There’s no doubt Bozeman is growing! With national exposure about this great town and all it has to offer, people are flocking to live in Bozeman. This also has many people wondering, where are people moving to Bozeman from? Take a look at the map below which indicates the in-migration to Gallatin County from 2009-2013.

Bozeman is an outdoor lover’s paradise. All year round there are endless activities to enjoy in the outdoors including hiking, skiing, fishing and so much more. Even when you’re ready to take a break from enjoying nature, there are also plenty of “indoor” activities offered in Bozeman. Although there are hundreds of enjoyable activities to

The Bozeman Quality Of Life index rates very well due to access to Outdoor Recreation, Amusement, Culture, Education, Medical, Religion, Restaurants and Weather. Bozeman ranks as one of the best places to live, best places to retire, best place to raise a kid, best place to visit, best ski town, and best college town. Big

Several rivers in Montana have the distinction of being considered the best of the best; designated “blue ribbon” status. A Blue Ribbon fishery is a designation made in the United States to identify recreational fisheries of extremely high quality. Official Blue Ribbon status is generally based on criteria which address water quality and quantity, water

Bozeman is one of the most popular access points to Yellowstone National Park. With increased airline traffic, majority of travelers going to Yellowstone pass through the Bozeman airport. But when planning a trip, many wonder how to get to Yellowstone from Bozeman. There are two main entrances used to access Yellowstone from Bozeman. The North

Quaint, stylish and full of character are a few words to describe Bozeman’s Historic  District. Bozeman has several different historic districts, each with it’s own unique style. Some of the most notable areas in Bozeman’s historic district are noted below: Bon Ton District Cooper District Lindley Place District Story Mill District Main Street District South Tracy District North

Bozeman has numerous architectural and design firms. Below are a few local Bozeman Architects. View Portfolio Photos, and homes designed by Bozeman Architects offering design services for Custom Homes, Building Design, Home Remodeling, and Home Additions. Few people realize how complicated it is to build – that is until they find themselves lost in the

With so much growth, many are wondering what is the driving force in Bozeman’s economy. What was once a mainly agricultural town has more recently developed into a town thriving on tourism, technology and education. Bozeman has recently been reviewed as one of the “Best Places to Live” by Money Magazine and as “Outside’s Best

Bozeman is a wonderful town for kids of all ages. Offering a wide variety of activities in all seasons, there’s so much to to do keep kids entertained – both indoors and outside. Below we’ve listed some of our personal favorite kid friendly activities in Bozeman Museum of The Rockies Museum of the Rockies is

Bozeman is encircled by several iconic mountain ranges. These mountain ranges combined with the large amount of public land provide numerous recreation opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Primary Bozeman mountain ranges include the Bridger Range, Gallatin Range, Madison Range, Spanish Peaks, Beartooth Mountains, Crazy Mountains, and Tobacco Root Mountains. Bridger Mountain Range – The Bridger Range