Category: Recreation

The Sourdough Trail is a favorite for people that live on the south side of Bozeman. Bird watchers, dog walkers, and bikers all love this trail because it offers so much variety. The trail follows Bozeman Creek as it flows into town and weaves in

A great trail for the family with shady pockets throughout and plenty of resting spots to play. There are views in all four directions on the way up and kids love reaching the top where a homemade fort made of sticks awaits. It’s about a

A local favorite for more than 20 years because of its challenging terrain coupled with breathtaking mountain views. Traverse the single track, out-and-back loop through partially shaded switchbacks and you’ll be rewarded at the top with sweeping views of the valley. Access the- trailhead from

Located just blocks from Main Street, locals lovingly call this 41-acre park Peets Hill. Hike up the steep gravel trail from the Church Street parking lot to the top and take in a beautiful fall sunset. You can’t beat the birds-eye view of downtown Bozeman

This trail is one of the most popular for showing Bozeman off to out-of-town guests. There are two ways up, an easy side and a challenging steep side–both offer very little shade so come prepared with lots of water. The views of Bozeman from the

This popular commuter trail connects Montana State University to Downtown Bozeman. Situated on the trail is Langhor Park—home to community garden plots, a climbing boulder, a natural playground, and a pollinator garden. The trail itself is very pedestrian-friendly, with a good mix of sun and