Things To Do in Bozeman
Yellowstone National Park
In Bozeman, you will be super close to Yellowstone National Park and we anticipate and encourage many of you to be planning a trip to the park. Kyle and Miranda are National Park enthusiasts and care deeply about Yellowstone. So, If this is your first trip to a National Park, and you aren't sure where to start, feel free to reach out to either of us for recommendations. Please remember to give animals their space, stay on clearly marked trails and remember to leave no trace!
Tarantino's Pizzeria
Tarantino's Pizza is by far the best pizza in town, and we're only a little biased. It is located right on Main Street and serves authentic New York style slices and whole pies. And, Tarantino's is open after the bars close if you need a late night snack.
Montana Grizzly Encounter
This is the closest we would hope anyone gets to a bear on their visit. Montana Grizzly Encounter is educational and fun for everyone.
Bar Nine
The Groom's alma mater, Bar Nine is home to a beautiful, secluded, outdoor patio completed with a creek running through, which makes it the perfect place to grab a drink. Or if you arrive early enough, you can enjoy a signature "Bucket", containing six shots of well alcohol and mixer for only twelve dollars, from 9:00pm to 1:45 AM Thursday Night.
College 'M' trail
The M Trail was not only the first hike Kyle and Miranda went on together, but it is what we would say is the most "Welcome to Bozeman" hike we have. It's roughly 2-3 miles to complete and has beautiful view at the top of the city of Bozeman.
Grotto Falls
This hike is easy and flat, with a beautiful waterfall view at the end, which makes it perfect for anyone who has not hiked before. The trail continues past grotto falls to multiple other waterfalls for those that want to keep going. *The drive to get to the trailhead is gorgeous, but not well paved. If you choose to go please prepare for bumps, dirt, and potholes.
Pub 317
Right across from Tarantino's, this one was the Bride's favorite spot for a post-work drink. Make sure you tip your bartenders.
Palisade Falls
This nature walk is less than a mile round trip, paved, and has a spectacular view, which makes it a great hike for those with a lower range of motion.
Primal Meat & Fish Market
Primal is the perfect spot to grab a quick bite or stock up on local artisanal foods for your stay. You might even find some Red Fox Design Studio stickers at the register.
Lava Lake
This is the more difficult of the hikes we're mentioning. Beautiful alpine lake views at the end and with a sharp eye you could potentially spot (and eat!) wild huckleberries along the trail.
Montana Ale Works
It's a good spot with locally farmed cuisine and a menu with a large variety, enough to accommodate anyone.
Hyalite Reservoir
A beautiful picture spot, for those that would rather explore from inside the vehicle, or want to find hiking trails on their own.