The City of Bozeman covers an area of 13 square miles situated at the base of the Bridger Mountains in southwest Montana.  The elevation of our little mountain city is 4,810 ft with a population of 32,500.

Bozeman is home to Montana State University which provides an education to approximately 12,000 students and acts as one of the city's largest employers.

The average summer temperatures in Bozeman are 70s and 80s with lows in the mid 40s to low 50s.  Humidity averages near 59%.  The winter months average temperatures in the 30s and 40s and the annual mean snowfall is 73.1 inches.  Winter sports enthusiasts can expect a season extending between mid December and the beginning of April.

In the News

Bozeman - Best Small Town
A recent study conducted by BizJournal ranks Bozeman #1 among small towns across the nation.  The study considered business opportunities, growth and education and specifically looked at economy, traffic, costs of living and educational systems.  Click here to read the article. 


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Bozeman Chamber of Commerce

Bozeman Online

Bridger Bowl

Downtown Business Association

Montana State University

Museum of the Rockies

Pioneer Museum