Bozeman is a Montana ski town. Only 20 minutes from Bozeman, grown from grassroots origins, Bridger Bowl is a world-class community ski area. Big Sky Resort is located 45 minutes south of Bozeman, it is the largest ski resort in the United States.

Not only is Bozeman a ski town but also offers many big city amenities. A wide variety of restaurants, cafés, bars and breweries, with local hand crafted beers, locally roasted coffee, local grass fed beef, bison steaks, fresh sushi, authentic international cuisines all downtown. Also, don't miss the Cannery District!

Shopping in Bozeman is truly a unique experience. From the historic downtown corridor lined with boutiques, restaurants and coffee shops to the Gallatin Valley Mall and retail outlets on 19th Street, it's sure to not disappoint.

Bozeman is surrounded by pristine mountains, meadows, forests, and creeks framed to the east by the Yellowstone River, the Gallatin River to the west, Hyalite front-range flanks the north and it extends into Yellowstone National Park at the southern end. You’ll find the best hiking, biking, rafting, fishing, that’s sure to please all outdoor enthusiasts.

Fly fishing for wild trout in a mountain river among beautiful scenery is the dream of many anglers. In Montana, that fly fishing dream can become a reality. Montana offers superb fly fishing for wild trout in dozens of beautiful rivers and countless alpine lakes. Unparalleled 360° views are spectacular, and while some waters are popular, you can almost always find a quite spot on the rivers and lakes in Montana.

Bozeman is very fortunate to have a thriving arts and culture community. Highlights include; our new green public library, the world-renowned Museum of the Rockies, and the annual Sweet Pea Festival. Click to learn more about the arts and culture organizations that deserving of all of our attention.