Made From Traditions | Big Sky Resort
It’s the memories that last a lifetime. The journey is yours in Big Sky, Montana.
Welcome to Big Sky Resort
Surrounded by the beauty of the Greater Yellowstone Region, wide-open spaces meet dramatic peaks and create unique mountain experiences in Big Sky, Montana. Northern Rocky Mountain snow falls consistently on 5,850 acres of skiable terrain, ranging from groomers ready for your widest turns to bucket list descents that challenge even the best athletes. Whether you're looking to push the limits on rugged mountain adventures or escape from the bustle of high-paced life, you'll find reward in an escape to Big Sky no matter the season.
Located a scenic hour-long drive through the Gallatin National Forest south of Bozeman, Big Sky has never been easier to access. With over 30 nonstop flights, Big Sky is the best-served mountain destination in the country. Extend your trip and explore all that the area has to offer, including Yellowstone National Park.
The Biggest Skiing in America awaits you.
300 degrees of skiing off of Lone Peak, surrounded by three other mountains, spans 5,850 acres of terrain to explore. If you're just starting out on the snow, 2,300 of those acres are beginner and intermediate terrain that's perfect for learning and improving your technique. For the experts, Big Sky provides lift-served access to some of the most aggressive in-bounds terrain in the world.
Navigate the mountain via the most technologically advanced lift network in North America—from Ramcharger 8's heated seats and weatherproof bubbles to Swift Current 6's unprecedented speed as the fastest chairlift in North America. With four bubble chairlifts in total, warm-up breaks and cross-mountain traverses don't have to interrupt your day.
Explore the growing hub of adventurism in Big Sky's Mountain Village. With slopeside lodging like the newly remodeled Huntley Lodge and Summit Hotel, shopping, and dining, Mountain Village is the heart of it all.
Winter 2023-24: November 23, 2023 - April 28, 2024
Big Sky by the Numbers
5,850
Skiable acres
4,350
Vertical feet
39
Lifts
300
Named runs
Run Breakdown
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23%Beginner -
25%Intermediate -
34%Advanced -
13%Expert -
5%Extreme
Elevation & Capacity
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11,166'Lone Peak Summit -
7,500'Mountain Village Base Area -
6,800'Madison Base Area -
42,000Hourly uphill capacity -
1,800Chairs
Cold Smoke Snow
On average over 400 inches of snow falls on Big Sky Resort annually. Upper Rocky Mountain snow is cold, dry, fluffy, and stays good for days. Big Sky is known for getting consistent snowfall throughout the winter, and it only takes a couple of inches to give the mountain a refresh.
30-year snowfall averages, excluding October
Wonder of the West | Big Sky Resort
Discover alpine life on Lone Mountain this summer, a place for all adventurers.
Find your summer escape in Big Sky.
Big Sky is your summer basecamp to the wonders of Yellowstone National Park and beyond. Home to wide-open spaces, blue-ribbon trout rivers, endless miles of trails, and fascinating mountain vistas, Big Sky welcomes you.
Whether you're looking to push the limits on rugged mountain adventures or escape from the bustle of high-paced life, you'll find solace in Big Sky. With Lone Peak as your backdrop, explore our summer adventure hub with lift-serviced mountain biking trails, unmatched hiking, world-class golf, and so much more.
When the sun sets late in the evening, explore the heart of it all, Big Sky's Mountain Village, with shopping, dining, spa treatments, and the newly remodeled Huntley Lodge and Summit Hotel.
A retreat to natural spaces and mountain adventures awaits in Big Sky.
Summer 2023
Resort & activities: June 10 - September 17, 2023
Golf Course: May 19 - October 1, 2023
Summer Stats
50+
Miles of trails
1,700
Vertical feet of mountain biking
3
Summer lifts
35+
Biking & Hiking trails
Mountain Biking Trail Breakdown
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14%Beginner
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62%Intermediate
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14%Advanced
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10%Expert
