Built around a Northern Pacific Railway stop, Belgrade developed into a Montana city in the Gallatin Valley. The community sits northwest of Bozeman, with the Bridger Mountains rising beyond the valley to the northeast and the Gallatin River flowing through the wider area. Its name dates to the town’s 1883 founding, when it was named for Belgrade, Serbia. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport stands just east of town, placing this former railroad settlement on an important travel route in southwest Montana. The annual Belgrade Fall Festival gathers residents for a parade and local events. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Belgrade and the Gallatin Valley connect with the Bridger Mountains and southwest Montana.
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