Bozeman Trail System
The Bozeman Trail System consists of 100 miles of beautiful trails connecting walkers to schools, businesses, parks, as well as rivers and lakes in the city limits of Bozeman, Montana.
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Overview
Visitors and locals enjoy year-round exercising and a greater sense of community on the Bozeman Trail System, trekking, biking, and cross-country skiing from “Main Street to Mountains” on 100 miles of trails.
Maps
Maps of the Bozeman Trail System are available at the Gallatin Valley Land Trust Website as free digital downloads to take with you.
Popular Bozeman Hiking Trails
- East Gallatin River trails around Glen Lake Rotary Park
- Bozeman Pond Trail
- Chris Boyd Trail
- Gallagator Trail
- Highland Ridge Trail
- Painted Hills Trail
- Story Mill Spur Trail (map)
Additional Information
The City of Bozeman recommends those who enjoy the Bozeman Trail System observe Trail Safety and Etiquette:
- Everyone:
Stay on the trail and off private property
Respect Wildlife
Don't cut switchbacks
Pick up litter and report trail maintenance needs - Cyclists:
Yield to pedestrians and slower traffic
Slow down on hidden corners on Bozeman bike trails
Warn others and slow down when passing people - Dog Owners:
Keep dogs in control
Dogs must be leashed in required areas
Clean up after dogs
- Popular Bozeman trails include Glen Lake Rotary Park, Bozeman Pond Trail, Chris Boyd Trail, Gallagator Trail, and Highland Ridge Trail.
- Maps of the Bozeman Trail System are available at the Gallatin Valley Land Trust Office in Bozeman, or as free downloads on their website.
- Please stay on the trail and off private property and respect wildlife.
