Bozeman, Montana
Go BackBozeman is a city in Galatin County, in southern Montana. It covers 20.3 sq mi (32.6 sq km) and has a population of 37,000 people (2011 estimate), making it the fourth most populous city in Montana. The city is 4,820 ft (1,461 m) above sea level.
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Bozeman was founded in 1864 and named after the founder of John M Bozeman, who established the Bozeman Trail connecting Montana with the Oregon Trail. The city is home to the Montana State University - Bozeman.
Today Bozeman is renowned for its wide range of outdoor activities, which include mountain climbing, kayaking, hiking and fly fishing. The city is also one of the gateways into Yellowstone National Park.
Visiting Bozeman
Bozeman is on Interstate 90, the highway that runs east-west through southern Montana. It connects Bozeman with Billings to the east and Butte to the west.Places of Interest in Bozeman
- Altitude Gallery
The only contemporary art gallery in Bozeman. - American Computer Museum
Museum that celebrates everything about the computer, from the sober to the quirky. - Children's Museum of Bozeman
Museum with interactive and hands-on activities for children from toddlers to later elementary school. - Emerson Center for Arts and Culture
Center with cultural events as well as art exhibitions and concerts. - Gallatin River
River with watersports activities such as rafting. - Montana Panoramic Gallery
Gallery showcasing the photographs of Craig Hergert. - Museum of the Rockies
The top natural and cultural history museum in Montana. - The Pioneer Museum
Museum that provides a peek into the history of Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley.
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