The Top 19 Attractions in the Bridger Range

Fairy Lake is a high elevation lake tucked in the trees just below treeline in Custer Gallatin National Forest. There is camping close by and a trailhead for gaining access … read more

A low-traffic road outside of Bozeman, a great place to enjoy the surrounding environment, wildlife, and mountains. The area surrounding Bozeman is full of sagebrush.

At 8,914 feet, Baldy Mountain is considered the first notable high point on Bridger Ridge when starting from the south (aka, from the Bozeman side). You have views of multiple … read more

Gorgeous remote gravel/dirt pass through the Bridger range. The west side is poorly-maintained and very loose, steep, and rutted in sections. If on a standard gravel bike, expect 1-2k of … read more

The Gallatin Valley, now known as Bridger Canyon, was referred to as "The Valley of Flowers" by Native Americans long before Lewis and Clark's arrival. Despite being claimed by the … read more

Just out of the parking lot, easy to find and a straightforward path to the base of the Drinking Horse Mountain Trail

This is the start of an 24 miles long singletrack adventure. Bangtail Divide Trail is one of the most famous rides around Bozeman. The best way to ride this trail … read more

The M trail is a 4 to 5 miles round trip hike around the M and it offers great views of Bozeman and the Gallatin Range.

Sypes Canyon Trail travels uphill from the neighborhood trailhead parking lot to its intersection with Bridge Ridge. The trail gets steeper the higher you climb; the section through the lower … read more