By Doug Chabot DIRECTOR, GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST AVALANCHE CENTER Winter is not going down without a fight, but we have concluded our 30th season of daily...
Gallatin County now capable of Wireless Emergency Alerts GALLATIN MEDIA CENTER Gallatin County is now one of only a handful of counties in Montana that can...
Two key factors for safe backcountry riding By Eric Knoff EBS Contributor Understanding slope angle and snow stability are two important factors in safe backcountry riding....
A look at late season snow conditions Story and photos by Eric Knoff Explore Big Sky Contributor Spring skiing can be some of the best of...
Avalanche center fundraiser raises serious cash for snow safety By Emily Wolfe Explore Big Sky Managing Editor The Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center...
BOZEMAN – The Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center is hosting its 11th annual winter fundraising event, the King and Queen of Bridger Ridge...
By Emily Stifler Explorebigsky.com Managing Editor BIG SKY – The Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center, in partnership with Grizzly Outfitters, are offering a...
By Eric Knoff Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center 1. BEFORE YOU GO Being prepared starts at home, with making sure your equipment is operating correctly and...
Persistent weak layer could cause similar avalanches in other ranges By Emily Stifler Explorebigsky.com Managing Editor BRIDGER BOWL – It started as a small, loose soft...
By Scotty Savage Explorebigsky.com Avalanche Expert “For today, it’s still possible to trigger an avalanche and the danger is rated MODERATE.” – Gallatin National Forest Avalanche...
