personalities as well as learn about the whole species. Experience includes petting, brushing and walking as well as simple commands, all in a safe and private environment.

The baby goats are arriving NOW for 2024! 18 kids born so far. Expecting more every day! We will relax and pet goats in the fields or hike to the river. This is a small herd of friendly milk goats. My son and I have raised these goats since they were babies, so they are very friendly and calm! All of the activity will be on my farm in field and woods. The amount of walking or exploring is group dependent. Goats love to eat and go on walks! They will also impress us with their climbing and curiosity. Many times of year we have baby goats--"kids" that are fun to pet. We also milk the goats-primarily in the summertime--you will get a chance to milk goats if you'd like! My son Adam will also be hosting some of the walks.

Amy’s Teaching Kitchen is for both the inexperienced and experienced cook interested in exploring healthy home-cooking. This is a 90- minute experience via ZOOM, divided into 2 45- minute meetings. I will have two monthly live food demonstrations also via ZOOM; you may choose to cook along with me in your own kitchen. The first meeting is the date scheduled through Airbnb. We will explore your personal culinary goals. The second meeting will be scheduled for a later date, allowing you time to meal plan, shop “smart”, and organize your kitchen. We will explore new kitchen skills, cooking techniques, and new recipes.

Join an ex-chemical engineer on a day hike with incredible scenery, wildlife, and good conversation in the Bitterroot Mountains. You and your guide will carry ultralight packrafts up to a serene alpine lake, where you'll inflate the rafts, float around and bask in the sun! Then you'll paddle back to shore to enjoy a backpacker's style picnic lunch before finally heading back to the trailhead. During the hike, your guide will identify wildflowers, berries, and trees and teach learn interesting facts about the native plants in the area. You'll also learn about how the mountains in the region formed! Leave No Trace! Learn how to leave no trace from an expert's perspective and take newfound confidence with you on your next outdoor excursion! The standard route is about 6 miles round trip with 1300 ft of elevation gain. IMPORTANT: Hike includes sections of steep uphill hiking, climbing over obstacles like trees and crossing creeks using small and sometime unstable stones. Trekking poles are lent to you free of charge! Includes: - First two spots booked has their rafts carried for them! - Lunch, Snacks, Tea, Coffee - Guide carries first aid, Satellite Communicator, water filtration, sanitary products. - Packraft setup (less than 10 lbs) for each adult ticket. Be prepared to carry your own gear. - Backpack - Trekking Poles - Bear Spray

First guests will arrive and we will have an ice breaker meet and greet. Host will present and pour flavor soups into beautiful, plum bottom, 4 oz. glasses to sip and share and rate in the order of their choice. I’ll talk about some of the produce grown in the area and local goods used to make the soups and share a few stories. Guests will leave with their tastebuds alive and a smooth outlook on a souper life; with tasty soups and a transformational experience in health and digestion.

We started the first winery tour company in Idaho in 2009. We are experienced winery tour guides. In order to reserve the winery tour, you must be 21 years old. We will need you to sign a "Winery Tour Agreement" and a "Terms and Conditions" the day of the tour. THE COST IS $136.00 PER PERSON, NOT PER GROUP. A MINIMUM OF TWO (2) PERSONS IS REQUIRED ON THE TOUR!!! ANY ADDITIONAL PERSON SHOULD BE INCLUDED UPON BOOKING, AS THERE IS THE ADD ON CHARGE OF $136.00 PER PERSON. We provide driver/tour guide, pick up at 11:00 am and drop off at 5:30 pm at your home, hotel, or airbnb etc. We visit three (3) wineries in the Snake River Valley Wine Region in Idaho. Tasting fees are covered in the price. Bottled water is supplied by us. We choose the wineries, (meet the people behind the scenes), and you will learn the history, background, and have a mini wine 101 course on the proper way to experience wine. We also take you into the vineyard for a better understanding of the growing process. During the Harvest Season, you can taste the grapes from the vines and even help with the fermenting punch down process. We also take photos so you will have wonderful memories from your wine tasting experience. Charcuterie boards are available for purchase at some of the wineries. All our tours are private tours 2 - 12 persons.

Morning float: We will meet you at the boat dock with our kayaks and help you launch onto the kayak. Then we will float down the river enjoying the beautiful views. We will give you your own space ahead of us but close enough if you need assistance. At the end we will pick you up and take you back to the boat launch area to pick up your car(s). Other things to note The river is very shallow through most of the float. The river ranges in depths of zero to eight feet deep. You may have to pull your boat for a second if you hit a high spot. Afternoon float: Same as morning except a lot more people other than us on the river.

Boise is such a unique city and has so many fun places to see and explore! Whether you are visiting for the first time or have recently moved here and want to get to know the area better, we will have fun exploring several highlights of the City of Trees. We will meet at a coffee shop in Southeast Boise and from there I will drive you and your guests in my car on our approximately 2 hour tour around the most popular sights of Boise. Our first stop will be Discovery Park & Sand Point Beach which are right along the Boise River near Lucky Peak Dam. This is a popular spot for swimming, paddle boarding and fishing. From there we will head downtown, drive past the state Capitol and take a walk through Freak Alley, a public art space featuring a huge variety of street art that changes every few months. We’ll travel on to Whitewater Park and check out the surfers & kayakers. Next stop will be prestigious Harrison Blvd to see the stately historic homes along this beautiful treelined North End community. Then on to Camel’s Back where we can do an optional 15 minute hike up to the top of Camel’s Back and take in panoramic vistas of the foothills and downtown Boise. Our last stop will be the quaint main street of Hyde Park in the North End. Welcome to Boise!

If you don’t see a time in the calendar, you can request a date & time! Make your own slippers or mittens from raw wool! Have you always wondered how wool is made into a wearable, felted clothing or accessory? This class will show you the transformation of fluffy wool to cozy slippers/mittens! This experience will walk you through how to make your own slippers or mittens from wool. We will use the "wet felting" technique to shape & size your own warm and cozy mittens or slippers or make a pair to give as a gift! We will start in a rustic Art Studio cabin & I will show you the basic steps prior to starting & work with you as you layer the fluffy wool into the shape of the pattern. As the class progresses, we will add warm, soapy water & start the felting process! The final step is finishing your mittens or slippers by fitting them to your hands or feet while they are still damp. You will take them home slightly wet, but they should dry by morning. Wet felting is method interlocking & compacting of wool fibers which are first drenched in soap water & then rubbed until fabric has the same thickness. Individual wool fibers are covered with small scales. When water & pressure from rubbing are applied the scales open up & the fibers tangle together. When the felt dries fibers stay tangled. Great for team building & corporate events!

I've been hiking in Missoula for 22 years and know the best spots to see the most wildlife, wildflowers and solitude. I'll take you on one of my favorite secret 5 mile hikes in Missoula, home to wild animals such as deer, black bears, red-tailed hawks, bluebirds and dozens of other bird species. Our hike passes through a mature ponderosa pine/Douglas fir forest and a 19-year old burn that has lush regrowth and lots of wildlflowers. From the highest point of the hike you will see the entire Missoula valley as well as the spectacular Mission Mountain Range 20 miles north of Missoula. I am a Master Naturalist and Certified Interpretive Guide and if you are interested I can share my knowledge about the flora and fauna as well as the fascinating geology of Glacial Lake Missoula while we hike. I'll provide new, high-quality binoculars to borrow if you need them! Homemade cookies too! *This hike is for those in relatively good physical shape. It ascends a total of around 500 feet in elevation then drops 500 feet in elevation and the terrain has rocks and tree roots in places.

When you arrive to Edwards Greenhouse you will be directed to the yoga area. In the Spring/Summer season classes are held in The Legacy Garden on the northside of the greenhouse. In the Fall/Winter we are located within the greenhouse. You are welcome to bring your own yoga mat or a yoga mat can be provided. Your yoga class begins with a 10 minute meditation to bring you into the body and into the space. You will follow with a 45 minute physical asana (poses) class. ALL CLASSES are beginner friendly. The class will end with a 20-25 minute color meditation. The intent for my yoga classes is to create more Awareness of the Mind Body Spirit! It is to connect with the Energy that you are outside of your physical body! My teachings include movement of the body through balancing poses, stretching positions & QiGong movements. Classes also include a deep meditation to open up the 7 major Chakra energy centers of the body. We are Raising our Vibrations to match that of the Earths Vibration! As Above So Below As Within So Without!

We will stroll approximately 1 mile on a dirt trail to see Missoula's best array of wildflowers. I will teach guests how to identify native forbs, shrubs, trees, mosses and lichens. We will also talk about their unique uses for food, medicine, dye and cordage, to name just a few. We will also learn how animals use these plants for survival. There is some elevation gain and loss.

Experience the raw power and beauty of nature at Yellowstone National Park. The enormous volcanic caldera has captured the American imagination for decades thanks to its explosive geysers, prismatic hot springs, and astonishing waterfalls. Home to some of the only wild bison and wolves on the continent, this park can't be missed. This 276-mile-long tour covers the essentials of Yellowstone National Park in 5-6 hours.