Current Snow Report
Bridger Bowl is closed for the season. Please be ware that back country conditions exist inside and outside of current ski area boundaries. Contact Gallatin County Sheriff for Rescue - Dial 911.
Spring and summer mountain projects with heavy equipment will begin as soon as April 15, 2008.
Man-made and natural hazards will exist across the mountain. Travel and recreate at your own risk.
Snow Forecast
The Yellowstone Club got 5½ inches last night. Two inches fell in the northern Gallatin and Bridger Ranges with 4-5 inches measured in the southern mountains. West to northwest winds will continue to blow steady at 20 mph, with gusts reaching 40. Mountain temperatures are near 10F and won’t get much warmer than the upper teens today. Another winter storm arrives this afternoon which will blanket the mountains with 6-8 inches by tomorrow morning. The weather models have snowfall into Wednesday, so storm totals will be higher.
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.
