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Southwest Airlines is on the map in Montana! Planning a trip to Bozeman? There are so many adventures to enjoy, like hiking and camping in Yellowstone, kayaking in Hyalite Reservoir, and exploring Ousel Falls. Tune in to learn about things to do in Bozeman, Montana.
Go explore:
- Just a short drive separates Bozeman and Yellowstone National Park, making the landmark a must-see on your Montana itinerary. Whether you plan to camp or visit the park for a day trip, you’re sure to experience wildlife, like bison, elk, mule deer, trout, owls, and more, as well as the native trees and naturescape. Yellowstone is home to Old Faithful, a geyser that erupts roughly 20 times per day.
Let’s Play
- Hyalite Reservoir offers a variety of activities and is a great place to spend the day. Hit the water in a kayak, paddleboard, or fishing boat and enjoy the scenery, or drop in a line and see if you can catch a cutthroat trout or arctic grayling. Just remember that the reservoir has a no-wake rule, so motor at slow speeds only. There are also campgrounds available on the shores of the reservoir, so spend a full day and enjoy from sun-up to dun-down and everything in between.
- Fins & Feathers is a locally-owned and operated Montana fly fishing outfitter located in Bozeman, Montana, five miles west of downtown Bozeman at the Southwest corner of the intersection of HWY 191 & 84. During their 20 years in business, they have developed a reputation as being the “fishiest” fly shop in Bozeman. Beyond providing anglers with the best knowledge, gear, and flies around, they also offer FREE fly fishing classes and guided fishing trips. Fly fishing is their passion and helping other anglers get the most out of their time on the water is what they do best. Whether you just need a few flies for the evening hatch or would like help planning a guided Bozeman fly fishing vacation, they can help you out with expert advice and a friendly attitude.
- For an experience off the “bleatin’” path, check out a Goat Farm visit at Gallatin Gateway. Through this unique adventure, you’ll explore the area while observing a small herd of goats. We’re not “kid”-ding around when we say it’s a must-do!
Grab a bite:
- MAP Brewing Company brews and serves local Montana beer along with delicious bites from the Grille 406. Grab a “Party” Mexican Lager, or a “Midas Crush,” a West Coast Style IPA with notes of citrus, and pair your drink with a Yellowstone Grassfed Beef burger or a fresh house salad, all while taking in the mountain views.
- Open Range is a brasserie-inspired steakhouse teeming with good old-fashioned Montana hospitality. They are proud of their award-winning craft-cocktail bar, concise wine list, and selection of local and worldly beers and ciders.
- Sky Shed: Located nine stories above Bozeman’s historic downtown, Sky Shed rooftop lounge and pool provides an elevated social experience to soak up the scene while enjoying cocktails and light bites year-round. As Bozeman’s only rooftop pool and bar, Sky Shed offers a unique indoor and outdoor experience transforming with every season to allow guests to bask in the sun or get cozy by the fire.
- THE MENU: Sky Shed’s Pan Asian-inspired menu features playful, sharable bites. The dishes are full of fresh flavors, diverse, and colorful in culinary style which creates a celebratory culture to be enjoyed alongside the enviable views. Signature menu selections include Furikake Fries with Okonomi sauce, Pork Belly Bao Buns, and a Chicken Katsu Sandwich.
- THE BAR: The Sky Shed menu showcases celebratory-style beverages and a flirty cocktail menu which rotates seasonally. Classic cocktails like Negroni, Manhattan, Moscow Mule, and Sidecar also are featured on the extensive drink menu. A selection of microbrews are highlighted on the beer menu including the local Bozeman Gallatin Pale Ale and popular offerings such as the Deschutes Fresh Haze IPA and MAP Midas Crush IPA. Sky Shed also offers an extensive selection of wines by the glass and an approachable list of bottle options.
- DESIGN & EXPERIENCE: The glass-enclosed indoor-outdoor Sky Shed space offers a clean design with plush seating and hints of lush greenery to complement the sweeping mountain views. Fire pits are found throughout the outdoor space to provide intimate, cozy areas for guests to warm up on crisp evenings.
Take it all in:
- Ousel Falls is an easy trail to hike, making it perfect for beginners and hikers looking for a short trek. The trail is open year-round and allow hikers to take in the river views along the way and the beautiful falls at the end of the hike.
Inspired to visit Bozeman? Visit Southwest.com to explore our flight schedule and to book your next trip now! Additionally, check out this blog for travel tips on how to pack for a camping trip.
A special thanks to the Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce and CVB for their recommendations on things to see, do, and eat in Bozeman, Montana!
Please check local restrictions and Safety protocols before planning a trip.
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