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Visitor reviews for Bridger Bowl Ski Resort

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Ski Resort Rating: Rate Bridger Bowl

• February 15, 2009
  CASA Tours from United States
  

  Community owned and located a half hour from downtown Bozeman, Montana; Bridger Bowl is a Rocky Mountain Classic. Bridger is characterized by a devoted core of locals, cold smoke Montana powder and terrain rich with granite features, hidden stashes, steep trees and lots of nooks and crannies. 2009 marks a historic year for Bridger Bowl with the first lift served expansion in 30 years. The Schlasman chairlift opens a new world of terrain opportunities.

  In addition to the new lift all the boundaries at Bridger opened up. Bridger Bowl used to be the little mountain that skied big. Now with the Schlasman lift and the open boundaries Bridger just got huge. Bridger Bowl is excellent at promoting avalanche awareness, safety and research and has one of the most respected ski patrols. Bridger’s lift tickets and season passes are a great value and it lacks the ritzy on-hill development that can sap the soul out of an area.

• January 14, 2009
  CASA Tours from United States
  

  It is a whole new ball game at Bridger Bowl. The Schlashman lift and open boundaries just changed the game at Bridger. The first new lift in the Bridger range in 30 years. Bridger was always the little mountain that skied big, not anymore, this mountain is large. The best expansion in South West Montana since Moonlight Basin.

• December 08, 2008
  SnowaveDave from United States
  

  Bridger Bowl is a very fun hill that has a lot to offer those of any ability: lower mountain and Alpine lift well suited for beginners, mid-mountain and most lifts will keep intermediates happy, while upper PK and Bridger lifts and their corresponding hikes up the ridge will give rippers 'permagrin'.
  When the cold smoke comes, Bridger Bowl goes off but can get tracked up pretty quick as there is a large and hardcore local scene here. Speaking of which, the local scene is great as attitudes are positive and mellow with lots of snow stoke regardless of stick persuasion.
  One downside to Bridger Bowl for snowboarders is the amount of traversing/side-hilling required to get to some of the sick or powder stash areas off of Bridger lift and PK lift, but there's nothing one can do about it but deal with it.
  PowderHound package is the best deal out there, pretty tough to pass up 4 days/nights for ~$200 with freeway access to Bozeman.

• October 11, 2008
  Mack the Knife from United States
  

  Sick and ill. And might I add that it is righteous as well.

• December 04, 2005
  duder from United States
  

  sick