Bozeman Attractions, Montana bed and breakfast, Yellowstone National Park, Voss Inn MT

The Inn is only:
3 blocks from downtown shops, galleries & restaurants
8 blocks from Montana State University
1 mile from the Museum of the Rockies
15 minutes from excellent Fly Fishing on the Gallatin River
15 miles from Bridger Bowl Ski Resort
40 miles from Big Sky Ski Resort
45 miles from Three Forks & the Headwaters of the Missouri River
1 hour from Ennis & Virginia City
90 miles from Yellowstone National Park

Bozeman Hot Springs - (406)-586-6492 - Seven pools with six different temperatures. Located near KOA Campground.

Big Sky Resort - www.bigskyresort.com - info@bigskyresort.com - (800)548- 4486. Big Sky boasts the longest vertical drop in the country! A massive resort with excellent skiing-comparable to any of Colorado's finest resorts! (Plus, no lift lines!) Box 160001, 1 Lone Mountain Trail, Big Sky, MT 59716

Bohart Ranch Cross-Country Ski Center - www.bohartranchxcski.com - cyotl@imt.net -(406) 586-9070. Located just 16 miles northeast of Bozeman, the Ranch has 25 km of quality skiing for both recreational & competitive skiers. Tracks are groomed and tracked on nationally and internationally recognized private and Forest Service terrain, supporting both diagonal & skating techniques. Summer activities include walking, running hiking, biking & horseback riding (BYO bike & horse.) Spectacular terrain & scenery! 16621 Bridger Canyon Rd., Bozeman, MT 59715

Bridger Bowl Ski Resort - www.bridgerbowl.com -skitrip@bridgerbowl.com - (800) 223-9609. Ski the cold smoke! Bridger Bowl is Bozeman's own local ski resort located only 15 miles northeast of town in the Bridger mountains. A very friendly non-profit resort with wonderful ski conditions for all levels. 15795 Bridger Canyon Rd. Bozeman, MT 59715.

Lone Mountain Ranch - www.lmranch.com - lmr@lmranch.com - (800) 514-4644. One of-if not "THE"-best cross-country ski resorts in the country. The Ranch is also one of Montana's summer destination treasures. There are plenty of activities for young and old as well as a first rate gourmet restaurant. Box 160069, Big Sky, MT 59716.

Museums

American Computer Museum - www.compustory.com - director@compustory.com - (406) 587-7545 - See thousands of historic artifacts revealing the evolution of communication, from ancient cave paintings to the world of home/office technology. 2304 N. 7th Ave., Bozeman

Emerson Center for Arts & Culture - www.theemerson.org - office@theemerson.org - Jeane Alm - (406) 587-9797 - Is the focal point for artistic & cultural activity in south central Montana. Housed in a historic downtown school, the Emerson hosts many popular events, a wide variety of art classes, programs and entertainment. 111 S. Grand Ave. Bozeman

Gallatin Pioneer Museum - www.pioneermuseum.org - pioneermuseum@mcn.net - John Russell - (406) 522-8122 - Housed in the county's old jail, the Pioneer Museum offers a glimpse into the past & how it used to be in Bozeman. 317 W. Main St., Bozeman

Museum of the Rockies - www.museumoftherockies.org - smckamey@montana.edu - Sheldon McKamey - (406) 994-2251 - Montana's premier natural & cultural history museum and home of the Taylor Planetarium. In addition to permanent exhibits on the geology, paleontology, ethnology and history of the region, the Museum offers an ever-changing series of exhibits. During the summer, a living history farm shows visitors what life was like on a Montana homestead a century ago. 600 W. Kagy, Bozeman

Beal Park Art Center - www.theemerson.org - (406) 586-3970 - Features community art shows, workshops and classes in painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics, theater & creative writing. 409 N. Bozeman St., Bozeman

Recreation Areas

Hyalite Canyon - 19th. Avenue South, Bozeman, MT - (406)-587-6920, Offering hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing, picnicking and camping areas.

Rafting & Canoeing

Montana Whitewater - www.montanawhitewater.com/ - PO Box 1552, Bozeman, MT 59771 - 800-799-4465 - Offering full-day, half-day, dinner trips, horse/raft packages and kayak and canoe instructions.

Wildlife Photo Safaris

Yellowstone Glacier Adventures - www.national-park-tours.com - Box 165, Bozeman, MT 59771 - Wildlife safaris in Yellowstone National Park and the Rocky Mountains.

Yellowstone Llamas - www.yellowstonesafari.com/safaris/llamas.html - Susi and Ken Sinay 406-586-1155 or 866-586-1155 - Yellowstone Llamas offers multi-day guided hiking trips throughout Yellowstone National Park. Their gentle, well-trained llamas carry your gear while you enjoy Yellowstone's wild backcountry without the burden of heavy packs. Stay in beautiful campsites and enjoy the countryside, exciting wildlife and your llama companions. Various trail options available. P.O. Box 42, Bozeman MT 59771

Yellowstone Safari Company - www.yellowstonesafari.com - Ken Sinay - (406) 586-1155 - Join a wildlife biologist for safari style expeditions throughout Montana, Yellowstone National Park & Grand Teton National Park. Year-round guided activities include wildlife observation & photography, snow-shoe & cross country skiing, hiking & backpacking, horseback riding & pack trips, Lewis & Clark river trips & bear & wolf viewing safaris. PO Box 42, Bozeman 59771.

A Bozeman, Montana Bed and Breakfast Inn

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The Voss Inn Bed and Breakfast

A Bozeman, Montana Bed and Breakfast