Curator’s statement
With over 5,800 acres of terrain, Big Sky lives up to its reputation. With its vastness comes insane views, varied terrain, consistent snowfall and a whole lot of fun. Lift tickets are available directly, or Ikon pass holders have access to Big Sky for a set amount of days that must be reserved in advance.
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Things to do in Big Sky, Montana
Ski & Snowboard - Top-notch ski school, offering private and group lessons.
Nordic skiing - Over 85 km of groomed cross-country ski trails.
Headlamp Night Skiing - Ski at night, guided by the stars and your headlamp.
Snowshoeing - Tours are available through the Moose Tracks Gully.
Ziplining - Let’s get that adrenaline pumping.
Dog Sledding - Take in the views of Big Sky by dog sled.
Horseback Riding - Hit the trail with a guided tour on horseback.
Fly Fishing - Fish in the legendary trout streams of Southwestern Montana, including the Gallatan, Madison, Big Hole, Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers.
Sleigh Rides - A magical experience that’s fun for the whole family.
Snowmobile Tours - Fly through the snow in Yellowstone National Park and Big Sky.
Places to eat & drink in Big Sky, Montana
Everett’s 8800 - On-mountain fine dining with views overlooking Lone Peak Mountain.
Horn & Cantle - Farm-to-table dining at the Lone Mountain Ranch.
Olive B’s Big Sky Bistro - Upscale bar & restaurant serving American fare.
Scissorbills Saloon - Casual restaurant and bar at the base, with live music.
Montana Jack - Taphouse with craft burgers and beer.
Peaks Chophouse & Wine Lounge - Upscale steakhouse with a great wine list.
Chet’s Bar and Grill - Family-friendly tavern.
Carabiner - Bar & lounge, great for après ski.
Yeti Dogs - Local spot for gourmet hotdogs.
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