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vice for visitors in the summer. They also have free Internet access. Computers are avail-
able for up to an hour at a time.
Internet access can also be found at the chamber of commerce and the Internet café
Chadz (104 N. Main St., 406/222-2247, 6:30am-2:30pm daily).
The main post office (406/222-0912, 8:30am-5pm Mon.-Fri., 10:30am-12:30pm Sat.)
is at 105 North 2nd Street.
Livingston Memorial Hospital (504 S. 13th St., 406/222-3541) has a 24-hour emer-
gency room. For nonemergency medical care, visit Community Health Partners (126 S.
Main St., 406/222-1111, 8am-5pm Mon., Wed., and Fri., 8am-7pm Tues. and Thurs.) or The
Park Clinic (1315 W. Crawford St., 406/222-9970, 8am-5pm Mon.-Fri.).
Wash clothes at Off the Cuff (322 E. Park St., 406/222-7428, 8am-6pm Mon.-Fri.),
which has 12 coin-operated washers and dryers, laundry drop-off service, and dry cleaning.
Scrub Tub at the Livingston Inn (7:30am-9:30pm daily) is at 5 Rogers Lane.

GETTING THERE AND AROUND
Livingston is 116 miles from the Billings Logan International Airport (BIL, 406/
657-8495, www.flybillings.com ) and 38 miles from Bozeman Yellowstone International
Airport (BZN, 406/388-8321, www.bozemanairport.com ).
From Bozeman, Greater Valley Taxi (406/587-6303) has a stand outside the baggage
claim area, and rides to Livingston are around $90-110 for a single passenger. Livingston's
lone taxi service, Amazing Taxi (406/223-5344), also offers pickup and drop-off service to
Bozeman's airport for about $3.25 per mile.
From

the Billings Airport, Phidippides Shuttle Service (866/527-6789,

www.codyshuttle.com ) will transport you to Livingston (call for rates).
Both airports have car-rental companies on-site. At Bozeman's airport are Enterprise,
Hertz, Alamo, National, Avis, Dollar, Thrifty, and Budget. At Billing's airport Enter-
prise, Thrifty, Dollar, Hertz, National, Alamo, Avis, and Budget all have a presence.

Livingston to Red Lodge

This stretch of highway is a smooth ribbon between dramatic mountains ranges—the Ab-
sarokas, the Crazies, and the behemoth Beartooths. The views stretch for miles in every dir-
ection, and although many of the scarce exits off I-90 lead to nothing more than a jumble of
ranch buildings, there are some wonderful old towns that appear every now and then. Big