You're getting away to the mountains. You've already pictured it in your mind. But you haven't decided which mountains. They have to be grand, awe-inspiring, wide-open and glistening under a big blue sky.
Sounds like Big Sky, Montana. We're one of the last places in the Rocky Mountain West that remains uncrowded and surrounded by vast regions of unspoiled wild lands. Can you picture it? We can.
Located just 48 miles from Yellowstone National Park in the heart of the
Gallatin National Forest, Big Sky is home to the greatest scenery, the most
abundant wildlife, and some of the most exciting recreation in southwest
Montana.
In addition to being the home to two downhill ski areas and the top Nordic ski center in North America, winter in Big Sky brings opportunity for sleigh ride
dinners, dogsled adventures, and local seasonal festivals.
So maybe there's more to Big Sky than just its unforgettable setting near Yellowstone Park. Like 400 inches of annual snowfall, 85 miles of named runs and lots of elbow room. Lift lines are basically non-existent here. The skiing and riding is the ultimate experience.
But after the lifts close, you may want to try some other snow-specific activities. If your legs aren't too tired, slow down the pace by exploring the backcountry on snowshoes or nordic skis. Memorable evenings are made at local guest ranches' sleigh rides. You can even take a horseback ride or go flyfishing in the winter. But maybe a soak in the hot tub or a relaxing massage at Solace Spa is what you need. You choose. After all, this is a place all your own.
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