Ski and snowboard areas in Montana.
Montana
Whether your needs are vacation or business-oriented, Montana's Big Sky Resort provides the ultimate getaway -- and without crowds.
Framed by majestic Lone Mountain, Big Sky's winter season offers superb downhill and cross-country skiing, and it boasts 4,350 vertical feet, 150+ trails and 18 lifts.
Downhill skiing here is spread over three mountains (Lone Mountain, Andesite Mountain and Flat Iron Mountain) and features state of the art lifts, short or no lift lines and a superb…
Red Lodge Mountain's name comes from the heritage of colorful tepees that once dotted the area's foothills.
Legend has it that the town of Red Lodge was named for the tepees' coloring of red clay. These dwellings beckoned early settlers to an area as unique as the symbol each family painted on its home.
Red Lodge Mountain offers lots of powder, few crowds, nearby parking and no waiting in line.
With an average snowfall of more than 250 inches during the ski season and a vertical…
Located in the northwest corner of the state, Whitefish Mountain is one of Montana's largest ski areas, with more than 3,000 skiable acres, 2,500 vertical feet, 335 inches average annual snowfall and Montana-style family fun.
Whitefish Mountain offers a full service alpine village accommodating 1,600 people in a beautiful setting.
From the summit of the mountain, skiers enjoy views of the peaks of Glacier National Park, the Canadian Rockies and the entire Flathead Valley.
And most…
The opening of the Moonlight Basin Ski Resort on the north face of Lone Peak in Big Sky, Montana, marked the first opening of a destination ski area in over 20 years. Now operating for years now, Moonlight Basin has grown into a first-class, year-round destination resort. Skiing at Moonlight Basin offer 85 mapped trails, chutes and glades, making more than 1,900 skiable acres with a vertical drop of 4,150. The terrain is served by 7 lifts, including Montana's only high-speed, six-passenger…
Lost Trail Powder Mountain is situated on top of the Continental Divide, where the snows are very light and fluffy.
With more than 300 inches of snowfall and an average base of 80 inches snowpack, skiers are assured great coverage well into April. Lost Trail is usually the last area in Montana to close.
Skiers, snowboarders and telemarkers can enjoy both Montana and Idaho on 45 trails over 1,800 skiable acres.
The area has 1,800 feet of vertical serviced by 5 double chairlifts.…
Nestled high in the Little Belt Mountains of the Northern Rockies is Showdown Ski Area.
With its uncrowded slopes, short lift lines and spacious sun-soaked decks, you will think of it as your own private mountain.
The ideal combination of weather and location provides Showdown with dry, light powder on its challenging slopes and premier intermediate runs, as well as scenic beginner runs.
Carve your way down Silverhorn, bash the bumps on Glory Hole, meander along the gently rolling…
Surrounded by one thousand acres of National Forest, Blacktail Mountain boasts 24 uncrowded, groomed runs for all levels of ability.
The instructors and coaches are certified by the Professional Ski Instructors of America and the American Association of Snowboard Instructors.They excel at creating a learning environment filled with fun, safety, and improvement. No matter what age, gender, or ability you are, we can help your skiing and snowboarding.
Visibility is unlimited most days,…
With excellent snow conditions, wide open slopes, and fabulous scenery, Turner Mountain is truly the ideal place for the skier who desires the most from their skiing experience. With trails and slopes designed to suit every skier, there are many miles of ski terrain that makes every descent of the mountain an exciting, satisfying, and thrilling experience.
Named after an early prospector, Marshall cut its first ski runs in 1937 and operated with rope tows until 1965.
Today, Marshall encompasses 480 acres with three lifts, 24 runs and 1,500 vertical feet of terrain. Marshall also offers a regulation size half-pipe and challenging terrain park for snowboarders.
With more than 480 acres of spectacular scenery Marshall Mountain offers unparalleled opportunities for winter recreation. It provides exhilarating downhill and telemark skiing on…
Hidden away in the mountains of southwest Montana, Maverick is a big mountain with nearly 2000 vertical feet of uncrowded trails and superb snow. There's exciting skiing for every level skier from the Discovery Area to Rock 'n Roll.
It's a ski area designed for skiers - where the trails are true, the fall-line sweet, the air pure and the scenery magnificent.
The Joy of the family ski experience is that skiing is the one winter recreation sport that the entire family can participate in…
The Great Divide Snowsports Area is located in Marysville, between Montana's Capital City of Helena and Great Falls.
Over the past few years, Great Divide has grown from a local favorite to one of the largest and most diverse areas in the region. Great Divide has added 68 trails and glades of backcountry type terrain to its array of classic ski slopes and remote cornices, cliffs, chutes, and glades.
Skiers and riders will find 137 named trails and five open areas with 1600 acres of "go…
Bridger Bowl is a private, nonprofit ski area.
Since there are no owners, all profits go back into the area for improvements and operational budgets. This is why Bridger Bowl can afford to provide a high-quality ski experience for a very low price.
There are 69 named runs, with the longest one being 3 miles in length. Two large bowls to the north and south flank the area.
Most of the area offers wide-open terrain with a variety of landscape, including long slopes, glades, chutes…
Perfect for everyone, Teton Pass has downhill as well as alpine on over 100 acres of amazing snow. Located near the friendly town of Choteau, Teton Pass gets around 250 inches of snow every winter and rare is the season where there are bad conditions.
Bring the whole family and enjoy all the amenities of a big resort when you ride Teton Pass.
Discovery Basin Ski Area is located in Deer Lodge National Forest in Anaconda, Mont.
Discovery is a place for families to be together. With 40 trails covering 380 skiable acres and a 1,300-foot vertical, you will find terrain to suit your needs.
There are great intermediate runs and outrageous, challenging skiing on the back side. Snowboarders are welcome.
Cross-country skiers can glide along 5 kilometers of trails.
Amenities include a full-service cafeteria offering a variety of…
There is something so uniquely Montana about Snowbowl. You'll find it in the honest personality of a down-home resort and the dazzling spectacle of Northern Rockies terrain; a relaxing, friendly atmosphere and an array of amenities in the tradition of true Montana hospitality.
You'll see it in an enthusiastic and attentive group of employees and instructors, and that's not just because it is in their job description. A variety of runs both named and unnamed are designed to give skiers and…
Looking for a local family place to have fun for the day? Come to Bear Paw Ski Bowl and let the kids run wild. Ideal for little ones, the mountain has plenty for the big kids yet is not too imtimidating for the little ones. Come one, come all and see you on the slopes.
