Welcome to Big Sky, Montana

The Mountain

Not just one, but three mountains to delight skiers and snowboarders. Lone Mountain is Big Sky's signature peak, rising to a spectacular 11,166 feet. For those who dare, the Lone Peak Tram takes the bold to the apex, with 3,600 acres, 4,350 jaw-dropping vertical feet and expert terrain below. The northern exposure ensures the best snow conditions in Montana (an average of 400 inches of light dry powder each year doesn't hurt either).

Adjacent Andesite Mountain has some of Big Sky's best intermediate cruising runs, south-facing beginner trails, several expert tree runs and a giant half-pipe and terrain park.

Flat Iron Mountain is on the eastern shoulder of Andesite and offers skiers and snowboarders a variety of adventure.

In between Andesite and Lone Mountains, is located Big Sky's designated snowshoe trail: Moose Tracks.

The new Lone Tree Quad Chairlift provides access to beautiful new terrain previously accessable only by snowcat. In total, Moonlight Basin will see the addition of approximately 27 new runs as well as new hike-to terrain.

• Lone Peak Summit Elevation: 11,166 feet
• Mountain Village Elevation: 7,500 feet
• Big Sky Ski Terrain: 3,600 acres - 150 named runs covering over 85 miles on three separate mountains
• Slope Difficulty: 21% expert, 37% advanced, 25% intermediate, 17% beginner
• Skiable Vertical: 4,350 feet
• Longest Run: Liberty Bowl to Mountain Mall - 6 miles
• Lift Capacity: 20,000 skiers per hour
• Moonlight Basin Ski Terrain: 1,500 acres - 264 acres of groomed trails, 350 acres of In-bounds Hike-to terrain
• Average Winter Daytime Temperature: 20 degrees F
• Average Annual Snowfall: 400+ inches
• Average Ski Season: Thanksgiving to mid-April