Current Snow Report
With recent snow and cold temperatures, the skiing and riding continues at its mid-Winter best...get out and make some turns!
ATTENTION: Bridger Bowl will be adding 6 customer appreciation days this season. The final day of the season will be Monday, April 14, 2008. This extended operating schedule will include 2 closure days when Bridger Bowl will be closed to the general public on April 9-10. The regular season with full mountain operations and services will end Sunday, April 6, 2008. Beginning Monday April 7th, Bridger Bowl will have 4 lifts operating (Snowflake, Powder Park, Bridger and Pierre's Knob) with skier services available in Jim Bridger Lodge only. Season passes will be honored the same as during the regular season. All adult lift tickets will be $25. There will be limited snow sports services and no playcare starting April 11th.
Snow Forecast
The Bridger Range, the northern Gallatin and northern Madison Ranges:
In the Bridger and northern ranges yesterday, strong westerly winds blew the 5-7 inches of new snow onto leeward terrain. Big Sky Ski Patrol easily ski cut these wind s
For current snowpack information and local back country travel advisories, visit http://www.mtavalanche.com.
About our Weather Data Collection Methods
Weather data, with the exception of base area temperature, is collected from automated sources near the top of the Bridger and Alpine lifts and is subject to mechanical and climatological variables. There can be significant variations in the accuracy of the data collected when equipment is adversely affected by extreme weather and /or technical problems. Some data reported on this site reflects preliminary information that may be corrected after further manual observation and review by Bridger Bowl staff. Automated data is refreshed every 30 minutes.
