Come walk with us!

Explore the creeks and rivers that flow through our community. These free monthly walks are open to all ages and designed to spark curiosity and deepen ecological awareness.

Together, we’ll wander streamside trails, identify riparian plants and birds, learn about ongoing restoration, and spot wildlife. Along the way, you’ll witness the beauty of changing seasons and find inspiration and practical tips for protecting water and habitat in your own backyard.

Whether you are an ecology expert, a birding novice, or new to the Gallatin Watershed, we invite you to join us, share your knowledge and curiosity about our local streams and rivers, and experience the Gallatin Valley’s waters in a new way.

Sign up for our next Riparian Walk on our Events Page.

Read more about the Riparian Walk Series on our Blog.

Here are the places we’ve walked so far:

Story Mill Community Park, Glen Lake Rotary Park, Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve, Bronken Park, Sourdough Canyon, Gardner Park, Drinking Horse Mountain Trail, Cherry River Fishing Access, Lower Mandeville Creek Restoration, Tuckerman Park, Cattail Creek (Harvest Creek & West Winds Parks), Lindley Park, and Bozeman Creek (City Hall-Bogert Park)

Where should we go next?