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Knoff Group Presents: Favorite Things to Do During Autumn in the Bozeman Area

pile of pumpkins at rocky creek farm

Autumn in the Bozeman area is one of the best times of the year!  There is so much to do – and we’re excited by the growing list of things to enjoy this season. We’ve included some of our favorites in the list below.

fossilized dinosaur skeleton inside the museum of the rockies

#5 – As the temperatures get a bit chillier at the end of fall, go explore a local museum! Bozeman has so many different museum options.

The world-renowned Museum of the Rockies is located on the south side of town, right next to Montana State University. They have an amazing collection of dinosaur fossils and great history on Yellowstone Country. Check out the massive Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton in the Hall of Giants – you won’t be disappointed!
https://museumoftherockies.org/

The American Computer and Robotics Museum is located near MSU campus on Stadium Drive. This museum showcases the history of communications, computing and artificial intelligence through 4,000 years of human history. They recently acquired a group of vintage Macintosh computers showcased in their new ‘Vintage Mac Museum Exhibit.’ https://acrmuseum.org/

The Montana Science Center is located across from the Gallatin Valley Mall and is a great museum for all ages! There are multiple exhibits to enjoy including ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles,’ craft tables, a bubble wall and even a 110-gallon aquarium! https://montanasciencecenter.org/

The Gallatin History Museum, located in downtown Bozeman, is a wonderful resource for learning more about the history of our area. The museum features old jail cells, a hanging gallows and a photo archive with more than 20,000 historic images. https://www.gallatinhistorymuseum.org/

A newer museum on the scene, the Bozeman Art Museum, is located on Main Street near the Gallatin Valley Mall. The museum features paintings and sculptures as well as seasonal rotating exhibits. Additionally, the Bozeman Art Museum is committed to educating the public about art through lectures, classes, and workshops. https://bozemanartmuseum.org/

view from triple tree hiking trail

#4 – Fall in Bozeman is perfect for hiking! Luckily, Knoff Group Real Estate has created a list of our favorite fall hikes in the Bozeman area, so go check it out! https://knoffgroup.com/knoff-group-presents-fall-hikes-in-the-bozeman-area/

outside the bozeman hay bale maze

#3 – The Bozeman Maze is OPEN this year (they were closed due to Covid last year). The Bozeman Maze is located a few minutes from downtown Bozeman on East Valley Center Road and provides fun for everyone. The maze takes a new shape every year – this year’s maze is a country pumpkin. Additional attractions include a power jump bungee trampoline, a mini train, hayrides, corn bins, and flashlight only maze times. Open September 24th to October 31st – more information at https://bozemanmaze.com/index.html

view of action on the field at a msu football game

#2 – It’s football season! Go cheer on the Montana State Bobcats at Bobcat Stadium this fall before the weather turns super chilly. You can view their schedule and buy tickets at the link below.
https://msubobcats.com/sports/football/schedule

a pile of pumpkins at rocky creek farm

#1 – Rocky Creek Farm, located off Frontage Road is the place to be if you’re wanting fall fun for the whole family. From late September to Halloween, Rocky Creek Farm has a pumpkin patch, hayrides, haunted swamps, apple picking and more! You can even bring your own apples from home (or buy some on site) and watch them cider press in the historic blue barn.
https://www.facebook.com/Rocky-Creek-Farm-151535953277/