Resort Statistics and Info Vertical Drop: 4350 ft   Summit Elevation: 11150 ft   Base Elevation: 7500 ft   Number of Lifts: 17   Number of Trails: 150   Longest Run: 31680 ft   Night Skiing: No   Season Opening/Closing:   Summer Sports:	Snow and Terrain Annual Snowfall: 400 in   Skiable Area: 3600 acres   Trail Difficulties Easiest: 17%   More difficult: 25%   Most difficult: 37%   Experts Only: 21%   *The trail rating system is used only for reference and does not guarantee safety.
Snowboarding Permitted: Yes   Terrain Park: Yes   Half-Pipe: Yes	Cross-Country/Nordic Permitted: 75   Classic track:   Skate track:
Helicopter Skiing Helicopter Skiing: No	Snowcat Skiing Snowcat Skiing: Yes
Snow Tubing and Sledding Services Offered:         No
Resort Contact Info Web Address: http://www.bigskyresort.com/   Information #: 406 995-5000	Email Address: info@bigskyresort.com   Condition #: 406 995-5000

Big Sky Ski Resort News

Top 10 Places to Go Skiing in Montana for Vertical Drops
Jan 4, 2012 - Are you an extreme skier in search of Montana's ski areas with the highest vertical drops? If so, I have 10 ski areas that I can recommend. Here they are: 1. Big Sky Montana Ski Area The Big Sky Montana Ski Area is located near Bozeman. read more

Montana Snowboarder Killed In Utah Avalanche
Nov 14, 2011 - SALT LAKE CITY, Utah— A skier from Montana has been killed in an avalanche at Snowbird Ski Resort in northern Utah. Unified Police say 38-year-old Matthew Jamie Pierre of Big Sky was killed while snowboarding near Gad Valley on Sunday afternoon. Unified Police spokesman Lt. Justin Hoyal says there is no avalanche control on the mountain because the resort has not yet opened for the winter season ... read more