Bridger Bowl

There is ZERO avalanche control. There are no ski patrollers. Need first aid or real help? You'll be calling 9-1-1. Real dangers exist in the Bridger Bowl area after the season has come to a close.

The results aren't really surprising.

A Bozeman man was surprised by his discovery of Montana ski culture.

The lack of snow is eye-opening.

Have you ever been on a date that has gone this bad?

Just because winter is well on its way doesn't mean we aren't done with tourists.

Carnivals, Oktoberfest, chili feeds, raptors and runs. Lots of family-friends options of fun things to do in the Bozeman area this first weekend of October.

Quite frankly, I was happy to have a ski season AT ALL last year even though making reservations was a pain. Bridger Bowl and other ski areas that used a sign-up system to limit traffic, don't expect to be using that this 2021-2022 ski season.

This Saturday, bring 15 cans of food to Bridger Bowl for the Gallatin Valley Food Bank and you'll get a voucher for a $25 lift ticket to be used by the end of this ski season.

Lack of snow pushed their opening back, but today Bridger Bowl will begin opening up some of their lifts for skiing.