Bozeman MT Vacation Guide

Things to Do in Bozeman

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Bozeman is a premier travel destination for any season. In the warmer, summer months get out on the trails for a day hike or backpacking trip in the Gallatin or Bridger mountains, enjoy some of the West’s best fly-fishing on the Madison River, or raft the Gallatin River. In the snowy months, hit the slopes at Bridger Bowl to ski the cold smoke, or take the short drive to Big Sky.

There are so many things to do, see and explore in and around Bozeman! Any time of year, relax in historic downtown Bozeman, taking in the local culture: grab dinner at Open Range, coffee at Wild Joe’s, or simply walk Main Street, wandering the local bookstores and shops. For a good burger and great, local beer, stop in Bacchus Pub beneath the historic Hotel Baxter. For a night out, the Ellen Theatre in downtown Bozeman is the perfect spot to catch the latest independent film or documentary.

When to Visit Bozeman

Bozeman is hoppin’ in the summer! With numerous events and festivals taking place like the Sweet Pea Festival and MSU Graduation, unless you are attending one of these events there are other less busy times of year to visit like fall. Fall is an ideal time to visit the Bozeman as area temperatures are milder than summer and the crowds have died down.

Come wintertime, be ready for snow! The area can experience early snow and it can get deep fast which is great news for skiers, boarders and winter sports enthusiasts!

There are many options when traveling to Bozeman. From regional airports to ground transportation, you’ll get exactly where you need to go. If you need assistance arranging transportation be sure to contact our office for guidance.

Getting to Bozeman

Bozeman is at the confluence of many geographical features. The Bridger Mountains, Tobacco Root Mountains, Big Belt Mountains, Horseshoe Hills and much more all surround this beautiful area.

With warm summers and typically cold, snowy winters Bozeman gives way to lush vegetation. Day to night temperature changes can be significant.

Below find our most frequently asked questions about Bozeman.