Bozeman guide
A local's guide to Bozeman
What we recommend to guests at the Gorgeous Midtown Condo. Times are approximate drive times from Midtown and vary with weather and season, so check road conditions in winter.
Skiing and winter
Bridger Bowl
Bozeman's community ski area, known for steep terrain and the Ridge. The same Bridger Mountains you see from the condo.
Big Sky Resort
One of the biggest ski areas in the country, with Lone Peak as its centerpiece. An easy day trip down the Gallatin Canyon.
Bozeman Hot Springs
Indoor and outdoor pools for après-ski or a cold evening.
Hiking and outdoors
The M Trail
A short, steep climb to the big white M above town, with a view over the whole valley. Go early or at sunset.
Hyalite Canyon
Reservoir, waterfalls and some of the best trails near town, including Palisade Falls and Grotto Falls.
Gallatin River
Fly fishing, rafting and scenic pull-offs through the canyon on the way to Big Sky.
Yellowstone day trips
North entrance (Gardiner)
The only entrance open to cars year-round. Mammoth Hot Springs and the Lamar Valley for wildlife.
West entrance (West Yellowstone)
Closest route to Old Faithful and the geyser basins in summer. Leave early; it's a long, beautiful day.
In town
Downtown Main Street
Shops, galleries, coffee and restaurants along historic Main Street.
Museum of the Rockies
Famous for its dinosaur collection, on the Montana State University campus.
Midtown, right downstairs
Bourbon BBQ, Ponderosa social club and Ceremony spa are in the building. Freefall Brewery and The Elm music venue are close by.
Getting here
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) is in Belgrade, about 15 to 20 minutes from the condo. A car is the easiest way to explore, and parking details are shared after booking.
Stay in Midtown Bozeman
Bridger views, a loft king bed and our lowest rate when you book direct.