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BOZEMAN
he gorgeous skyscraper mountains surrounding western Montana’s nat- ural playground make a
stunning backdrop for some of the best restaurants, bars, and shops in the state. Many come for the snow and skiing at Bridger Bowl, which regularly sees the most snowfall in the continental United States, and Big Sky Resort, which is known for its size and legendary terrain.
Both are just a short drive.
Come summertime, snow gives way
to trails for mountain bikers, hikers, and horseback riders. ree rivers thread through Bozeman’s nearby mountain
ranges, o ering world-class whitewater rafting and shing. Nearby blue-ribbon trout streams attract a worldwide audi- ence of anglers. e scenery seamlessly gives way to Yellowstone National Park, which is famous for hot springs and gushing geysers.
A college town at heart, Bozeman is home to Montana State University, which was founded only four years after Montana became a state. As the county seat of Gallatin County, Bozeman is the fourth largest city in the state.
Boutiques and local shops line the historic downtown main street. Downtown is lively day and night, with
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many restaurants that serve local fare. e city is also home to ve brewing companies, many of which pair craft beers with live music and good eats.
Bozemen, the gem of Southwestern Montana,isbothaboomingculturalhub and a gateway to pristine nature.
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ABOUT BOZEMAN
POPULATION: 40,000
MEDIAN HOME PRICE: $287,000
BEST DESSERT:
Granny’s Gourmet Donuts’ maple bars
ANNUAL SNOWFALL:
Bridger Bowl: 350”+
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK HAS THE WORLD’S LARGEST COLLECTION OF NATURAL GEYSERS, THERMAL FEATURES, AND HOT SPRINGS.