About Bozeman
History
Bozeman Montana was founded in 1864 as a welcoming stop for travelers moving west and has grown into a lively town nestled in the beautiful Gallatin Valley. Shaped by its roots in ranching, railroads, and mining, Bozeman blends frontier history with a strong sense of community. Today, its past lives on alongside mountain views, outdoor adventure, and the energy of Montana State University.
Activities
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A beloved local ski area known for its challenging terrain, light powder, and no-frills mountain culture. Bridger Bowl offers an authentic Montana skiing experience just minutes from Bozeman.
Bridger Bowl
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Bozeman Hot Springs features a variety of indoor and outdoor pools filled with naturally heated mineral water. It’s the perfect place to relax and recharge after a day of exploring southwest Montana.
Bozeman Hot Springs
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The Museum of the Rockies is a Smithsonian Affiliate renowned for its extensive dinosaur fossil collection and engaging exhibits on Montana’s natural and cultural history. It’s a must-visit destination for visitors of all ages.
Museum of the Rockies
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Home to vast mountain landscapes and world-class skiing, Big Sky delivers big terrain, big views, and year-round outdoor adventure. It’s a premier destination for those seeking both luxury and rugged alpine beauty.
Big Sky
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Hyalite Canyon offers stunning alpine scenery, hiking trails, waterfalls, and a beautiful reservoir just south of Bozeman. Popular year-round, it’s a favorite spot for hiking, ice climbing, and quiet mountain escapes.
Hyalite Canyon
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Bozeman’s dining scene ranges from casual comfort food to elevated local fare, with favorites like Jam, Sidewinders, Montana Ale Works, and Roost offering something for every taste.
Restaurants