Bozeman has 68 dispensaries licensed by the Montana Department of Revenue. Anyone 21 or older with a valid photo ID can buy, whether you live in the Gallatin Valley or flew in for Big Sky or Yellowstone. Every Bozeman store in our directory is licensed for adult-use sales, and cardholders can shop at any of them. One local fact matters if you are a student: Montana State University bans cannabis on all university property, medical or recreational, even though the city around it allows sales.
Bozeman is a small city with a big store count. With 68 listings it trails only Billings statewide, and most of them sit along one road: Main Street downtown, which becomes Huffine Lane heading west, with a second cluster on the side streets of ZIP 59718 toward Four Corners.
All 68 Licensed Dispensaries in Bozeman, MT
Bozeman's stores split between two ZIP codes. In 59715, the older part of town, they line West Main Street and the blocks around downtown and the MSU campus. In 59718, on the west side, they gather in small commercial buildings on Shepherd Trail, Graves Trail, Jackrabbit Lane and Gallatin Road, where several shops often share one address. The city licenses marijuana businesses and keeps storefronts at least 500 feet from schools and places of worship, according to the City of Bozeman. Of our 68 listings, 27 show a name only, without a street address.
Downtown and Main Street (59715): Bloom on North Willson Avenue, Juniper Cannabis on North Grand Avenue, J.B. Redwood's Montanabis on South 8th Avenue, Elevated Bozeman, Gallatin Valley Organics and Lone Peak Caregivers in the 600 to 800 blocks of West Main, Honey Sour at 1716 West Main, Grizzly Pine on North Broadway Avenue, Hush on North Wallace Avenue and Greener Pastures on West College Street near campus.
North side (59715): Lionheart Cannabis Bozeman Dispensary on North 7th Avenue, Montana Jane's Dispensary and Natrapeutics side by side on West Griffin Drive, and Montana Wildflower on Tai Lane.
West side and Four Corners (59718): On Shepherd Trail, Treasure Tree, Ninepipe Organics, Operation Green, Big Hi, Sacred Sun Farms, Double Dogs, Think Higher Caregiving and In The Trees Industries. On Graves Trail, Nature's Roots and Lucky Dog Cannabis Co. On Jackrabbit Lane, Yellowstone Buds and Euphoria Wellness. On Gallatin Road, Lazy Daze Cannabis, Organic Releaf, Connoisseur Pharms and Lpc 4 Corners. Also on the west side: Lionheart Cannabis Four Corners on Pioneer Way, Collective Elevation, Forevergreen and Uurb in the 2200 to 2400 blocks of West Main, Ganja Goddess on West Babcock Street and Apogee Gardens on Blackwood Road.
Listed by name only: 14 Blackwood, 295 Dispensary, 299 Dispensary, 4 Corners, 710 Montana, 7580 Pioneer Way Dispensary, 7th Street Dispensary, A Lucker, Bloom Mt, Bozeman 7th, Cold Smoke Solventless, Euphoria Bzn Main, Euphoria Wellness #8, Laughing Forest, Lazy Daze Cannabis Bozeman 2, Loud Smoke, Medicine Creek Caregivers Babcock, Monanabis 4CORNERS, Mtk, Quaking Aspen, SPARK1, Shepherd Trl, Shovels Dispensary, Top Shelf Botanicals, Treasure Tree 303 Dispensary, Treasure Tree Maple Ave Dispensary and Wildfire Organics 2.
Multi-store names: Treasure Tree and Euphoria each have three Bozeman listings, and Lionheart, Bloom and Lazy Daze have two. The three Treasure Tree listings share one Google profile.
Best Bozeman Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026.
- Perfect 5.0 ratings: Yellowstone Buds on about 340 reviews, Lucky Dog Cannabis Co on about 160 and Nature's Roots on about 110.
- Rated 4.9: Treasure Tree (about 240 reviews), Gallatin Valley Organics (about 220), Euphoria Wellness (about 180), Connoisseur Pharms (about 160) and Sacred Sun Farms (about 150).
- Most reviewed: Grizzly Pine (4.8, about 480), Lionheart Cannabis Bozeman (4.8, about 470) and Juniper Cannabis (4.8, about 320).
- Open until 8 p.m.: Grizzly Pine, Honey Sour, Elevated Bozeman, Lone Peak Caregivers, Treasure Tree, Uurb and Think Higher Caregiving.
- Later starters: Montana Jane's, Natrapeutics, Nature's Roots and In The Trees open at 11 a.m., so plan morning stops elsewhere.
Visiting a Dispensary in Bozeman: ID, Payment and Hours
Any current government photo ID showing you are 21 works, including an out-of-state license or a passport. Cash is the most reliable payment; many shops also take debit. Sales are allowed from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and most Bozeman stores with listed hours open at 9 or 10 a.m.
Bozeman and Montana Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
The adult-use limit is 1 ounce, with no more than 8 grams of concentrate and 800 milligrams of THC in edibles, and edibles may hold 5 milligrams of THC per serving and 100 per package. Public smoking can bring a fine of up to $50, and use is also banned anywhere tobacco smoking is banned. At MSU, the university's alcohol, drug and tobacco policy prohibits cannabis on university property and at university events, including the residence halls, citing federal law.
Going to the mountains or the park? Hyalite Canyon and much of the backcountry around Bozeman lie in the Custer Gallatin National Forest, and Yellowstone is a national park. Both are federal land, where marijuana stays illegal. Never drive high: 5 ng/mL of THC in the blood counts as DUI, and open products belong in the trunk. More in our Montana marijuana laws guide.
Cannabis Taxes in Bozeman
Gallatin County voters approved a 3% local option tax that took effect March 1, 2023, and it applies to both adult-use and medical sales, according to the Department of Revenue. That makes 23% on adult-use purchases (20% state plus 3% county) and 7% on medical purchases (4% state plus 3% county). Montana has no general sales tax. Compare with other states in our 2026 cannabis price guide.
Medical Marijuana in Bozeman
No Bozeman store is medical only, but cardholders can buy at any of them and save 16 points of tax. A card requires Montana residency and a recommendation from a Montana-licensed physician; it costs $20, and the limit is 1 ounce a day and 5 a month. For background, see Cannabis 101 and our strain guides.
Dispensaries Near Bozeman
- Dispensaries in Belgrade: 13 stores near the Bozeman airport.
- Dispensaries in Big Sky: 7 stores up the Gallatin Canyon.
- Dispensaries in Gallatin Gateway: 3 stores on the way to Big Sky.
- Dispensaries in Livingston: 5 stores over Bozeman Pass.
- Dispensaries in Three Forks: 2 stores west on I-90.
- Dispensaries in West Yellowstone: 3 stores at the park's west entrance.
Every other town is in our Montana dispensary directory.
Bozeman Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Bozeman?
Yes. Adults 21 and older can buy, possess and use marijuana in Bozeman, though not in public.
How many dispensaries are in Bozeman?
Our directory lists 68 licensed stores, the second most in Montana after Billings.
Can tourists buy weed in Bozeman?
Yes. Montana has no residency rule for adult use, so any visitor 21 or older with ID can shop.
Can MSU students have weed on campus?
No. Montana State bans cannabis on all university property, including dorms, for medical and recreational use alike.
Can I bring weed into Yellowstone from Bozeman?
No. Yellowstone is a national park, and marijuana is illegal on federal land.
What time do dispensaries close in Bozeman?
Most close between 7 and 8 p.m.; state law ends sales at 8 p.m.
Do Bozeman dispensaries take cards?
Bring cash or debit to be safe; credit acceptance varies by store.
How much can I buy?
Up to 1 ounce, with no more than 8 grams of concentrate and 800 milligrams of THC in edibles.
Where can I smoke weed in Bozeman?
On private property with the owner's permission. Parks, trails, downtown sidewalks and hotel rooms that ban smoking are off limits.
Can I get weed delivered in Bozeman?
We have not confirmed a licensed delivery option here. Call the store.
What is the best dispensary in Bozeman?
Yellowstone Buds leads our list with 5.0 stars on about 340 reviews; see the ratings list above for others.
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How we build this list: Store names and towns come from the Montana Department of Revenue's list of licensed dispensary locations. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data; closed stores are not named in the text. Listings without a confirmed street address show the name only. We refresh the list monthly.