Just minutes from Bozeman, you will find the interesting community of Belgrade. Belgrade has one of the largest high school athletic facilities in the state, the Special Events Center, which hosts numerous district, divisional, and state athletic events.
Big Sky Montana remains one of the last uncrowded, majestic regions in the mountainous west. A pictured perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors.
Big Timber is big on western hospitality. This small community hosts fun filled events to include rodeos, Sweet Grass Fest, Crazy Mountain Christmas and the Sweet Grass County Fair.
Ennis is a quintessential western town complete with boardwalks and a hitching post or two. Located in the Madison River Valley, near the old ghost town of Virginia City, Ennis is great place to relive the days of the old west.
A “gateway” in to and out of the northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park, Gallatin Gateway is a census-designated area just south of Bozeman. While in Gallatin Gateway, you can stop in to see the restored one-room log school called Little Bear School House Museum.
Gardiner is located in southwestern Montana, at the northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park. This is the only year-round entrance to the Park.
Within a few short miles of Bozeman, you will come across Livingston, MT – a small community immersed in the history of Lewis & Clark, Calamity Jane and Yellowstone National Park.
Bordered on three sides by mountain ranges, Manhattan is an ideal location for all types of outdoor recreation. You can enjoy blue ribbon fishing, a variety of hiking trails, and many places to pedal your mountain bike.
Three Forks is another small town in Montana that has great western hospitality and country charm. Three Forks has a rich historical past.