Discover new ways to get in touch with Montana’s nature in Big Sky.
Big Sky, Montana, is a winter wonderland offering much more than a world-class ski resort. As one of the largest ski areas in North America, this popular winter destination attracts visitors with 300 runs that cater to skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels and ages, each boasting uniquely dramatic views of the Rocky Mountains.
For those interested in branching out from hitting the slopes, Big Sky offers plenty of activities that make for the perfect winter adventure. From sleigh rides to snowshoeing, Big Sky is brimming with opportunities to enjoy the beauty of Montana winters. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or prefer to relax in the quiet serenity of the season, Big Sky has something special for every winter enthusiast.
Ride The Lone Peak Tram
See the beauty of Big Sky through new eyes with a ride on the Lone Peak Tram. This ride takes you to the 11,166-foot summit of Lone Mountain, providing floor-to-ceiling panoramic views of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and two national parks. The 1.5-hour trip is perfect for both skiers and non-skiers who want to witness the grandeur of Big Sky's winter landscape from a new perspective. Once at the peak, knowledgeable guides can provide insights into the geography and history of this breathtaking setting.
Enjoy The Great Outdoors
Big Sky isn’t just for downhill skiers and snowboarders. The Big Sky Community Organization, a not-for-profit promoting year-round recreation and community partnership, maintains 36 miles of trails for hikers, bikers, and snowshoers through the Gallatin National Forest. This heart-pumping activity is enjoyable for all ages and skill levels and is a great way to get moving and enjoy nature. Rent snowshoes from one of Big Sky’s local suppliers and visit the BSCO website for an update on trail conditions and helpful advice regarding etiquette, safety, and wildlife encounters.
Dine in a Mountain Yurt
Elevate your dining experience with an evening in the Montana Dinner Yurt. Meet your driver at the base area before being carried up into the mountains to a private yurt, where you’ll enjoy live music and a three-course meal of fresh bread, potatoes, filet mignon, and chocolate and pound cake. This culinary experience lasts around three hours, the perfect end to a day of winter activities.
Tour Yellowstone National Park
Take advantage of Big Sky’s proximity to one of the country’s most beloved national parks. snowcoach tours offer a unique, but comfortable way to explore Yellowstone National Park during winter. Several local operators offer these guided excursions, which include a heated ride through the park’s snowy landscapes, allowing you to witness the geothermal features, wildlife, and natural beauty that make Yellowstone so remarkable. Ideal for all ages and abilities, the tour combines education and entertainment in an unforgettable destination.
Indulge in Winter Wellness
A well-rounded vacation includes a balance of high-energy thrills and moments of serenity. Lucky for you, Big Sky is home to local spas that specialize in massages, skin treatments, and holistic wellness treatments inspired by nature and winter activities.
In the Summit Hotel near the base area, Solace Spa is perfectly tailored to skiers and snowboarders. Targeted massage therapy and body treatments moisturize wind-chapped skin and address tension and aches after a long day on the mountain, so you can wake up ready for your next winter adventure. Relax in the eucalyptus steam room or spend some time in the Solace Recovery Lounge where wellness specialists can assist you in the use of a Theragun and compression massage boots to warm up the body and prevent injury.
Treat yourself to a day of pampering at Spa Montage Big Sky. Its menu of luxurious services includes herbal body wraps inspired by the wildflowers of Southern California, a full-body CBD massage, or organic facials that will leave you glowing. Guided meditation, sound therapy, and energy-balancing experiences can be added to complement any services.
Stay & Play
Where will you stay during your next winter adventure? With a wide array of accommodations, your family and friends can enjoy proximity to chairlifts, restaurants, and other outdoor activities, without compromising on the mountain views. Reach out to The Lodging Company to discuss the best options for your group size and preferred amenities to stay in accommodations in Big Sky.