The Bridger Canyon Fire Department was established in 1978 to provide fire and first responder services for the residents and businesses of Bridger Canyon and Brackett Creek. The Bridger Canyon Rural Fire District includes over 650 homes as well as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Fish Technology Center, Crosscut Mountain Sports Center and the

The Bridger Canyon Historical Preservation Association preserves the Lower Bridger School House in Bridger Canyon, benefiting the area’s 660 plus residents. The Association continues to focus on the preservation of this important historical property.

The Bridger Canyon Women’s Club is a social community group for residents of Bridger Canyon. The mission of the Bridger Canyon Women’s Club is to support its members, the residents of Bridger Canyon, and its affiliated organizations including the Bridger Canyon Fire Department and the Bridger Canyon Historic Preservation Association. The Bridger Canyon Women’s Club

Bridger Canyon has some of Southwest Montana’s most innovative and refined architecture. This page is a resource to help you collect ideas and explore designs to build or remodel your dream home in the Bridger Canyon area of Bozeman, Montana. From custom cabinet makers & architects to interior designers & landscapers, Bozeman has expertly skilled

Mineral rights are considered real property in Montana and are bought and sold using the same methods as those used to buy and sell real property. The surface rights to a property, and the mineral rights to a property may be bought and sold seperately from each other. Mineral rights are acquired by purchasing them

When buying land or a house in Bridger Canyon it is important to consider water well flow rate, well yield, and water quantity. The ground water resources for the Bridger Canyon area of Bozeman are controlled by the Gallatin Local Water Quality District(GLWQD). Water Wells In Bridger Canyon Homes in Bridger Canyon are not connected

At the mouth of Bridger Canyon is a rock formation named Maiden Rock. Legend has it that a band of Sioux were following Bridger Creek and encountered a band of Nez Perce. A fierce battle ensued.  After two days of endless fighting the warriors were spoken to by a figure, the “Spirit Maiden,” standing on

Bridger Canyon is a critical component of wildlife conservation in southwest Montana. As populations of large animals have been dramatically reduced in many areas of Montana and the West, Bridger Canyon remains a refuge for numerous species. Bridger Canyon is at the northern reaches of core wildlife habitat within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, and forms

Teepee Ridge Ranch is one of the premier subdivisions in the Jackson Creek area of Bridger Canyon. The Teepee Ridge HOA(Home Owners Association) has 14 lots. Most of the owners in Teepee Ridge live there full time and roads are well maintained and plowed. It is only 10 miles to historic Downtown Bozeman. Bridger Bowl

The Bridger Canyon Whale is a well known local landmark in Bridger Canyon. The weathered wood sculpture sits on top of a 20 foot pole located on the east side of Bridger Canyon Road just past the 11 mile marker. George Rice carved the wooden orca killer whale in 1973. The whale has been stolen