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Several years ago, a close college friend of mine moved to Livingston, a quaint city in southwestern Montana, north of Yellowstone National Park.

Before then, I'd never heard of the place, but over the last three years, I've found myself visiting Livingston and the surrounding area on multiple occasions. Now, I'm always looking for an opportunity to return to this idyllic Rocky Mountain locale. Despite its small size, Livingston boasts a thriving art scene, awe-inspiring natural attractions, and eateries that rival those back in my home of New York City. For dinner, nothing beats linguine and meatballs at the Italian eatery Campione, which made The New York Times' list of the best U.S. restaurants in 2023. And you can't visit Livingston without driving an hour south for a day trip to the gushing geysers and plentiful wildlife of Yellowstone National Park, which is among the most incredible natural wonders I've ever seen.

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