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Where to rip the spring slush

Where to rip the spring slush

With some of the last meaningful snow of the season right around the corner, there are plenty of Montana ski resorts besides Bridger Bowl and Big Sky to explore over the next few weekends before spring sets in for good. Bridger Bowl is projected to get snow Thursday through Sunday

Low snowfall could leave Bozeman’s “natural water tower” dry

Bozeman has seen a total of 46.2 inches of snowfall through the end of Feb. 2024, according to NOAA online weather data. Though this February's snowfall of 17.3 inches was greater than last February’s snowfall of 13.5 inches, the total snowfall for the season

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

High temperatures to impact local anglers

High temperatures to impact local anglers

With this winter feeling more and more like spring every day, it’s worth reflecting on how this season’s high temperatures have affected one of Bozeman's largest communities: anglers. Every year, local anglers and tourists from all over come to fish Gallatin County’s hearty stock of

Sprinting to the finish line with track and field

While the winter weather persists in Bozeman, the MSU track and field team is building up momentum to compete in — and hopefully win — the Big Sky Conference Championships this upcoming spring season. The ‘Cats have one more indoor home meet on Friday, Feb. 16 where they’ll smooth out the

Bridger snowpack running thin, patience running thinner

Bridger snowpack running thin, patience running thinner

The Bozeman area has seen an especially dry winter this 2023-24 season. Up at Bridger Bowl, the impact of this drought has raised questions for the skiers and snowboarders amongst us. All those ranging from patrollers and athletes to more casual hobbyists are being forced to confront and make

Students Weigh in on Bozeman's Dormant Winter

With each passing day, the glaring lack of snow around Bozeman becomes more and more apparent. There are certainly benefits to a delayed winter, but no one can deny that it feels strange to be in Dec. with no snow on the ground and temperatures in the 50s on some