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Things To Do in Bozeman, Montana

Find great things to do in Bozeman, Montana all year round. Ski enthusiasts flock to Bridger Bowl in the winter. In the summer, enjoy the Sweet Pea Festival of arts. All kinds of great outdoor recreational activities are among the Bozeman, Montana tourist attractions waiting for you, including fly fishing, horseback riding and mountain biking.

Soak in the unique geothermal mineral springs of Bozeman, MT. Experience the majestic beauty of Yellowstone National Park, which is approximately 70 miles away. The Wingate by Wyndham Bozeman, Montana provides the ideal home base to enjoy it all.

Lone Mountain Ranch. Lone Mountain Ranch offers an authentic Montana ranch experience with horseback riding, fly fishing, birding and wildlife safaris, mountain biking expeditions and downhill ski training. Lone Mountain Ranch offers programs for small business retreats, conferences, meetings, team building and other events. To learn more about the Lone Mountain Ranch, visit www.lmranch.com.

Bridger Bowl. Bridger Bowl offers a wide range of trail classifications with the following ratings: 25% beginner, 30% advanced, 35% intermediate, and 10% extreme. The highest ski lift at Bridger Bowl comes in at an elevation of 8,100 ft. The "Ridge" at Bridger Bowl offers an expert-only ski experience 400 feet above the Bridger Lift. For more information about one the best Bozeman, Montana tourist attractions, go to www.bridgerbowl.com.  [Top]

Moonlight Basin. Moonlight Basin is a luxury resort community offering a Jack Nicklaus golf course for fun in the summer. In the winter, Moonlight Basin offers a prime location for great skiing. Visit the spa for pampering. For more information on one of the best Bozeman, Montana things to do, go to www.moonlightbasin.com.

Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone National Park was established as America's very first national park in 1872 and stretches through Montana to two other states. Yellowstone National Park is the site of many of the world’s most extraordinary geysers and hot springs, including the famed Old Faithful. For more information on visiting Yellowstone National Park, visit www.nps.gov/yell.  [Top]

Montana State University. Montana State University is located in Bozeman, Montana and boasts the state’s largest campus. Montana State University (MSU) offers graduate and undergraduate degrees in more than 51 fields, including a large number of agricultural based degrees. For more details on Montana State University and other exciting Bozeman, MT Attractio0ns, visit www.montana.edu.

Museum of the Rockies. Founded in 1957, The Museum of the Rockies is a division of Montana State University and an independent learning institution. The Museum of the Rockies holds the distinction of being an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution. The Museum of the Rockies holds nearly 300,000 objects in its core paleontology collection, objects include: Native American artifacts and textiles, and photography. For more information on the Museum of the Rockies, visit www.museumoftherockies.org.  [Top]

Sweet Pea Festival. The Sweet Pea Festival is devoted to the celebration of the arts in Montana. The Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts is a 30-year tradition in Bozeman, Montana and offers a wide range of events and art on display. The Sweet Pea Festival is held in the summer. To check event dates and learn more about the Bozeman, MT Sweet Pea Festival, visit www.sweetpeafestival.org.

Virginia City. Virginia City provides visitors a living look at Old West history. The town is still populated by more than 150 residents and ranks as one of the most well-preserved mining towns in the West. More than 100 historic buildings still exist in Virginia City, complete with many original furnishings. For more information on Virginia City, Montana, visit www.virginiacitymt.com.  [Top]

Norris Hot Springs. Norris Hot Springs offers hot geothermal springs for relaxation 25 miles from Bozeman. The Norris Hot Springs are a local landmark and the frequent site of concerts with acoustic singer/songwriters and bluegrass bands. Expect 105-degree water in the fall and winter, with temperatures dropping slightly in summer. For more information on visiting Norris Hot Springs, go to www.norrishotsprings.com.

Gallatin Field. Gallatin Field Airport is located in the Gallatin Valley of Southwest Montana. Gallatin Field Airport (BZN) offers easy access to nearby Bozeman, which is only 8 miles away. For more information on flight schedules, weather at the airport and ground transportation to and from Gallatin Field, visit www.gallatinfield.com.  [Top]