| Projected Operating Season | December 13, 2024 – April 13, 2025 |
| Daily Lift Operations | 9 am–4 pm (Christmas Day 10 am–4 pm) |
| Vertical Rise | 2,700 ft (2,600 ft lift-served) |
| Skiable Terrain | 2,000 acres |
| Top Elevation | 8,800 ft |
| Highest Lift-Served Elevation | 8,700 ft |
| Average Seasonal Snowfall | 300 inches |
| Trails | 75 + many unmarked runs |
| Lift System | 1 Quad, 6 Triple and 1 Double Chair Lifts along with 3 Surface Lifts |
| Snowmaking | On 5% of area |
| Terrain Park | Yes |
Bridger Bowl’s Ridge Terrain presents some of the most challenging skiing and riding within any ski area boundary. Numerous steep chutes, rock cliffs and snow fields which may end in cliffs with no hazard markings, no grooming and no marked trails.
An avalanche transceiver (457 khz) is required for all skiers and snowboarders to access Bridger’s Ridge Terrain including riding Schlasman’s Lift.
It is strongly recommended to have a partner, a shovel and expert skiing or snowboarding abilities in addition to knowledge of the terrain before venturing into any of Bridger's designated lift or hike-accessed ridge terrain.
Bridger Bowl has two terrain parks accessed from the Sunnyside Lift. Bridger promotes SMART safety to keep our terrain parks a fun and safe place for everyone!
An advanced park on upper Sunnyside run with more challenging features and larger jumps. Features change with conditions. A small park with a series of rails, boxes and jumps on the lower part of Sunnyside run.
Bridger Bowl is committed to promoting responsible skiing and snowboarding.
Please read the brochure below for more about skiing and riding responsibly at Bridger Bowl and check out these websites for more information:
There are inherent risks in the sport of skiing and use of passenger ropeways. By use of the slopes, trails and lifts at Bridger Bowl, skiers and riders agree to accept these risks.