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Bozeman's Oak Street Trail serves as a community connector by providing access to the numerous stores, restaurants and residences along Oak Street. The trail is paved and open to walkers, joggers and cyclists alike. On its west side, the trail connects to the North 19th Avenue Trail, a north-south commuter route for the city.
There are many commercial establishments with parking along Oak Street. Always observe posted rules when you park.
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