Breckenridge, CO
See the Resort
Big Sky is one of the continent’s largest ski areas, offering 5,850 acres of skiable terrain, 320 named runs, and a 4,350‑foot vertical drop from the 11,166‑foot summit of Lone Peak. The resort receives around 400 inches of annual snowfall, supported by a modern lift network of 40 lifts, including the iconic tram to the summit.
Terrain variety is a major draw: long groomers, bowls, couloirs, and high‑alpine steeps give skiers of all abilities room to explore. The mountain’s sheer scale and scenery consistently rank among its top attributes
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Every great ski trip is more than just skiing. Here’s what else you can do at Big Sky.
Guided snowcat skiing and scenic backcountry tours offer access to untouched terrain and sweeping views.
The Big Sky area features extensive groomed Nordic trails, giving guests a peaceful alternative to alpine skiing.
With Yellowstone National Park nearby, visitors can join wildlife tours for a uniquely Montana winter experience.
Big Sky’s lodging centres around Mountain Village and the Madison Base Area, each offering comfort, convenience, and easy access to the slopes. Mountain Village features full‑service hotels, condos, and modern alpine lodges with amenities like hot tubs, fireplaces, and ski‑in/ski‑out access. Madison Base provides a quieter, more spacious setting ideal for families and groups. Across the resort, guests can expect warm hospitality and the relaxed mountain atmosphere Montana is known for.
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