One of the most diverse small towns in the Rocky Mountain West. Bozeman is blessed with an eclectic mix of ranchers, artists, professors, ski enthusiasts and entrepreneurs drawn here by world class recreation, Montana State University and a slice of old fashioned Americana. Best Western Bozeman Montana.
Things to do in Bozeman
American Computer Museum
This is the world's second museum devoted entirely to the history of the computer. The museum has been designed to accommodate visitors of all ages and levels. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-587-7545 for more information.
Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Observe many varieties of fish at the center. Also available are a Native American program and national historic site on the premises. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-587-9265 for more information.
Bridger Bowl
Ski area located just 16 miles from downtown Bozeman. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 800-223-9609 for more information.
15795 Bridger Canyon Road, Bozeman, MT 59715
Buffalo Jump
Located west of Bozeman. This is an area where the Native Americans would herd buffalo as part of their hunting grounds. This is an excellent area for studying history and Native America artifacts. Located off I-90 at the Logan Exit. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by.
Emerson Cultural Center
The Emerson Cultural Center is a historic adventure, offering the works of the visual and performing arts. Visitors will find artists at work, conversational French, swing dancing and civic forums to mention a few. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-587-9797 for more information.
Gallatin Canyon
This Canyon is an 80 mile drive south of Bozeman and parallels the Gallatin River, skirts the magnificent Spanish Peaks and enters the Northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park. Fishing, whitewater rafting, camping and wildlife viewing are available along the route.
Hyalite Canyon
A disabled accessible recreation area with hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing, picnicking and camping areas. Call 406-587-6920 for more information.
Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
Montana's first and best known park features the most highly decorated limestone caverns in the Northwest. Daily cave tours (May 1 - September 30) and ranger talks available. Campground with camping cabins, picnic area, hiking trails, concession, visitor center and group use area. Fee. Call 406-287-3541 for more information.
Madison River
Called the world's largest riffle, the Madison offers fisherman many miles of wild trout fishing.
Missouri Headwaters State Park
Missouri Headwaters State Park is at the confluence of the Madison and Gallatin rivers, offering fine fishing, picnicking and trails.
Montana State University
MSU is well known for it's agricultural research and education. MSU is also strong in the fields of physical science and technology. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-994-0211 for more information.
Museum of the Rockies
Take a walk through the 4 billion years of the Northern Rockies history at one of Montana's finest museums. It is located at the MSU campus in Bozeman. Highlights include the Taylor Planetarium and a world class dinosaur exhibit. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-994-2251 for more information.
Pioneer Museum
The Pioneer Museum is a local museum that showcases the early settling of Bozeman and Gallatin Valley. A Best Western Bozeman Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-522-8122 for more information.
317 West Main Street, Bozeman, MT 59715
Virginia City, Nevada City
Visit these two authentically preserved and restored mining camps from the 1860s gold rush era, located between Butte and Yellowstone Park. Historical tours and museums available. Call 406-843-5555 for more information.
Yellowstone National Park
Visit America's premier National Park, featuring over 2.2 million acres and drawing over three million visitors yearly. Yellowstone was established in 1872 by the United States Congress for the enjoyment of the people and to preserve the many attractions throughout the park. Featuring over 250 active geysers that sprout among 10,000 total thermal features, the park has more geysers than any place on earth. Some top features include Old Faithful Geyser, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Hayden Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone Lake, Norris Geyser Basin, Lamar Valley, Tower Falls, Lower Geyser Basin and West Thumb Geyser Basin. Highlighted by the powerful Upper Falls, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is 1200 feet deep. Situated in stark contrast are the many pristine mountain ranges-home to grizzly bear, elk, American bison, moose and wolf. A Best Western Montana hotel is close by. Call 406-388-2100 for more information.
Yellowstone River
Located about 20 miles east of Bozeman. This is a premiere fly-fishing area with headwaters in Yellowstone National Park.