8 Mountain Bike Trails near Bozeman, MT
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Garnett Mountain
Gallatin Gateway, Montana
18.5 miles SWA merciless but rewarding singletrack climb near Gallatin Gateway — relentlessly steep all the way to a forest service cabin, with a great downhill return and loop option via Rat Lake.
Mountain Bike
Hyalite Creek Trail
Gallatin Gateway, Montana
18.7 miles SAn 11-mile hike with 11 waterfalls and frequent black bear sightings — dogs on leashes are common on the trail, and timeshare activity rules apply on certain days.
Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike
Ousel Falls
Big Sky, Montana
33.0 miles SWA scenic switchback trail near Big Sky that climbs to a gorgeous waterfall, with a swimming hole under a bridge, horses and bikes welcome, and bathroom at the top.
Mountain Bike
Buck Ridge
Gallatin Gateway, Montana
36.7 miles SA scenic out-and-back mountain bike ride on doubletrack with sweeping views of surrounding wilderness and mountain ranges — with an optional expert singletrack extension into truly wild country.
Mountain Bike 1.3-3.9 mi
Lewis & Clark Caverns Trails
Whitehall, Montana
40.5 miles WA 3,000-acre Montana state park with over 10 miles of trails from a quarter-mile nature loop to a rugged 4-mile descent with 831 feet of elevation change — perfect for a full-day shuttle adventure.
Hike, Mountain Bike 1.1 mi
Lewis & Clark Caverns
Whitehall, Montana
41.7 miles WLewis & Clark Caverns State Park combines colorful guided cave tours at a constant 48°F with mountain biking, year-round fishing, and camping in 3,015 scenic Montana acres.
Camp, Canoe, Cave, Hike, Mountain Bike
Little Wapiti
Gallatin Gateway, Montana
45.5 miles SA gorgeous high-altitude descent — partly double track, partly narrow rocky singletrack — at over 9,000 feet where wolf tracks have been spotted.
Mountain Bike 3.8 mi
Abandoned Railroad Bed Bike Trail
Gardiner, Montana
47.3 miles SAn 8-mile out-and-back bike trail along the Yellowstone River on an old railroad bed near the North Entrance of Yellowstone, with mountain, plain, and river scenery — and frequent wildlife sightings.
Mountain Bike
