http://kadeembry.com/blog/99/sort_entrydatetime-desc/ With its breathtaking views and convenient location just minutes from Bozeman’s city limits, the Springhill Reserve subdivision captures the essence of the Bozeman lifestyle. This ideally-situated neighborhood offers unobstructed views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, with panoramic views of Bridgers, Spanish Peaks, and Tobacco Roots mountains from each lot. It’s the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee while taking in the view or relax for evening watching the stunning Bozeman sunset. The 2.7 miles of walking trails help you stay active and are great for taking your best pal for a walk. The community pond and 49-acres of open space offer different environments to ensure you’ll never tire of the landscape or the views. With the space comes an abundance of wildlife. Enjoy scanning the skies when you hear the call of local birds or catch a glimpse of the cutest critters roaming around and enjoying the scenic Bozeman area. All lots at Springhill Reserve are 1 - 2 acres and allow for a sense of privacy, all while keeping you close to the activities you love. The Riverside Country Club, featuring an 18-hole golf course, is just one mile away. The serenity of the area doesn’t inconvenience you as it is close to some of Bozeman’s best shopping, dining and nightlife experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts will be thrilled by the close proximity to premium skiing, fishing, boating, and hunting in the area. If you’re looking to make a move to a home that allows you to truly live the Bozeman life, Springhill Reserve is the place for you. Contact us today for more information!   http://kadeembry.com/blog/99/10491/194-snowcat-in-springhill-reserve/ Mon, 10 Oct 2022 12:01:40 -0700 Bozeman has many of the state’s best destinations for outdoor activities. From day hikes to fly-fishing to downtown exploring, there is never a dull moment in Bozeman. We have compiled a list of the top activities to keep you busy all summer long! HIT THE TRAILS Bozeman has several trails that are perfect for a hike, run or biking through. Morning is ideal for Bozeman as afternoons can start to heat up. Looking for a trail with plenty of options? Check out the “M” Trail. It offers a 1.7-mile loop with options for easy and difficult hikes. HYALITE CANYON 18 miles south of Bozeman is Hyalite Canyon. This beautiful area offers hiking, scenic drives, and plenty of fishing opportunities at the Hyalite Reservoir. The hike to Hyalite Peak is perfect if you’re looking for a challenge. The 16.2-mile trail gains over 3,500 feet and is rated difficult. BOZEMAN DOWNTOWN If you’re not feeling outdoorsy, Bozeman offers a lot of fun options as you make your way downtown. The arts scene thrives here! You’ll never be bored as you visit the many galleries showcasing regional and local artists. The area offers several museums that are great for a family outing. When you finish up your day, be sure to stop at one of the fantastic downtown restaurants for an out-of-this-world dining experience. HOT SPRINGS The hot springs offer naturally fed spring pools and a great, relaxing atmosphere. The hot springs are the perfect way to relax after a long day of exploring Bozeman’s outdoor adventure areas. SUNSET VIEWING Before you head to bed, make sure to catch the gorgeous sunsets that can only be found here. Burke Park is the perfect viewing spot for one and all. As part of the Main Street to the Mountains trail system, you’ll enjoy the easy to navigate route http://kadeembry.com/blog/99/10370/top-5-summer-activities-in-bozeman!/ Mon, 02 May 2022 01:31:56 -0700 It’s the time of year that vegetable gardeners love; the smell of fresh dirt, the feeling of tearing open a seed pack, and breaking out the trowel fills many of us with joy. Veggie gardening is not a naturally born skill, it takes practice and a lot of trial and error. If you’re a first time gardener or just looking to get back into the soil, we have the top tips for making your garden a success! Tip #1) Most vegetables need 6 hours of sunlight daily. When setting up your garden, make sure that it is getting plenty of light exposure to keep your plants happy. Tip #2) The easiest plants for beginners to grow are tomatoes, peppers, beans, cucumbers, zucchini, peas, radishes, spinach, and herbs. If you are nervous about starting your veggie garden, start with these basic vegetables to get your feet wet. Tip #3) Soil will make or break your garden. Quality soil for a veggie garden is a must. Find a high grade topsoil or potting soil in containers rather than local soil. The golden rule: add 1 to 2 inches of organic material to your garden area and mix well to a depth of 6 inches. Tip #4) Read the directions! Seed packets are a wealth of information and will give you the details you need to be sure you are planting your vegetables correctly. Tip #5) Use mulch! Mulching your plants helps to keep the weeds at bay and the soil moisture consistent. If you’re looking for a mulch idea - use grass clippings (as long as they don’t contain weed killer). Tip #6) Plant at the appropriate time. Plants can be sensitive and need to be planted at the right time of year. If you’re not sure when to plant in Montrose, use this guide: https://www.almanac.com/gardening/planting-calendar/MT/BozemanNow that you’ve got the basics, it's time to dig in (pun intended!). Get out there and have fun. We can’t wait to see how your garden grows.   http://kadeembry.com/blog/99/10354/6-tips-to-plant-the-perfect-vegetable-garden/ Thu, 21 Apr 2022 01:07:44 -0700 http://kadeembry.com/blog/99/10343/preferred-partner:-brynn-dellwo/ Tue, 05 Apr 2022 12:22:57 -0700 There’s something special about Bozeman’s restaurant scene. With the myriad of available options– how can you choose what restaurant would be the best for your next outing? In our opinion, one of the best restaurants in Bozeman is The Bozeman Taproom & Fill Station on the corner of Rouse and Mendenhall. This restaurant features Bozeman breweries, Montana Craft beer and craft beer from around the globe. If you’re looking for a casual lunch or dinner in town, you truly can’t go wrong with their options of burgers, sandwiches, tacos, wings, salads & more. In the summer months, they have an idyllic rooftop bar with picturesque views of the Bridger Mountains. Our menu recommendation? You can’t leave the taproom without getting their curry fries (our tip is to get it with a side of ranch). The Bozeman Taproom also hosts live music every Tuesday and Wednesday night– featuring local and touring singer/songwriters duets and three piece bands. If you’re a trivia buff- don’t fret as their Monday night trivia is claimed to be the best in Bozeman! The next time you’re looking for a bite out– consider The Bozeman Taproom! http://kadeembry.com/blog/99/10311/the-bozeman-taproom-and-filling-station/ Mon, 28 Feb 2022 04:06:42 -0700