ブリッジャー山脈のおすすめライド

As you ride by on Manley Road, you get an epic view of Baldy across the water. The lake is surrounded by a host of unpaved trails within the Rotary Park, which are decent for gravel riding.

The spur trail is well-maintained, finely crushed gravel.

This is the northern terminus for the Gallagator Trail. The trail is a popular route for walkers and cyclists. It is crushed gravel and takes you into the center of Bozeman via a beautiful tree lined gravel path.

This is the trail head for the Triple Tree Trail. It is a popular loop in the southern suburbs of Bozeman, frequented by runners, hikers, and bikers. Expect to encounter plenty of other trail users, especially on nice days. Much of the route winds through forested areas, eventually leading to a bald summit with a bench and sweeping views of Bozeman and the Bridger Range. The lookout is exposed, offering little to no shade.

Story Mill Nature Reserve is a 40 acre nature sanctuary that has several miles of trails that cut through a large green space. There are still remnants of the water-powered mill and grain elevator that used to be active on this land.

Nice road with a short steep climb up to 11% eastward to summit. Good way to get to/from Bozeman to miss the busier lower sections of Bridger Canyon Road. Not much traffic!

Bozeman Fish Technology Center is a working fish hatchery that you can visit just outside of Bozeman, Montana in Bridger Canyon. You can view and feed the fish, learn about the important work and services that fish hatcheries provide, and hike one of over 2,100 miles of trails and boardwalks located near the facility.

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 Blackfoot, it was recognized by all Indian tribes as neutral ground, signifying its historical importance as a meeting place and symbol of unity. Along this route you will be able to see the stunning landscape of mountains, rivers, valleys and meadows.