Big Sky - Enjoy Montana's Largest Ski Resort

    
Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, high in the Gallatin National Forest, right on the border with Yellowstone National Park, Big Sky is an eloquent embodiment of the outdoor recreation dream. Big Sky shows Montana's natural magnetism in the most excellent light: dramatic picturesque scenery, wilderness, white slopes, and snowy peaks of the Lone Mountain. Montana's Big Sky takes up 147 000 square miles of the surrounding.    

Big Sky is the best choice for adventures, sports and breathtaking natural scenery. The Big Sky Ski Resort is well known with ski enthusiasts for its wide spectrum of activities offered throughout the four seasons, from thrilling skiing and snowboarding in winter to panoramic lift rides in the summer. The spectacular trails scattered along the surrounding areas are the most wonderful background for snowshoeing, snowmobiling, horseback riding, biking, hiking, and backpacking. The unique views will certainly leave a mark in your heart. The wild, open valleys are one of the most powerful and magnificent places in the Rockies. The Gallatin River, on the other hand, is one of the most preferred spots for fishing, canoeing and rafting all year round. Near Yellowstone National Park you can find big game hunting.    

The impressive 5,500 uncrowded acres, more than 27 lifts of the Big Sky Resort and the Moonlight Basin (a popular family ski spot, sprawling across 2,000 acres) makes southwest Montana among the biggest skiing resorts in the United States. The annual snowfall amounts to 400 inches; the tube and terrain parks and of course, the close proximity of Yellowstone National Park, ideal for children, will make you not want to leave the beautiful environment of Big Sky.    

The numerous possibilities for all kinds of lodgings will ensure a comfortable stay in accordance with every tourist's taste and pocket. From slope-side lodgings with stunning views, to inns, refined hotels or exquisite accommodations, you can find it all at the Big Sky Resort. Whether you are on a family vacation or romantic getaway, you will definitely have an incredible time.     The fly-fishing at Big Sky is more than eminent. Amateur and professional fishermen gather, travelling long distances to reach Montana's pristine lakes or blue ribbon trout rivers. Anglers may choose between trying to catch extra-large wild rainbow trout or indulge in solitary and secluded fly-fishing in one of the high mountain lakes.