Bozeman Competes for America’s Best Resort Airport

As someone who flies frequently between the months of November and March, I've seen my fair share of airports.

I coincidentally counted how many airports I've visited in my life the other week. I'm not really sure why I did that, but that's where my strange brain goes from time to time.

My count stands at 28 airports.

Some of my favorites include Minneapolis-St. Paul, Salt Lake City, Portland (for all its weirdness), Missoula, and Bozeman (hint, hint).

Some of my least-favorites include Denver, Fargo, Jamestown, and Pocatello.

One of the airports listed above is up for the title of "Best Resort Airport."

USA Today's 10Best is holding a vote for the best resort airport in the U.S., and Montana's Bozeman Yellowstone is on the list.

Why Bozeman Airport Stands Out In Montana

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is Montana's largest airport and a gateway to Yellowstone National Park and the Big Sky ski area. Find restaurants and bars and even a cozy fireplace in the airport, where carriers like Delta, Alaska, Southwest, American, and United regularly arrive and depart, delivering happy vacationers within easy driving distance of the top resorts in Montana. - USA Today

Bozeman has a great airport. I put it ahead of Missoula because there are more destinations to fly in and out of. Both have great views. Bozeman may have a slight edge in food and drink options.

I believe Bozeman is the best in the state.

Vote Bozeman!

Bozeman is up against several airports spanning coast-to-coast.

Hailey, Idaho (Friedman Memorial Airport), Trenton, Maine (Hancock County-Bar Harbor Airport), and Hilton Head Island, South Carolina (Hilton Head Island Airport) are among the many.