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Visit World Class Museums

If you are looking for more variety, exhibits, and information, then look no further than MOR: the Museum of the Rockies. The building is home to one of the largest collections of prehistoric fossils on the planet, and the largest number of T. Rex fossils in the entire world. Visitors can see dinosaur eggs and babies, as well as teeth and horns. The Bowman Dinosaur Viewing Laboratory shows museum volunteers removing specimens from rocks and preparing them to be studied. 

Also in the area is the American Computer and Robotics Museum. One of USA Today’s 10 Best Free Museums in the USA, this museum has been dedicated to preserving artifacts of the information age since 1990. It showcases the history of technology from the early abacus and tablet to the modern iPhone. The museum also houses robots, which are sure to interest young kids.

Ski and Stay

Bridger Bowl is a ski area located on the Bridger Mountain Range. In the Bridger Bowl Ski Shop, you can rent gear, have your own gear repaired, and buy official merchandise. Certified instructors are available for skiers of all experience levels. Bridger Bowl offers ski and stay packages with over forty lodging options from locally owned motels to luxury suites. Regardless of where you choose to stay, Bridger Bowl celebrates Bozeman's small town vibe, highlighting the things that make the city unique, like craft beers, local roasted coffee, and live music.

Looking for something a little more upscale? The Big Sky Resort features top of the line amenities and atmosphere. Big Sky offers a wide range of lodging options from modest motels to swanky chalets. In the Huntley Lodge, you can relax in the 3,000-square-foot Solace Spa and Salon. There are over fifty restaurants in the area, serving everything from sushi to bison steak. Big Sky Montana is dedicated to excellence; the resort has plans to build the “American Alps” by 2025.

Although Big Sky Resort offers affordable ski and stay packages, skiing is far from the only thing to do there in the winter. You can also enjoy the snow and crisp mountain air by dog sledding, snowshoe touring, or taking a sleigh ride. Summer activities include, but are not limited to, archery, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, and mountain biking. The summer is also the best time to explore Yellowstone National Park, and Big Sky is just a coach ride from the grounds.

Experience Yellowstone Country

The heart of Yellowstone National Park is several hours from Bozeman, but you can still explore Montana’s Yellowstone Country during your trip. As soon as you enter the area, it’s no wonder why it became America’s first national park; the wide blue skies, diverse wildlife, and sky-piercing mountains would have been greatly missed if they had not been protected. There are plenty of opportunities to get outside and experience Montana’s natural beauty, like camping, hiking, fishing, and rafting. Community festivals and concerts are often held outside in the summer. The charter ride to your destinations is sure to be a scenic one.

Day Trips: Groups who travel to Bozeman also take trips to nearby cities, like Boise, Salt Lake City, and Spokane. Groups also like to travel to other cities in Utah for unique outdoor adventures.   

Explore Montana Freely with a Reliable Charter Bus Company

A trip to Bozeman should be full of fun and exploration, not the hassle of driving. Don’t waste any of your valuable time on stressful traveling situations. Whether you're already in town or need a charter bus in Helena or other surrounding citities to get here, we've got you covered! We’ve helped thousands of groups organize transportation for weddings, company events, sports events, church trips, school trips, and more. Rent a bus and let us take you through all of Bozeman’s attractions by calling 1-855-826-6770.