No matter how many days you've set aside to play in the snow, we've mapped out the perfect itinerary for you-from the best breakfast sandwich to the most epic powder runs to après-ski revelry.
View all itinerariesIn Montana’s Yellowstone Country we want you to adventure on, whether you’re heading off the beaten path or down the more traveled one. We’re just asking you to play it safe.
Wear a mask in public spaces or when social distancing cannot be achieved
Wash your hands thoroughly and often for at least 20 seconds using soap and water
Avoid touching your eyes,
nose, and mouth
Cover your cough/sneeze with a tissue
(or your elbow)
Maintain social distance
(at least 6 ft. apart)
Stay home
if you are sick
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Big Sky is known as “the little town that’s next to everything,” and couldn’t be more quintessential ski town if it tried. With 5,800 acres of terrain and 4,350 feet of vertical served by more than 30 lifts, runs up to 6 miles long, a 2,000 vertical foot, powder-filled bowl beneath Lone Mountain, challenging chutes and views of three states, two national parks and numerous mountain ranges, skiing Big Sky isn’t just big, it’s huge.
Just 16 miles from the exquisitely hip college town of Bozeman, Bridger offers 2,000 acres spanning 2,600 vertical feet, plus sought-after alpine ridge terrain, light dry powder, and the steep chutes craved by experts. Not to mention it was recently named one of the “world’s top 25 ski towns” by National Geographic Traveler magazine. Bridger is a true Montana gem—a big mountain experience with a friendly, local vibe, where you can enjoy some of the best skiing in the Rockies for a fraction of the price.
Dubbed the “Coolest ski town you’ve never heard of” idyllic Red Lodge takes you back to skiing pure and simple. This family-friendly mountain boasts a laid-back attitude and affordability, where you can bask in big mountain fun without big mountain crowds, prices or lift lines. Snowpack is king at Red Lodge, offering 1,600+ acres and 2,400 vertical feet, and the town itself will leave you smitten.
