Bridger Bowl is a ski resort in Montana. It offers 2,700 feet of vertical drop, 2,000 skiable acres, 75 marked runs, served by 11 lifts, with an average of about 300" of snow a year. The Bridger Bowl Association formed in 1954, and the ski area opened to the public on January 16, 1955. A nonprofit community ski area; revenue is reinvested in the mountain. The trail total covers 75 named trails plus many unmarked routes.
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