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North Dome climbing wall taken down in preparation for new Wellness Center

Last Wednesday, April 17 was closing day for the bouldering rock wall in MSU’s North Dome. After years of use and appreciation by student rock climbers, the Outdoor Recreation Program is taking the feature down in preparation for the climbing wall located in the new Student Wellness Center (SWC)

Bridger’s one-week season extension ends with a bang

Bridger’s one-week season extension ends with a bang

For the majority of the winter, Bridger Bowl maintained a projected closing day of April 7, which was two Sundays ago. However, in a surprising turn of events following an underwhelming season with an incredibly thin snowpack, they instead closed this past Sunday, April 14. Despite warm temperatures and terrain

Underclassmen break track and field records. What's next?

Underclassmen break track and field records. What's next?

A pair of underclassmen stole the show for the Bobcats on Friday, March 22, smashing two MSU track and field records. Freshman Sydney Brewster, who competes in the shot put, and sophomore Pat Vialva, who competes in the javelin, highlighted the team’s season opener in Missoula. As the outdoor

Five inches of snow is enough, Bridger analysts claim

Five inches of snow is enough, Bridger analysts claim

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. While many Bozeman locals have lamented this season’s remarkably thin snowpack, meteorologists insist that it doesn’t take much to have a good

Is Bridger’s season-long drought finally over?

Is Bridger’s season-long drought finally over?

With fresh snowfall arriving at Bridger Bowl these past two weeks, things seem to be turning around for skiers and snowboarders. With around eight inches of new snow in late February and a whopping 34 inches since the beginning of March, Bozeman locals have been enjoying this much needed improvement

Zero Zone emboldens Bozeman’s freeski community

Learning to freeski is a long and arduous journey. Performing tricks on rails and other features demands coordination, consistency and most of all, access. This allows one to attempt these tricks and hone their skills through repetition. One local community-based freeskiing center, Zero Zone, is here to provide space

Bozeman area offers variety of terrain for uphill skiers

Chairlifts are a luxury that many skiers and snowboarders depend on whenever they’re looking to ascend a hill and ride down some snow. However, many locals opt for an alternative — and far more demanding — solution as the Bozeman area has no shortage of compelling backcountry skiing locales. Backcountry skiing