Inspiring Healthy Community by Connecting People & Nature
A place for community
Crosscut is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving our community and visitors alike. We offer human-powered recreation, outdoor education, and ski, biathlon and mountain bike programs for all ages, abilities, identities, and backgrounds.
Located 17 miles north of Bozeman in the heart of the Bridger Range, Crosscut sits on 500 acres adjacent to Bridger Bowl and the Custer Gallatin National Forest.
Crosscut Love Your Trails Challenge
Show some love for the trails at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center this summer. From July 24 to August 30, join the inaugural Crosscut Love Your Trails Challenge, a four-week community movement dedicated to supporting the trails we all love.Summer Camps at Crosscut
• Mountain Bike Camps
• Youth Biathlon Camps
• Montana Outdoor Science School Camps – we are collaborating with MOSS for a third summer
Programs at Crosscut
In addition to our fantastic trail system, we also offer a number of programs serving all ages. Our Outdoor Education, Mountain Bike, and Biathlon programs have offerings for youth and adults in summer and winter.
Crosscut’s Program Staff
Out instructors are top notch! Most have advanced degrees and certifications. Most importantly, they are wonderful people dedicated to wholeheartedly supporting our guests and program participants. Explore our program offerings to learn more.
Summer Trail Donation
To help cover the summer operating expenses at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center, consider supporting our nonprofit organization with a trail donation. Crosscut offers 21 miles of single-track trails for mountain biking, hiking, trail running, and e-mountain biking. Additionally, our cross-country ski trails offer great hiking and add many more miles of enjoyment and exploration to our summer trail system.Land Acknowledgment
Our programs are held on the ancestral homelands of the Niitsítpiis-stahkoii (Blackfoot), Apsaalooké (Crow), Salish Kootenai, Cheyenne, and Očhéthi Šakówiŋ (Sioux) peoples. We honor the past, present, and future of these Indigenous groups, and acknowledge their role as caretakers to this land.
