EXPLORE BOZEMAN

Bozeman is a unique town rich with outdoor adventure and vibrant city life. It's known for its proximity to Yellowstone National Park, world-class skiing, hiking, and fly fishing, as well as its lively business districts filled with unique shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. This mountainous landscape includes varying temperatures throughout the day while the nights are typically cooler. The climate is very dry, so hot and cold temperatures feel mild compared to more humid environments, but it is still a good idea to pack with care.

Average temperature in September: high of 72°F and low of 43°F in the evenings.

Coffee

Roly Poly: both the one on main but mostly the one by the train tracks

Wild Joe's for the experience

Rockford for the granola bars

Ghost Town for their unique drinks

Wild Crumb for the pastries

Western Cafe for the experience

Breakfast & Lunch

The Farmers Daughter to be back in LA and maybe run into Jessica Biel

Jam for all around yumminess

The Co-Op for the best grocery store experience ever

Wild Crumb & Finks for the best sandwich around

Fresco Cafe for Italian

The Bauchus Pub for a cozy vibe

Dinner

Blackbird for farm to table & wood fire oven pizza

Shan for a spicy kick in the ass meal

Revelry or Sidewall for good pizza

Dave's, Izakaya, Hooked or Seven for Sushi

Little Star Diner for a homey farm to table experience

Bars & Breweries

1864 Noir Bar for swanky cocktails

Bozeone Brewery for GF Beer & Pizza

Sky Shed for the best view in town

Lockhorn Ciderhouse for local ciders

It Will Always Be That Way for a retro laid back vibe

Last Best Comedy Club for fabulous cocktails and great comedy

Wild Rye Distillery for locally made liquor and superb cocktails

Bridger Brewing for the local experience

Shop Around

Explore the historic downtown and get lost in the stores.

Bozeman Vintage for an epic vintage selection.

Rare Bird Vintage for an equally epic vintage collection.

Heyday for gifts & knick knacks.

Intrigue Ink for Montana goodies.

Head West for all your western needs (don’t forget to check out the vintage downstairs!).

Biome Slowcraft for handmade, local and eclectic.

Salchicha for high end clothing & accessories (and grab a margherita next door!).

Paper & Grace for rad stationery and gifts.

Cactus Records for great albums and quirky gifts.

Commonform Jewelry for locally made jewelry.

The Architects Wife for expensive candles that smell like Paris in spring.

Get Outside

Wander around Pete’s Hill with a cup of Treeline Coffee and a Wild Crumb croissant

Hike “The M" trail as fast as you can and take in the view

Drinking Horse Hiking Trail is across the road from “The M.”

Gallatin River (Cameron Bridge, Axtell Bridge)

Yellowstone National Park for wild animals and incredible landscapes (stay on the boardwalks!).

Gallagator Hiking Trail runs through the middle of town along Bozeman Creek!

Hyalite Canyon for the local reservoir, incredible views and lots of hiking trails

Hot Springs

Chico Hot Springs for burgers, beer and a soak

Bozeman Hot Springs for easy access and multiple pools

Norris Hot Springs for a rustic experience