Scenic Drives near Bozeman Montana

There are two scenic drives along roads and routes around Bozeman, Montana. Some are done by visitors with their own vehicles and others by tours that offer a range of destinations along the famed Bozeman Trail and the route through to Yellowstone National Park. In fact, both of them have a wide range of things to see, do, enroute accommodations and plenty of accommodations for longer trips.

Bozeman, Montana, is home to must do roads, routes and tours of its local scenic drives. Whether driving or taking a tour, these drives offer a wealth of experiences through some of the most beautiful countryside in Montana, as well as visits to varied historical, sightseeing and other sites. Varied accommodations and eateries are also in plentiful supply enroute.

Bozeman's two scenic routes include the famous Bozeman Trail, with a trip from Bozeman through to the Little Bighorn National Battlefield site, and the route from Bozeman to Yellowstone National Park. The Bozeman Trail begins in Bozeman, doing a loop round through the Northern Cheyenne and Crow reservations, Yellowstone National Park, the Gallatin Valley and National Forest and varied towns and hamlets, offering a range of sightseeing opportunities with stops along the Yellowstone River, the Bozeman Pass and varied restaurants, lodges and cafes, as well as shops for souvenirs and supplies. The second route covers some eighty-nine miles, including such points of interest as the Gallatin Petrified Forest, the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area, the Bozeman Ice Center at Four Corners, the Big Sky Ski Resort, the Bridger Bowl Ski Resort, the Museum of the Yellowstone, the Yellowstone IMAX Theater, the Grizzly Discovery Center, the Gallatin National Forest, the Gallatin Canyon, the Gallatin County Pioneer Museum, the American Computer Museum, the Museum of the Rockies, the Montana State University, the Madison Mountain Range and the Gallatin Mountain Range.