- Only 16 miles from Bozeman is 30 km (18.5 miles) of groomed and tracked Nordic skiing area – Crosscut Mountain.
- Trails are open for use in the summer - available for walking, running, mountain biking, horseback riding.
- You can purchase daily tickets or season passes.
Overview
Just 16 miles from Bozeman in Bridger Canyon, Crosscut Mountain offers a special experience and feeling of old Montana for the cross-country skier. Trails are groomed and tracked for both diagonal and skating techniques - skiers can participate at any level of intensity from easy touring or physical fitness through training and competition.
Ski Area
Length: 30 km (18.5 mles) groomed and tracked
Trails
30% easy
40% moderate
30% more difficult
Area Activities
Crosscut Mountain encourages winter fun with a Saturday Morning fun Race Series. While skiing Bohart, Brackett Creek, or Logger's Loops, skiers find scenic solitude, often being treated to various wildlife sightings - from squirrels, rabbits and birds, to larger animals such as moose, elk and deer.
Trails are open for use in the summer - available for walking, running, mountain biking, horseback riding, and Summer Biathlon, which combines running and shooting. There is also an 18-hole Frisbee golf course for regular and tournament play.
Services
Crosscut Mountain offers rental equipment and lessons for beginners to advanced, including skating technique. A special emphasis is service to the Bozeman Nordic community with programs for Montana State University and a number of area grade schools.
Crosscut Mountain participates in the Eagle Mount Ski Program for physically and developmentally disabled persons, and hosts various events for the Bridger Ski Foundation Nordic Committee, such as the Jim Bridger Youth Ski League, citizens’ races, and USSA Races.
The Biathlon Range is unique in the area, offering a facility for year-round training and competition.
Contact Info.
Crosscut Mountain
1013 South Black Ave.
Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone (406) 579-6930
Email info@crosscutmt.org
2017-2018 Daily Trail Fees
- Adult (19 and over): $20
- Youth 12-18: $10
- Under 12: FREE
2017-2018 Season Passes
- Adult (19 and over): $250
- Youth (12 to 18): $100
- Under 12: $5
- Family (within same household): $550