Salt Lake City Utah to Bozeman Montana

Many people traveling to Bozeman do so via Utah and the Salt Lake City Area. Salt Lake City serves as a convenient and centralized hub for travelers coming from the east, west, and south.

Salt Lake International Airport

It you are traveling internationally from Bozeman, Montana, Salt Lake City International Airport is relatively nearby option. Located 346 miles from Bozeman, Salt Lake City International Airport serves several major international carriers: AeroMexico, America West, America West Express, American, Atlantic Southeast, Comair, Continental, Continental Express, Delta, Frontier, jetBlue, Northwest, Northwest Airlink, Salmon Air, SkyWest, Southwest, United Express and United Airlines.

Each day the airport operates 772 regularly scheduled flights, including 8 daily flights to and from Bozeman through Delta airlines. The airport code is SLC and is located at 776 North Terminal Drive, Salt Lake City Utah, just 10 miles outside Salt Lake City itself. The airport has 2 terminals and 5 concourses. Terminal 1 is used by most air carriers, while terminal 2 is used by Delta as well as AeroMexico. Points of Interest in Salt Lake

While traveling through Salt Lake on your way to Bozeman, you might want to take the time to explore and enjoy its laid-back city atmosphere. The Historic Downtown Walking Tour tells the story of the first settlers to inhabit the Salt Lake Area. The tour identifies 58 historic sites and buildings that cover 100 years of Salt Lake history.

If your are traveling in the winter, stop at one of Salt Lake's many ski resorts and experience for yourself why they call it "the greatest snow on earth." Just 40 miles from the airport are the Salt Lake and Park City downhill resorts, while Alta and Snowbird are located in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Brighton and Snowbird are in Big Cottonwood canyon, the next canyon to the north. Day trip Cross-county skiing and snowshoeing options are also plentiful around the Salt Lake area.

Another interesting day trip is a visit to the Salt Flats and Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. The island is reachable by boat and many people sunbathe and hike on its shores. Spanning 28,022 acres, Antelope Island is home to many species of native flora and fauna. Bobcats, deer, coyotes, elk, and bison can all be found on the island.