Bozeman

A great town. I suggest visiting the Cat’s Paw, but don’t try to rip any of the Gibson defects off the wall. The bartender will beat you with a bat.

Beautiful and easygoing town i would love to be able to live there.

if you are a big outdoors nut then Bozeman is perfect for snow activities, hiking, and exploring. The town itself is pretty small and comfortable. John Bozeman’s Cafe is a great place for lunch and dinner! excellent food. The music store there is enough to make a musician drool!
totally a great place to see

The last time I was in Bozeman was in the fall of 2001, and there was a fire outside of town that was so large that you I could see the smoke for almost the entire 12 hour drive from Seattle.

From the Pow Wows at the local university to the skiing and hot springs nearby, Bozeman is a very hip place.

Got caught in a snowstorm on the way up here last time. Crazy but we made it with few problems other than me freaking out. :) We didn’t see much of the town but the university is nice and the surrounding countryside is well worth seeing.

My father was offered a job there when I was a baby. Instead, I grew up in Clinton, New York.

I wonder what the alternate universe Bozeman Nhoj is like.

Good food, nice downtown, great scenery surrounding the town, bountiful outdoors activities, what’s not to like?

One of the best places to live in the U.S. Grew up here. Too bad Californians are moving in and making it… well like California and the charm that once was Bozeman is starting to fade.

On my move to Seattle, I spent the night here …. would go back again!

1997-1998 I was NSM at Herbs for Kids. I worked for Susan “Sunny” Mavor, local resident, herbalist and mom. I think working there drove me to drink and ended my first marriage. Pretty crazy place. Lots of fun, great brewery, lots to do there – hiking, skiing, camping, exploring…drinking :)