Hidden bars & speakeasies in Bozeman

Looking for hidden bars & speakeasies in Bozeman? These 9 are the genuinely strange ones — Sacajawea Hotel, Devil's Toboggan, Tune Up Bar and more — each hand-vetted and sourced, not pulled from a top-ten list. Great for an unusual date, a weird afternoon, or showing a visitor the side of Bozeman they'd never find on their own.

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Sacajawea Hotel Built in 1910 by railroad agent John Q. Adams as a stop for Milwaukee Road crews, this Historic Hotels of Ame… Three Forks
Devil's Toboggan Up an unmarked stairway on the second floor of a converted factory in the Cannery District, Devil's Toboggan… Bozeman
Tune Up Bar Tucked into the basement of the historic Kimpton Armory Hotel, Tune Up Bar occupies what was once the Nationa… Bozeman
est.1864 Noir Bar & Restaurant On Bozeman's busiest stretch of Main Street, a concrete-and-metal staircase lit from beneath leads down to a… Bozeman
It Will Always Be That Way A few doors from Devil's Toboggan in the Cannery District, this cocktail lounge throws the speakeasy formula… Bozeman
Stockman's Bar A revived version of a Stockman Bar that operated downtown from 1942 to 1972, this western saloon is packed w… Bozeman
The Jawbone About 80 miles north of Bozeman in tiny White Sulphur Springs, The Jawbone is an unexpectedly refined, 1920s-… White Sulphur Springs
Bannack State Park (ghost town) Montana's first territorial capital, born from an 1862 gold strike, now over 50 weathered log and frame build… Dillon (Bannack)
Elkhorn State Park (ghost town) Montana's smallest state park is just two preserved buildings, Fraternity Hall and Gilliam Hall, standing amo… Boulder (Elkhorn)