The Bridger Range's west facing slopes get plenty of autumn sunshine, making the trails ripe for a late season adventure. Leave the gleaned-over southern end of the range to the after-work crowds. The northern end offers a cornucopia of steep, off camber trails. The Bridger Low's webbing eyelets prevent toe pinch while scrambling up the steep gnarly crags; a BDry waterproof/breathable membrane keeps feet dry during boggy berry picking in the meadows; and a TPU chassis offers stable support during knife-edge ridge traverses.
