Bridger Canyon Horse Properties If you’re interested in raising horses, Bridger Canyon Horse Properties should be at the top of your list! Bridger Canyon Zoning allows for horses on all properties and only a few subdivisions in Bridger Canyon do not allow horses. With very productive grassland, acreage on every property, and numerous options for

Bridger Bowl Condos Options for Ski In Ski Out Condos at Bridger Bowl are limited due to the Bridger Canyon Zoning District that was enacted in 1971. The only option for condos in the entire Bridger Canyon Zoning district are located in the Bridger Pines Subdivision. These Ski Chalet style cabins located in Bridger Pines

Located 16 miles north of Bozeman is Bridger Bowl, a home-grown, nonprofit community ski area operating since 1955. Over the past 60 years local volunteers, board members, businesses, pass holders and more have helped Bridger Bowl grow to what it is today. Bridger Bowl offers 2,600 vertical feet with over 2,000 acres of amazing terrain,

One of the many unique recreational benefits Montana offers is the Montana Stream Access Law. Under the Montana Stream Access Law, the public may use rivers and streams for recreational purposes up to the ordinary high-water mark. Although the law gives recreationists the right to use rivers and streams for water-related recreation, it does not

The Bridger Range lies to the west of Bridger Canyon and is part of the Gallatin National Forest. The Bridger Mountain Range hosts Bozeman’s hometown ski hill (Bridger Bowl) and a varied collection of nearby trails that are great for an afternoon hike. Elk, deer and mountain goat can often be seen on the western side of the ridge where open meadows provide good foraging and the forested hillsides good cover. Bridger Canyon is famous for the yearly raptor migration. Each autumn, usually in the first two weeks of October, you can view these magnificent birds of prey on their migration south. Over 200 Golden Eagles may be observed in a single day!

There are two campgrounds located in Bridger Canyon along the drive where Highway 86 (Bridger Canyon Road) passes through the National Forest. These campgrounds tend to fill up quickly during the summer, especially on weekends. Fairy Lake Campground Fairy Lake campground is at an elevation of 7,500 feet. Fairy Lake has nine camping units, and

The Lower Bridger School, commonly referred to as the Bridger Canyon Schoolhouse is a one-room school house located near the 7 mile marker of Montana Highway 86(Bridger Canyon Road) and the intersection of Kelly Canyon Road. The school was established in 1897 and operated as a school until 1956. At its peak, about 15 students

Montana Highway 86, also called Bridger Canyon Road, is a route running in a northerly direction from the city of Bozeman to an intersection with U.S. Route 89 just North of the town of Wilsall. This scenic drive covers a distance of approximately 38 miles (61 km) through Bridger Canyon, which has been protected from

by Craig Delger Given the drought that is impacting many western states, one of the most common questions clients ask is about the well on a property, how much water is in a well, and is it adequate for the average home. When buying land or a house with a private well, well flow rate,

Bridger Canyon Zoning MapClick to Zoom LINKSBridger Canyon Zoning RegulationsBridger Canyon PropertyOwners Association In 1971 the Bridger Canyon Zoning District was created as Montana’s first zoning district and the Bridger Canyon Zoning Regulation was approved. The residents of Bridger Canyon created the zoning district to guide future physical growth within Bridger Canyon and to protect