Big Sky Resort in Montana offers you three mountains graced by over 400 inches of annual snowfall to delight skiers and snowboarders. Our signature Lone Peak rises to a lofty 11,166 feet with European-style expert terrain accessed by the Lone Peak Tram. Our reputation for short or non-existent lift lines makes this truly a place all your own.

Bridger Bowl is flanked by two large bowls to the North and South. Most of the ski area offers wide open terrain with a variety of landscapes including long slopes, glades, chutes, gullies in addition to other smaller bowls. Bridger Bowl is located on the east side of the Continental Divide and snow often accumulates in incredible amounts.

Butte is a city built upon the spoils of mid-1800s gold strikes by immigrants that traveled here to mine from around the world. Once Montana's largest city, Butte was the United States's single largest source of silver until the late 1800's. Butte's lavish mining past is plainly evident in the prominent architecture of the homes and business district of its downtown area.

Helena, known as 'Queen City of the Rockies', is the state capitol of Montana and is alive with history, culture and recreational opportunity. The capitol is rich in early 1900s architecture and offers the visitor a glimpse into Montana's past.

The town of Livingston, located at the transition between the massive Absaroka mountains and the Paradise Valley, was once a favorite haunt of such western characters as Calamity Jane and is now a popular hide-away for the rich and famous.

Snowbowl Ski Area is big. You could ski or board here for a week from open to close and never take the same line twice. From top to bottom, there's 2600 feet of continuous vertical, built on two peaks connected by a skiable saddle.

Red Lodge is a sleepy western town located smack on the eastern edge of the Beartooth Mountains, the highest and, some say, the most magnificent mountains in the state of Montana. The mountains afford many recreational opportunities and are a refreshing break for visitors who yearn for a true Montana town experience.

Yellowstone National Park, a region once rumored to be "the place where hell bubbles up", is one of the Earth's greatest natural wonders, a mountainous land parked atop one of the world's largest active volcanoes. Yellowstone is best known for its bubbling calderas and other geothermal wonders, peculiarly framed by thickly forested mountains and high alpine lakes.