Most likely getting a Bridger Pass this year.

Big sky! :)

Got my bridger pass! jut moved out here a month ago, don't really know anyone, so definitely looking for some people to meet up and ski with

I'll be there every time I can find a ride

Definitely purchasing my pass soon. Super stoked to ride there this year

I'll have a pass and will be shredding as much as my schedule allows me.

Wednesday and Friday after 10 and weekends until the fall semester is over..

ghosthopI'll have a pass and will be shredding as much as my schedule allows me.

Wednesday and Friday after 10 and weekends until the fall semester is over..

Never base your fall semester around skiing, big sky opens tanksgiving, which is 3 weeks to the end of the semester and bridger doesn't open until the second week of december, which is usually dead week. Pile all of your classes and into the fall and shoot for the tuesday/thursday schedule for the spring.

reverendwrongNever base your fall semester around skiing, big sky opens tanksgiving, which is 3 weeks to the end of the semester and bridger doesn't open until the second week of december, which is usually dead week. Pile all of your classes and into the fall and shoot for the tuesday/thursday schedule for the spring.

ha duh, thats why I'm only skiing twice a week and won't be getting any first chairs. Unfortunate the physics program is pretty set about what classes to take when so I won't have a ton of options in the spring :/

Hit me up once the snow starts to fly and I'll talk your ear off about partial differentials and boundary value problems I spent all morning working on so I could ride the lifts in the afternoon.

Bridger is the superior ski option in the Gallatin region tell all your friends

YoungDaphBridger is the superior ski option in the Gallatin region tell all your friends

this is a lie, Big Sky is way radder

Pretty stoked for Bridger. Anyone know what most MSU students without cars usually do to get to the hill?

JakeSmithPretty stoked for Bridger. Anyone know what most MSU students without cars usually do to get to the hill?

there is a bus that leaves from the fairgrounds. or stick out yer thumb on rouse

JakeSmithPretty stoked for Bridger. Anyone know what most MSU students without cars usually do to get to the hill?

The bus only goes to Bridger on weekends... And you have to get to the fairgrounds. Honestly without a car it is easier to get to big sky as there are a few busses every day from campus

Pretty sure I'm buying a bridger mid-week pass this year. Not 100% sure on what my plan for this season is.

I will be at Bridger again this year.

Will probably take a trip up to Bridger this year while checking out the MSU campus. Would any of you nice folk be willing to show me around town and the resort? Also maybe a place to stay for a night? I have beacon as well so I can ski all of Bridger

.lenconWill probably take a trip up to Bridger this year while checking out the MSU campus. Would any of you nice folk be willing to show me around town and the resort? Also maybe a place to stay for a night? I have beacon as well so I can ski all of Bridger

Depending on when you come I may or may not be too busy with classwork/life to show you around town, but I'm staying in the dorms currently and I've got a couch i might be able to let you crash on. And I'm always game for some skiing shoot me a PM if you're interested

DevDepending on when you come I may or may not be too busy with classwork/life to show you around town, but I'm staying in the dorms currently and I've got a couch i might be able to let you crash on. And I'm always game for some skiing shoot me a PM if you're interested

Alright cool thanks man.

When does Bridger usually open and have good snow? Maybe I'll come if it's open before my hill.

.lenconAlright cool thanks man.

When does Bridger usually open and have good snow? Maybe I'll come if it's open before my hill.

I might be wrong but I believe opening day is December 11th. However I'll be hiking up the surrounding mountains for skiing hopefully as soon as this weekend

Anyone picked up their pass yet? I want to know how chill they are about stupid faces and or costumes for pass pictures.

avi workshop on campus, Nov 11th (veterans day, no classes) free for students

http://www.montana.edu/snowscience/workshop/index.html

ghosthopavi workshop on campus, Nov 11th (veterans day, no classes) free for students

http://www.montana.edu/snowscience/workshop/index.html

yes! hope I can get off work for this. need to get educated, being on sac peak just a few days ago (mind i have SOME avy knowledge, but not extensive) and hearing about the avy yesterday made me nervous

is bridger bowl sketchy to ski without avi gear?

going to big sky with my dad for a week and definitely wanna hit up bridger

[J_Gasper]is bridger bowl sketchy to ski without avi gear?

going to big sky with my dad for a week and definitely wanna hit up bridger

If you don't have a becon you can not ski the ridge or Slushmans. (or however you spell it)

safarisamIf you don't have a becon you can not ski the ridge or Slushmans. (or however you spell it)

How is the rest of the mountain? Worth coming out for?

[J_Gasper]How is the rest of the mountain? Worth coming out for?

No.

[J_Gasper]How is the rest of the mountain? Worth coming out for?

Ya, I'd have to say it definitely still is. Its a super fun mountain with great vibes no matter what. I totally underestimated it before actually skiing it. You can always rent a beacon for like $10 to access some of the gnarliest terrain in the country.

[J_Gasper]How is the rest of the mountain? Worth coming out for?

Go to Big Sky

cwillygoodGo to Big Sky

Wise man

Bridges absolutely sick. You really can't go wrong with big sky or bridger but for the price and commute bridger is where it's at. Park is certainly better at Big Sky but aside from that both mountains hold terrain for every level.

Is there anyway to get a cheap(er) pass to Bridger? Im 19 so its pretty damn steep still.

pduncanIs there anyway to get a cheap(er) pass to Bridger? Im 19 so its pretty damn steep still.

Work at Bridger, BSF, or a ski shop.

YEE YEE who's ready for a sick year of bbowlsliding!

seb_hofmannYEE YEE who's ready for a sick year of bbowlsliding!

woo!

seb_hofmannYEE YEE who's ready for a sick year of bbowlsliding!

hollaaaa! Can't wait to start taking laps

Yo! So I know this isn't everyones biggest concern when skiing at Bridger, but I'm on the park crew and if anyone has some suggestions for the park this season shoot em my way! Would love to set up a park that people enjoy hitting, so any and all suggestions are welcome

Tubes, good jump, and setting up the wall ride feature @2:15 in this vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNgoHTylahk would be tight.

pduncanTubes, good jump, and setting up the wall ride feature @2:15 in this vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNgoHTylahk would be tight.

what do you think about putting the wallride parallel to the direction you're skiing with a jump up to the top to slide the top or tranny down the wall face?

Mr.Mittenwhat do you think about putting the wallride parallel to the direction you're skiing with a jump up to the top to slide the top or tranny down the wall face?

Sounds sick!

Flat-downs are always sick. Isn't their a battleship rail that never came out last year? those are always fun. A well built big jump would be rad too. Also It would be nice to have at least a couple legit features in the bottom small park just to make the whole run worth it. Thanks Man!

A nice step up jump would be nice. Good lips for all the rails, and maybe not make the downrails so steep.

make the jumps not suck

hell yeah guys! keep the ideas coming, I've been drawing up ideas in class, so i'll try and work some of your suggestions in

a solid jump line would be sick, even if they aren't huge having step ups and step downs also make for a more interesting park. also maybe some intermediate rails in the lower park so the whole run is really useable. I've always loved the tiny bridger park but there is some room for improvement!