Buire

Buire is a town located in Gallatin County, Montana, United States. As of the 2020 census, the population was approximately 95 residents. Buire is situated near the Bozeman Pass, which connects the Gallatin Valley to the DeLancey Ridge.

The town was established in the early 20th century and features a mix of permanent residents and seasonal homes. Buire's economy is largely driven by tourism and outdoor recreation, with the nearby Gallatin National Forest and other natural areas providing access to hiking, skiing, and fishing.

Buire's infrastructure is minimal, with a few residential roads and scattered buildings. The town has no commercial establishments, restaurants, or other businesses. Residents rely on neighboring towns, such as Bozeman or West Yellowstone, for essential services.

Despite its rural setting and limited infrastructure, Buire offers scenic views and proximity to outdoor recreation areas. The town's location near the pass makes it a convenient stopover for travelers and skiers during the winter months. Residents value the town's remote setting and ability to maintain a sense of community and seclusion.

Buire is managed by the Gallatin County government and maintains a unique character within the county's jurisdiction. The town's small size and lack of development have helped preserve its natural surroundings and provide a tranquil atmosphere for residents and visitors.