You can ski or snowboard once a week when you sign up for our 8-week program at Bridger Bowl. Don’t want to commit to the program? Planning to visit Bozeman from out of town? No problem! We’ll gladly take any individual who needs assistance skiing or snowboarding, and we’ll work with your schedule. Please contact us well in advance of your visit so we can be sure to accommodate you.
For more information, contact us at the Eagle Mount Ski Hut at (406) 586-9122 during the Bridger Bowl ski season or via email at snowsports@eaglemount.org.
If you are interested in Skiing or Snowboarding at Big Sky instead, please go to the Big Sky Page. Eagle Mount is now offering six-week sessions at Big Sky, as well!
Registration fee includes adaptive ski/snowboard lessons. There is no additional charge for lift tickets or rental gear, thanks to the generosity of Bridger Bowl and Roundhouse! We are able to keep our fees very low thanks to generous donors and partner organizations, and fees do not reflect the actual cost of the program.
Programs will be cancelled if the temperature is below zero with wind chill. Program staff will send you an email if we decide to cancel. If Eagle Mount or Bridger Bowl cancels a lesson, the season’s fees will be pro-rated. Refunds are not available for participant absences.
Are you a current volunteer looking to fill out progress notes for one of our participants? Please click this link to fill out the form!
Record Eagle Mount Ski Participant Progress Notes
When you participate at Eagle Mount, you make new strides, happy memories, and good friends while enjoying Montana’s amazing recreation opportunities! Our programs and camps are designed for people of all ages with physical, developmental or cognitive disabilities, and for young people with cancer.
As an Eagle Mount volunteer, you’ll receive training designed to help you improve your personal skills, learn to adapt to the needs of people we work with, and learn about the wonderful world of Disability.
Eagle Mount Bozeman invites annual partnerships and sponsorships from businesses and individuals deeply invested in community, who believe that people with disabilities or cancer deserve to experience all that Montana has to offer, and who want to help them “mount up with wings as eagles.“