Local brews and pizza by the slice.
Downtown restaurant with delicious local fares such as bison meatloaf and elk burgers.
Cute little deli/gift shop with delicious sandwiches and food specials.
A bit of a drive, but the BEST burger you will ever have!
Natural hot springs pools plus fitness center and spa. Check to see if they have live music!
Saturday mornings from 9am-noon at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds, Haynes Pavilion.
The massive four-day event features PRCA rodeos, carnival rides, live concerts, and over 90 food and commercial vendors.
Located just south of Bozeman, the Hyalite Reservoir offers activities such as hiking, camping, fishing, and boating.
Popular river for stream fishing trout.
A popular trail up to a big white “M” for Montana State University.
A popular, dog-friendly 2.2 mile loop just outside of Bozeman featuring scenic views and beautiful valley vistas.
A popular, moderately difficult hike with spectacular 360-degree views. About 5-8 miles round trip.
A one-mile loop trail around the lake offering stunning mountain views.
A popular, moderate hike through Cascade Canyon to a scenic alpine lake. Approximately 5 miles round trip. **Please note: most of the hiking trails near Bozeman are well-frequented and bear-free. However, it is best to be BEAR AWARE. Be aware of your surroundings when hiking and don’t be afraid to carry bear spray when you visit more remote and less popular trails (cannot fly with bear spray but it can be purchased when you arrive). This is not to scare you from hiking- hiking is one of the best parts about Montana!
America’s first national park and a must-add item to your bucket list. Just over an hour drive from Bozeman.
Known for its stunning scenery, glaciers, mountains lakes, and incredible hiking. A four and a half hour drive from Bozeman but a trip worth extending your stay.
The gateway to Yellowstone known for its year-round outdoor recreation. An hour south of Bozeman.
A spectacular 68-mile scenic drive connecting Red Lodge, Montana, to the Northeast Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Three and a half hours from Bozeman. We recommend checking out Red Lodge, a neat mountain town at the entrance of the highway.