Bridger Loser

we have a sticker in scissorbills at big sky that says "take your friend for a hike, its douchebag day at bridger"
 
It's dumping out there. Dude should be out enjoying it instead of bitching about not being able to access the really gnarly terrain. Brings up a question I have though: Is there still good/somewhat deep snow in the normal parts of bridger (not ridge terrain)? I'm taking a trip out there last weekend of January. Coming from Minnesota I don't have a transceiver and I won't buy one. I'm wondering if I should go to big sky or bridger. I don't care much about a park, I just want to get on some fun terrain with nice snow.
 
13286354:john18061806 said:
It's dumping out there. Dude should be out enjoying it instead of bitching about not being able to access the really gnarly terrain. Brings up a question I have though: Is there still good/somewhat deep snow in the normal parts of bridger (not ridge terrain)? I'm taking a trip out there last weekend of January. Coming from Minnesota I don't have a transceiver and I won't buy one. I'm wondering if I should go to big sky or bridger. I don't care much about a park, I just want to get on some fun terrain with nice snow.
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snow and terrain are amazing right now and will only keep getting better. you can always find some fresh in bounds but if not i think you can rent a transceiver for like $10.
 
13286414:seb_hofmann said:
snow and terrain are amazing right now and will only keep getting better. you can always find some fresh in bounds but if not i think you can rent a transceiver for like $10.
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Rent one and if you have the money you can take a tour of the ridge. I did it and it when i was 14 and it was pretty fun. If you dont know where your going up on the ridge you can find yourself lookin at some pretty big drops
 
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