The first, Bridger Bowl is a great nonprofit ski area with amazing skiing and a local vibe. Go Skiing Bridger Bowlīozeman is home to two great, world-class ski areas, both within about an hour’s drive. It’s a great place to just play in the snow as well- build a snowman, have a little snowball fight. The snow is guaranteed even deeper than right in town, the views are great, and the hills vary from long and sloping to more extreme. Or, if you are feeling MORE adventurous, head up to Moser Creek in the Hyalite Canyon area. This hill really is perfect for the whole family. My twins were able to participate and had a BLAST at less than 2 years old, and of course, the older kids, and adults loved it as well. The hill is big enough to keep all ages entertained, but with spots to take a shorter or flatter route for those who prefer a gentler ride down. You can pick up sleds from the local Target, or if you don’t mind a drive, rent tubes from Big Boys Toys.
We recommend the Gallatin County Regional Park (known as Hundred Acre Park by locals). And it’s a place my family loves to visit especially when it’s transferred into a winter wonderland! Here are a few of our FAVORITE winter activities in Bozeman with kids, in no particular order. It’s a relaxed town where jeans and kids are welcome almost anywhere. It’s a ski town without snobbery, but with fine dining to please any palate. This small college town is often included on lists of Top Places to Live and Best Ski Town and for good reason.
The little town of Bozeman in the middle of the northern Rocky Mountains and is nestled in the beautiful Gallatin Valley, and it’s quite a hidden gem. And, if you aren’t from a snowy region, your kids will love just getting to see the snow. Bozeman is a great winter getaway for families because there is just SO much to do! With over 7 feet of snowfall every year, you can pretty much count on snowy conditions and all the snow sports and activities that come with it.
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