It’s a short jaunt from California to Bozeman, and once you’re here, it’s a quick trip to find adventure in any season. Bridger Bowl ski area is only 17 miles up the road, Yellowstone National Park is a quick hour and a half ride, and the rivers, peaks, and mountain lakes are all within a few minutes drive. You can literally hop on a flight in the morning and head to the mountains in the afternoon.
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is the busiest airport in Montana, with a robust flight schedule. Non-stop flights are available from Los Angeles and San Francisco, and connecting flights are generally short. Click here for the 2018 summer schedule.
If you are up for a road trip, I-15 North or I-80 East take you through some beautiful country, so build in some time for exploration!
Non-Stop Flights:
- United
- United
Connecting Flights:
- American, Delta
- United, American, Delta, Alaska
- Delta, Alaska, American, United
- Alaska, Delta, American
Santa Ana: John Wayne Airport (JWA)
- (ORANGE COUNTY, Huntington Beach, Newport, Laguna)
- Delta, Alaska, United, American
- Alaska, American, United
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