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Big Sky Resort

The skiing and riding in Big Sky is the ultimate experience. Float down a 2,000 vertical foot, powder filled bowl beneath Lone Peak; Bob and weave through the Bavarian Forest; Ride the Lone Peak Tram for a bird's eye view of untamed wilderness. You'll find almost twice as many acres as skiers. Out here, we like our elbow room. Lift lines are basically non-existent.

Experience the biggest skiing in America with the new Big Sky Resort-Moonlight Basin interconnect on Lone Peak Pass. You can glide effortlessly between Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin on over 5,500 acres of uncrowded terrain. Wide-open groomed runs, powder filled bowls, glades and steep chutes are all accessible in this place all your own. Take the Lone Peak Tram to Big Sky's summit for views of three states, two national parks, and countless mountain ranges.

Soar through the trees on Big Sky Resort's new zipline. Ski or snowshoe to the start of three lines that take you over gullies and through the trees for a different vista and a wonderful family experience.

When the ski day is over and it's time for some relaxation, cuddle up in one of our 680 hotel rooms, suites, condominiums or cabins, most of which are slopeside. Wherever you stay, you'll have access to outdoor heated pools and hot tubs, steam rooms and fitness centers. And speaking of relaxing, the Solace Spa at Big Sky cares for your most valuable assets, your body, mind and spirit.

Big Sky Resort is focused on families. From Snowsports School to nightly movies to Kids' Club, there's always something fun to do. Each day after the slopes close, the Kids' Club is just getting started. Kids can join with others their age for games, marshmallow roasts, rescue dog demonstrations and more, all for free. And speaking of free, children 10 and under ski and stay free at Big Sky Resort, up to two per paying adult.

Big Sky also offers great shopping, dining, and nightlife. Over 32 restaurants and bars offer everything from sushi to wood-fired pizza to live poker. So join us at Big Sky Resort for family fun and Western hospitality.

Amenities: Air Conditioning, Automated Teller Machine, Bar/Lounge, Beer/Wine, Bicycle Rental, Breakfast, Business Services, Cafe, Catering Service, Child Care, Childrens Activities, Coffee Shop, Concierge, Convention Center, Corporate Rate, Dinner, Driving Range, Equipment Rental, Fax Service, Fine Dining, Fitness Center, Food Services, Gift Shop, Golf Cart, Guide, Handicapped Accessible, Health Club, Hot Breakfast, Hot Tub, In-Room Coffee, In-Room Movies, Information, Internet Access High Speed, Jetted Tub, Kitchen, Laundry, Lounge, Lunch, Major Credit Cards, Massage, Meeting Room, Microwave, Music, Non-Smoking, Non-Smoking Rooms, Outdoor Pool, Parking, Pay Telephone, Playground, Pool, Pro Shop, Public Restroom, Recreation Room, Refrigerator, Restaurant, Room Service, Sauna, Shuttle Service, Ski Equipment Rental, Snack Bar, Spa, Store, Suites, Tennis Court, Transportation, VCR/Movie Rental, Vending Machines.

Activities: Barbecue, Bicycling, Billiards, Canoeing, Childrens Activities, Dancing, Day Tour, Exercise, Festival, Fishing, Fitness, Fly Fishing, Gambling, Golfing, Hiking, Holiday Event, Horseshoes, Ice Skating, Kayaking, Lake Fishing, Movie/Film, Music, Nature, Skiing, Snowboarding, Snowshoeing, Swimming, Tennis, Trail Rides, Walking, Water Recreation, Weddings, Wilderness, Wildlife Viewing, Winter Sport.

Directions: Big Sky Resort is nestled in the Rocky Mountains of southwest Montana. Located 45 miles south of Bozeman on Highway 191 and 47 miles north of West Yellowstone on the same highway, the scenic drive to Big Sky is one not to be missed. If you're coming by air, Northwest, Delta/SkyWest, Horizon/Alaska, United and Frontier all fly into Gallatin Field Airport in Belgrade, the servicing airport to Big Sky. Rental cars, shuttles and taxis can be utilized during both seasons.

Big Sky is situated between two units of the Lee Metcalf Wilderness area, the Gallatin National Forest and Yellowstone National Park. The border of Yellowstone is just 18 miles south. At the base of Lone Mountain, the Big Sky Village is 9 miles west of Highway 191.

Season: Winter: Opens November 25, 2010 -- Closes April 24, 2011
Summer: Beginning of June - Late September

Hours: 24 Hours

Ticket Prices: Click Here

Discounts: AAA Discount, Child Discount, Group Discount, Military, Off Season, Senior Citizens, Student Discount, U.S. Government.

Payment: American Express, Cash, Diners Club, Discover, Master Card, Personal Check (In State), Travelers Checks, Visa.

Reservations: Group Reservations Required, Late Cancellation Fee, Reservations Recommended, Walk-Ins Welcome.