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Dirt Concern works towards purpose-built mountain biking trails

Dirt Concern works towards purpose-built mountain biking trails

Amidst the heavy traffic on multi-use recreation trails, mountain bikers often navigate more than just rugged terrain. Thanks to the local nonprofit Dirt Concern, upcoming trails at Bridger Bowl and Crosscut Mountain Sports Center will offer bike-specific, purpose-built areas for riding. Dirt Concern is Bozeman’s chapter

Annual SKI Test hits the Montana slopes

Annual SKI Test hits the Montana slopes

Top skiers from across the country gathered in Montana for the first event in SKI Magazine’s annual SKI Test at Big Sky Resort. The latest 2025-2026 models of top ski brands were tested and reviewed to crown the best gear ahead of next winter season. This first test—

Pallet possession banned in Bozeman Ranger District

Pallet possession banned in Bozeman Ranger District

Popped tires and forest fires are no fun for anyone, and pallet fires have become such an issue in the Custer Gallatin National Forest — especially in Hyalite Canyon — that the Bozeman Ranger District (BRD) has implemented a new ban on possessing pallets within its jurisdiction. Before Jan. 1, anyone who

Outside Kind pushes for peace in the great outdoors

When trail rage hits harder than the cold mountain wind, Outside Kind steps in to remind people that kindness is the best gear for any outdoor adventure. Outside Kind is an alliance of organizations based in Bozeman that aims to address outdoor conflicts through proper outdoor etiquette education, according to

La Niña signals snowy days ahead for Montana skiers

La Niña signals snowy days ahead for Montana skiers

With snow already coating the Bridgers, the excitement for ski season is building on campus. For skiers and snowboarders alike, the potential for a shift to a La Niña winter gives a promising outlook for heavier snowfall and a longer season. While the long-term snow forecast is largely unpredictable,

Navigating winter risks at “MSU Snow and Avalanche Workshop”

Navigating winter risks at “MSU Snow and Avalanche Workshop”

MSU took the opportunity to remind students about snow safety by hosting the 10th-annual “MSU Snow and Avalanche Workshop” in SUB Ballroom A on Wednesday, Nov. 13. The workshop consisted of a meet-and-greet with vendors — where various small businesses and nonprofits set up booths around the ballroom

Shred costs to shred more with the BSF Ski Swap

Shred costs to shred more with the BSF Ski Swap

“Broke” and “college student” are words that seem to constantly get paired. Bozeman has a large skiing culture, but it is not always affordable for some students. Passes to Bridger Bowl run upwards of $1,160 for young adults, according to bridgerbowl.com, and ski equipment is also expensive. Snow