Local Knowledge

Welcome to our Rocky Mountain Paradise

There's so much to learn about Bozeman, I couldn't possibly fit it into just one little article. So instead, I'll keep adding new articles so often on all the little facets of life here in the best town in Big Sky Country.

Many of the new arrivals to Bozeman relocate from a bigger city. They'll immediately notice the snow-capped peaks surrounding our beautiful valley, the lush fields, wild streams, and other natural beauty.

A Long History

I positively adore historic downtown, with its iron-and-brick buildings meant to withstand the harshest of winters. Its rustic charm belies a rich cultural scene; symphony, film festival, fabulous restaurants, and more art galleries than you can shake a paint brush at.

The Great Outdoors

If you’re bored in Bozeman, you’re not trying very hard. Outdoor activity rules in Bozeman, whether you’re plunging into the North Bowl at Bridger Bowl, mountain biking or XC skiing at Bohart Ranch, or tempting the trout in our blue-ribbon streams and rivers.

Fantastic Growth

Our little town has witnessed a few years of fantastic economic growth. The population has grown fairly quickly, Montana State University continues to offer outstanding opportunities, and we now have the second-busiest airport in Montana.

Places to Look for More Info

Bozeman Daily Chronicle

A great source for information and events in our town.
http://www.dailychronicle.com

Bozeman Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber is a fantastic resource both businesses and residents. Lots of links, history, and photos. (Point of pride: My father, Carroll Henderson, won their Man of the Year Award in 2005!)
http://www.bozemanchamber.com

Montana State University

Our university helps make Bozeman a top-ranked college town offering over 50 degrees and bringing cultural attractions, entertainment and sports events year-round.
http://www.montana.edu

Skiing, Biking & Hiking

Cross-country, downhill, snowboard, and telemark at our local ski resorts in the winter or get out your mountain bike or hiking boots during the summer. Don't forget your binoculars for the excellent bird-watching — The Bridgers are along one of the major raptor migration pathways. Hawks and eagles abound!
http://www.bridgerbowl.com & http://www.bigskyresort.com