Bozeman may be the most interesting city in Montana. Sitting in the southwest part of the state, Bozeman is a lesson in opposites.
While part of the city is an ecological-minded college town with Hollywood stars, yoga studios, hip restaurants, coffee bars, and breweries, the other half of the city is farmers, ranchers, and quiet people looking for a simpler way of life.
Bozeman as a town was founded around 1863 by John Bozeman as a resting point along what is now known as the Bozeman Trail. The trail was established to provide easy passage from the Oregon Trail through Wyoming and Montana to the west coast, for gold miners and settlers.
Today, Bozeman is a vibrant community and one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Home to Montana State University, the city boasts both booming tech and tourism industries. Many flocks to the town thanks to plenty of outdoor attractions, recreational activities, and an art and cultural scene that can’t be beaten.
In this article, we will take a look at the many activities in and around the Bozeman area so you can plan for the best visit possible.
Your Guide to Bozeman, Montana
