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5,800 acres under one peak

Big Sky sits an hour south of Bozeman in Montana’s Madison Range, where Lone Peak rises to 11,166 feet above one of the largest ski footprints in the country

Its visitors enjoy an unusual amount of terrain per skier, paired with a compact resort community, premier accommodations, and Yellowstone National Park within a short drive. At Big Sky Resort, beginners have a dedicated area separated from the high-speed slopes, while experienced skiers come for what the mountain is actually built around: the Lone Peak Tram to the summit, the couloirs and chutes off Headwaters and Challenger, and 4,350 feet of vertical. Beyond the slopes, the community spreads across three districts along the Gallatin Canyon, with the blue-ribbon trout water of the Gallatin River running the length of it.

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