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Sports Cove offers scuba-diving courses that take students from the shallows of an indoor swimming pool to the depths of the ocean. For beginners, open-water classes cover breathing techniques and safety regulations, and advanced-certification courses give divers enough confidence to explore the depths on their own. Those looking for a more exotic experience can join the crew on one of its organized scuba-diving trips to locations such as Mexico and the Caribbean.

Born from the hustle of fairs and rodeos, Hippy Cowgirl has blossomed into a stylish boutique brimming with Western wear and accessories. The women's clothing selection abounds with designer denim including fashionably distressed jeans (starting at $64.99) by Cowgirl Tuff Co., which form a natty union with handcrafted Ferrini boots (starting at $144) on dusty trails and dance floors. Cowgirl Tuff Co. lace tanks ($29) beckon sunny days, and hoodies by Adiktd ($36.75–$55) and Cowgirl Up (starting at $36.75) keep cowpokettes warm at night long after the sun elopes with China.

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Apex Personal Training's team of dedicated fitness buffs help aspiring athletes burn away unwanted fat and calories with customized training regimens. Through personalized consultation, a staff member helps you to articulate your fitness goals and designs a custom exercise program to match your needs and changing eye color. Prior to shaking off weight, receive a welcome package containing a water bottle, a protein bar, and an ultra fit bar. Gym rats get a body-composition test that measures levels of water, muscle, and fat, which helps determine the type of weight being lost or shoved under beds. Enjoy unlimited access to the training facility, a mirrored nook that has free weights, medicine balls, an elliptical machine, and more at your disposal. You'll also have the opportunity to attend a health seminar lead by owner, Darryl Sobering, covering important nutritional topics such as meal plans, recipes, and tactics to evade the evil grasp of diet-smiting candy bars. All customers receive a welcome kit containing power bars and a water bottle.

When visitors board one of Wild West Rafting's rafts, they're actually stepping into some historic, soggy shoes. The inflated vessels traverse the Yellowstone River, which was explored by members of the Lewis and Clarke expedition in 1806. These famed adventurers saw many of the things rafters still see: elk, bison, and other wildlife set against the rolling terrain of nearby mountains. Indeed, Wild West Rafting's trips pass several of the majestic sights that define the American West. But the river offers more than just scenery. Near Gardiner, Montana, the flow speeds up as the river descends into Paradise Valley and narrow canyons. Rafters on these sections face an on-water rollercoaster, flying through class III and IV rapids with names such as "Yankee's Revenge," "Box Car," and "Audience Members in the First Three Rows Will Get Wet."

While they're an adventure for most people, these trips define a typical workday for Wild West Rafting's guides, each of whom holds certifications in First Aid, CPR, and Swift Water Rescue. The staff includes experts such as Ryan Winter—who, before coming to the Yellowstone River, honed his paddling skills on the South African whitewaters of the Umkomasi, the Umzimkulu, and the Zambezi. The guides can take groups on rafting trips ranging from a couple of hours to multiple days. During longer excursions, they can combine rafting with horseback rides through Yellowstone National Park.