Hiking the Drinking Horse Mountain Trail in Bozeman, Montana 🏔️🐾

Join Simba 🐾 and me as we take on the Drinking Horse Mountain Trail in Bozeman, Montana—a local favorite known for its sweeping views of the Gallatin Valley and Bridger Mountains. At just 2.4 miles round trip, this moderate loop is the perfect blend of short, scenic, and rewarding.

📍 Highlights from Our Hike

🌲 Hiking the scenic Drinking Horse Mountain Trail
🏔️ Capturing breathtaking views of Bozeman and surrounding peaks
🐾 Exploring a dog-friendly trail great for hikers of all skill levels
🌿 Enjoying Montana’s natural beauty and fresh mountain air

Why This Trail is a Must-Do

Drinking Horse is a quintessential Bozeman hike. The trail climbs steadily through forested paths before opening up to wide panoramic views at the summit. From there, you’ll be treated to stunning vistas of the Gallatin Valley below and the Bridger Mountains towering in the distance.

It’s a trail that balances accessibility and beauty, making it a favorite for locals and travelers alike. Whether you’re looking for a quick morning adventure, a sunset hike, or a place to stretch your legs on a Montana road trip, Drinking Horse delivers.

Dog-Friendly Fun with Simba 🐾

One of the best parts of this trail? It’s dog-friendly! Simba loved exploring the wooded sections and taking in the fresh mountain air. With plenty of shaded stretches and gradual inclines, it’s a great spot for four-legged adventurers too.

🎥 Watch the Video


Come along as Simba and I hike the Drinking Horse Mountain Trail, capturing epic views and sharing the beauty of Bozeman’s backyard trail.

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Location: Bozeman, MT, USA

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