Skinny on the Bozeman Scene

Bozeman just got another place to hang out. Saturday was a gorgeous night to go on a bike ride so the friends and I decided we should check out the new ’406 Brewery’. With two other Microbreweries in the Gallatin Valley, you think it would quench the thirst of area residents. But the nice weather brought filled the bike racks and the seats at the new Brewery. The 406 currently has 3 brews on tap; A pale, an ale, and a porter. All very good!

One of the cool things about the 406 is the decor. Most materials have been recycled, including some creative bar tops, footrests, and a benches. Plans are in the works for food to be added to the menu but for now you can enjoy a cold beer anytime from 10am-8pm.

406 Brewing Company is located at 101 E. Oak, Suite D, Bozeman MT 59715

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During a discussion on the health of a certain individual the other day, my friend quipped ‘We think she would be rid of all of her ailments if she would throw around the frisbee a couple of times a week.

It was pointed out that frisbee makes you run, reach, stretch, and just plain get the heart pumping. I am not an avid frisbee player but do own one. I know it does get my heart pumping, along with any spectators who are watching and in range of a misguided toss! In Bozeman, frisbee isn’t as widespread as in other Montana university towns like…Missoula. However, Bozeman recently added a Folf course to its ‘Main Street to the Mountains’ trail system. Located on Oak Street, behind REI, Rose Park is a 12 hole folf course that is suppose to cater to more of the beginner and intermediate folfers. Because it is located by new developement, trees should not affect play. Other folf courses around Bozeman are located at Bohart Ranch, Battle Ridge, and Big Sky ski resort.

A good website to check out all Disc Golf courses is www.dgcoursereview.com