Big Sky

The Big Sky Ski Resort is situated within the Madison Mountain Range, which forms a part of the majestic Rocky Mountains. Located in the southwestern region of Montana, it is approximately 1-hour southwest of Bozeman.

The regional Bozeman airport serves as the nearest airport to Big Sky, offering direct flights from several major airports. However, in comparison to other ski destinations in the western United States, the number of direct flights may be relatively limited. Fortunately, affordable shuttles are readily available from the Bozeman airport to transport visitors to Big Sky. Alternatively, car rentals can be found at the airport, though once you’ve arrived at Big Sky, a car is typically unnecessary for getting around the resort area.

The ski season at Big Sky typically runs from late November to mid-April, but the exact dates may vary based on weather conditions.

The snow is real in Big Sky, Montana. The resort receives significant snowfall each year, creating excellent skiing and snowboarding conditions for visitors. They also have snowmaking capabilities and produce artificial snow when natural snowfall is insufficient or during early season preparation.

You can reach Big Sky Ski Resort by flying into Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) and then taking a shuttle or rental car to the resort, which is approximately an hour’s drive away. Visit bigskyresort.com for more information

Big Sky offers a range of accommodation options to suit different preferences and budgets such as hotels, vacation rentals, hostels and lodges, and luxury accommodations.

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Big Sky has ski rental shops where you can rent ski and snowboard equipment. The resort also offers ski schools and instructors for lessons, catering to beginners and those looking to improve their skills.

Ski/ snowboard equipment rental
Ski/ snowboard school

The Lone Peak Playhouse, operating in partnership with Big Sky Resort and the Mountain Sports School, offers daily childcare for children aged 6 months to 8 years. With flexible morning, afternoon, and full-day options, it provides a secure and enjoyable environment for children to engage in social interactions, imaginative play, art activities, outdoor play, and more. Conveniently located at both the Mountain Village’s Snowcrest Building and the Madison Base, the playhouse boasts indoor play spaces, nap rooms, a kitchen area, and the option to incorporate a Mountain Sports lesson for children aged 2 and above. It’s a haven for little ones to have a fun-filled and enriching time while parents explore the surroundings. Find out more