It's a nice little park with a few sculptures. From the main picture here, I thought egghead was much bigger. He's tiny and barely noticeable. Great place to walk your dog and take a morning stroll.

Like walking in a mountain in the center of town. Many dogs. Great for walking or biking. Adequate parking. Several benches throughout for resting or enjoying the scenery overlooking the town

This sculpture park is along side and behind the Bozeman Public Library. It is a fun little walk with a nice meandering pace. None of the art was too close together. I liked that they even turned the electric boxes into art, covering them in book spins and making them look like shelves of books. Also back there is this neat little labyrinth walk which took longer than I thought it would, but was a nice meditative time while I walked through it. I’m really glad I found it.

The Bozeman Sculpture Park is a fine walking experience behind the Public Library. A diverse array of figurative and abstract sculptures line the sidewalk, and the quality of the art is generally very good. Paul Harris’s “Woman on the Beach,” whose pair of arching forms suddenly become the beachgoers’ legs, and Steve Connell’s “Cartoon,” a bright yellow enameled metal construction, were outstanding encounters along the way.

The sculpture garden sits to the side of and behind the beautiful Bozeman Library which we happily visited (our local library has not yet opened since Covid except touchless pickup). Sculptures on the library grounds as well as the trail were truly lovely. The walk was an easy one with benches strategically placed. It's next to a stunning park where folks were enjoying a yoga class or playing with their dogs. It was a little hard to find the sculpture garden so park at the library and go to the back of the parking lot to start your walk.