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CONTACT
Telephone:
800-223-9609
Snow Ph:
406
586-2389
Fax: 406 587-1069
DATES AND
TIMES
Opening
Date:
December 7,
2012
Closing Date:
April 7,
2013
Hours of
Operation:
Daily: 9am- 4pm Half Day:12:30pm
- 4pm
TICKET
PRICES
Adult Jr Sr
Half
Day: $40 $16 $22
Full
Day: $49 $16
$22
TRAIL
RATINGS
Easiest:
25%
More
Difficult:
35%
Most
Difficult:
30%
Experts Only:
10%
AREA
DETAILS
Alpine
Skiing: Yes
Snowboarding: Yes
Night
Skiing: No
Restricted Areas: No
Heli-Skiing: No
Leash
Required: Yes
Sno-Cat
Skiing: No
Terrain
Park: Yes
Cross
Country: 30
km
Half Pipe:
No
Snow
Tubing: No
Snowshoe
Trails: No
PARKS &
PIPES
Terrain Park:
Yes Super Pipe: No Half Pipe:
No Jib Park: No |
STATS
Base
Elevation:
6,100 ft (1,859
m)
Summit
Elevation:
8,700 ft (2,652
m)
Vertical
Drop:
2,600 ft (792
m)
Skiable
Area:
1,500
acres
(607
hectares)
Annual
Snowfall:
350 in (889
cm)
Snowmaking: 4%
Mountain
Camera
LIFTS
Number of Lifts:
7
Uphill Lift
Capacity:
7,600 per
hour
Types of
Lifts:
4 Double Chairs 2 Triple
Chairs 1 Quad Chair
TRAILS
Number of Trails: 71
Longest
Run:
15,840 ft (4,828
m)
AREA
SERVICES
Free Ski Bus
Child Care: Yes
Adaptive Skier: Yes
Lessons
Ski:
Yes
Snowboard:
Yes
Rentals
Ski:
Yes
Snowboard:
Yes
Children's
Programs:
Yes
Women's
Programs:
Yes
Nearby Lodging: Yes |
ABOUT BRIDGER BOWL SKI
AREA
Bridger Bowl is a private,
nonprofit community ski area with no owners. Consequently, all proceeds
are reinvested into the area to cover operational expenses and improvements.
Because there are no owners or shareholders to compensate, Bridger Bowl can
afford to offer low-cost tickets for high-quality skiing.
Bridger Bowl is
bordered by large bowls both to the north and to the south, with
wide-open, varied terrain, including glades, long slopes, gullies, chutes, and
other, smaller bowls in between.
Climb 400’ above the Bridger
Bowl Bridger Lift to the world famous “Ridge” where expert alpine,
tele, and boarders shred knarly chutes, rocky cliffs, and snowfields. But don’t
forget your shovel, transceiver, and partner!
Bridger Bowl comes with a
new lodge and central reservations office, rental shop, ski school, cafeteria,
and bar & grill. Mid-mountain, you’ll find another chalet-lodge,
with excellent grub: baked goods, hot soups, sandwiches, and
drinks.
After shredding the Ridge at Bridger
Bowl Ski Resort, drive the short 16 miles back to Bozeman on Highway 86 where you’ll find
shopping, art, food, drink, and music at a wealth of excellent bars, galleries,
shops, microbreweries, and restaurants.
Make Bozeman's Bridger Bowl
Ski Area your destination this year as you search for your
Bozeman Montana Real
Estate or Montana
ski property.
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