There was a time I considered myself a totally “radical” climber – too cool even for myself.  I’m a female first of all, only 4’11’’ and there I was excelling at this extreme sport that was completely challenging both physically and emotionally. I found myself conquering multi-pitch climbs, setting my own anchors, and even leading [...]

This summer, Bridger Bowl replaced the old Bridger and Deer Park lifts with one newer triple chair lift. Here are some of the benefits of this new lift project:
1. This is the most important lift on the mountain. Without reliable access, we can not do the avalanche hazard reduction work required to open [...]

Brian Menkhaus

Bozeman, Montana. Small town, friendly people, very little crime and an abundance of generosity. Who would ever think their possessions would be in danger of getting stolen? After all, can’t a person still be hung for horse theft in Montana?

Though this may not be true, the rise of theft in our ever-growing [...]

Julia Daigle

Still skirted with snow capped mountains, Bozeman has begun to stretch its limbs, with spring deciding to don its bashful head. Locals have learned to tiptoe that fine line between winter and spring, with both seasons playing an unrelentless game of tug-of-war. However, it looks as though spring has persevered, with blankets of [...]