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With its breathtaking scenery, robust economy, vibrant community and expansive outdoor recreation, Bozeman has become one of the most sought-after areas in the country. The New York Post recently named Bozeman as the number one city to live in the United States. It’s an outdoor enthusiast’s dream with endless opportunities for hiking, skiing, camping, biking, climbing, and fishing. Bozeman sits just 20 minutes from Bridger Bowl Ski resort for downhill turns and Bohart Ranch for miles of cross-country ski terrain. For runners, hikers and bikers, trails abound in every direction, from technical terrain to day hikes. The area is surrounded by world-class rivers and streams that delight anglers, floaters and kayakers. And Yellowstone National Park is just a short, 90-mile drive, where you can experience some of the most amazing geothermal activity and wildlife. The city of Bozeman is active and dynamic. Historic downtown Bozeman is a vibrant and eclectic mix of shopping, dining, entertainment and nightlife. Enjoy cultural activities including the theatre, symphony, opera, ballet, and art galleries. Bozeman is home to Montana State University, which offers entertainment, education, culture, and economic opportunities for the community. The local Museum of the Rockies is recognized as one of the world’s finest research and history museums renowned for its extensive collection of dinosaur fossils. No matter your interests, Bozeman offers a little something for everyone.