Adaptive Skiing
Big Sky Resort works with Eagle Mount to provide ski and snowboard lessons and guides for children and adults with a wide range of physical and developmental disabilities.
Big Sky Resort partners with Eagle Mount to offer world-class adaptive ski lessons for children and adults with disabilities. The Big Sky Ski Program provides tailored instruction using specialized techniques at Mountain Village and Madison Base. Eagle Mount, affiliated with Disabled Sports USA (DSUSA) and a PSIA AASI-registered school, aims to enhance lives through snow sports, enabling individuals to overcome limitations and enjoy skiing with family and friends.
Skiing for all at Big Sky Resort
Explore some of the stories of people who have found joy and connection to the mountain.
A Life Lived Unlimited
Watch as Team USA Paralympic sit-skier and Big Sky Resort athlete Rob Enigl, makes history as the first sit-skier to hike and ski the A-Zs.
Two Brothers Find Joy at Big Sky Resort
Jacob and Eli were both born with a rare genetic disorder. Now, through their involvement with Eagle Mount, these two brothers have found a new source of joy that transcends the whole family.
Once a Skier, Always a Skier: CJ Revtai
How one man finds freedom on the mountain without using his legs.
Jacob Smith: Youngest Legally Blind Skier to Ski the Big Couloir
In 2019, at 12 years old, Jacob Smith became the youngest legally blind skier to descend the Big Couloir. Watch Jacob's journey as he takes on one of Lone Mountain's most iconic runs.
A Skier for Life
“It’s freedom for me to get out, just feel the wind in my face, see all my friends, and keep on skiing.” – Bob Vozar