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#11BozemanSome particle pollution · AQI 54~2 h 30 min drive
Montana· PM2.5 10.7 µg/m³
A major Montana city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 10.7 µg/m³ here vs 10.3 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 10.7/22 × 7 = 3.4 here; 10.3/22 × 7 = 3.3 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
Uinta Basin gateway town to Dinosaur National Monument, remote from urban sources with motels.
34% cleaner than home — pack the car.
PM2.5 is 6.8 µg/m³ here vs 10.3 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 6.8/22 × 7 = 2.2 here; 10.3/22 × 7 = 3.3 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
3.5 µg/m³ less fine-particle pollution than Billings right now
Teton Valley town west of the range near 6,150 feet, a lower-cost base for Jackson Hole with dry air.
24% cleaner than home — pack the car.
PM2.5 is 7.8 µg/m³ here vs 10.3 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 7.8/22 × 7 = 2.5 here; 10.3/22 × 7 = 3.3 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
2.5 µg/m³ less fine-particle pollution than Billings right now
High-elevation town near 6,300 feet at Yellowstone's west approach, ringed by forest with cool air.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 8.8 µg/m³ here vs 10.3 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 8.8/22 × 7 = 2.8 here; 10.3/22 × 7 = 3.3 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Alberta city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 8.9 µg/m³ here vs 10.3 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 8.9/22 × 7 = 2.8 here; 10.3/22 × 7 = 3.3 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Utah city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 9.6 µg/m³ here vs 10.3 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 9.6/22 × 7 = 3.1 here; 10.3/22 × 7 = 3.3 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
Why live rankings? Smoke plumes are patchy and shift with the wind, so no direction is reliably cleaner. This list is recalculated from live PM2.5 every hour — and if everything nearby is smoky, it says so.