Bridger Bowl

The video begins with a Montana State flag wavering in the winter wind.

The weather conditions that have been predicted for the winter season has been helping the cause that our ski mountains might be the best this season.

It's time to wax up your skis and snowboards.

From Big Sky Resort to Whitefish Mountain, we've got the lowdown on every Montana ski area this season. Forget searching around...we've got it all in one place. (Keep in mind, some areas will always be weather dependent.)

It's coming up sooner than you might think.

If your skill level does not allow you to go down steeper terrain, it's best not to risk it.

Galena definitely got a work out today barreling through all of the snow.

The Bridger Bowl Ski Area is projected to open Friday!

Cooler weather over Labor Day weekend resulted in some of Montana's mountains receiving snow. Better unpack the winter coats! Showdown Montana in the Little Belt Mountains reportedly received over 10 inches of snow. The Beartooth Pass is closed from Long Lake at the base of the pass to the Wyoming state boarder...

Did you now that Bozeman had a different ski hill before Bridger Bowl? If not, you're not alone. I had no idea either. My landlord is somewhat of an expert when it comes to Montana history, and he informed me that Bozeman's first ski hill was actually up Bear Canyon...

Okay, okay...so maybe there isn't such a thing as a snownado, but if it was a real thing, I'm pretty sure we'd have one in Montana. Last night, Big Sky and Bridger Bowl got snow, and it's JULY!!! Maybe this is normal in Montana, but it's a first for me...

There are a lot of pretty great ski resorts in North America. From Colorado to Washington all the way up to Canada, you can always find a great quality ski resort. Sometimes though, some slip through the cracks and you might not realize that there is a great ski mountain close by.