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Bozeman Community Ski Trails

Updated: 12/27/07 @ 1923.

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Lindley Park
Bozeman Creek
Bridger Creek Golf Course
Hedvig's Trail
Hyalite Canyon

Support Your Community Trail System

Welcome to Bozeman's incredible Nordic ski trails. The trail system currently consists of five areas - Bridger Creek, Hedvig's Trail, Lindley Park, Bozeman Creek and Hyalite Canyon. With your help, we can continue to improve and expand our Nordic ski trail system.

Supporting the grooming of Nordic ski trails in Bozeman just got a whole lot easier! There are now two different avenues in place for you to show your support.

Purchase a Button. As always, you can show your support by purchasing a Nordic trails button at either Bangtail Bike and Ski or Northern Lights Trading Company.

Purchase a Nordic trail pass online with the click of a mouse, read more below

You can securely purchase your annual pass online by clicking the buttons below.

°LindleyPark/Bozeman Creek - $25

°Bridger Creek/Hedvig's Trail - $25

°All Trails Combind Pass -$50

°Make a Tax-Deductible Charitable Contribution

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Thanks For Your Support!

BSF Nordic thanks everyone who has supported our grooming efforts at Bridger Creek, Lindley Park, and Bozeman Creek. By buying Lindley/Bridger Creek Ski Passes, you make our Nordic trails a reality.

These Trails Exist Because of Your Support

With the current grooming being done in the Hyalite Lake area, five separate trail systems are being developed and maintained. This effort requires several snowmobiles, a snowcat, grooming equipment, thousands of dollars and hundreds of volunteer hours. We can continue to improve our trail systems, but it takes a community effort.

New this year is an environmentally friendly four stroke snowmobile and a Ginzu groomer. This combined $14,000 purchase is made possible by annual ski pass sales.