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A skier gets great air — and a great view in Big Sky, Mont. Photo credit: Donnie Sexton/Travel Montana

Big Sky, Montana

Tucked into the Rocky Mountains, Big Sky gets 400 inches of snow a year, blanketing over 3,600 acres and 80 miles of named runs. Thanks to its roomy proportions and relatively light traffic, Big Sky boasts short lift lines, uncrowded trails and room to breathe. When you are ready for a break from the slopes, hit nearby Yellowstone National Park.

Where to Stay

Hud's Big Sky Cabin
Big Sky, Mont.
406-763-5215

The Lodge at Big Sky
Big Sky, Mont.
406-995-7858

Big Sky Resort
Big Sky, Mont.
800-548-4486

Where to Eat

320 Guest Ranch
HWY 191, Mile Marker 36
Big Sky, Mont.
800.243.0320

Lone Mountain Ranch
750 Lone Mountain Ranch Rd.
Big Sky, Mont.
800-514-4644

Rainbow Ranch Lodge
42950 Gallatin Rd.
Big Sky, Mont.
800-937-4132

What to Do

Explore Yellowstone National Park
With Yellowstone National Park and Old Faithful only about two hours away, it's an obvious but awe-inspiring detour to add to your trip. Shuttles are available.

Hit the Spa at Big Sky
1 Lone Mountain Trail
Big Sky, Mont.
800-548-4486
For relaxation after a rough day of skiing, a few hours at the spa is a perfect fix. Gentlemen might want to consider a hot-towel facial while the gals enjoy a revitalizing rose wrap.

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