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Gateway
to the Outdoors!
In 1882 Thomas B. Quaw, an entrepreneur, located land along
the newly surveyed Northern Pacific Railway about ten miles from Bozeman.
He found this property greatly to his liking, and thus, the community of
Belgrade began. Many European financiers had invested money to complete the
Northern Pacific Line, and in appreciation for the funds, this little town was
named Belgrade, after the captiol of Serbia.
Elevation: 4451 Population 5,800
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Other Things to do in the Belgrade area...
 | Begin your adventure! Yellowstone Country's largest airport,
Gallatin Field, is located in Belgrade. It is serviced daily by two
major airlines. |
| Belgrade Fall Festival - Each year, in the
middle of September, you're invited to a whole day of festivities featuring a parade, open pit barbecue, arts and crafts, games,
displays and more! Come join the fun! |
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| All roads to outdoor fun lead from
Belgrade. We're a short drive from the best in fishing, floating,
hiking, biking, wildlife watching, and just plain relaxation |
| Yellowstone Park - Just 90 miles north through the scenic
Gallatin County, a drive that, all by itself, is worth the trip
to Yellowstone Country. |
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For more information on the Belgrade area, contact the
Belgrade Chamber of Commerce
406 388 1616
 
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