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Big Sky Resort Trail Map
Big Sky Resort
Big Sky offers 5,850 acres of terrain, including gentle slopes for beginners and challenging runs for advanced skiers, making it suitable for all skill levels. The resort experiences an average annual snowfall of about 400 inches, ensuring plenty of fresh powder for skiing. Big Sky boasts state-of-the-art lift systems, including the Madison 8, which is the longest eight-person chairlift in the world, enhancing access to the slopes. The resort is known for its uncrowded slopes and laid-back atmosphere, providing a more relaxed skiing experience compared to crowded resorts. With its location near Yellowstone National Park, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views and outdoor activities like snowshoeing and dog sledding.
SnoCountry provides the updated snow reports, weather conditions, and mountain information you need for a great day on the snow at Big Sky Resort.
SnoCountry provides the updated snow reports, weather conditions, and mountain information you need for a great day on the snow at Big Sky Resort.
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Weather Forecast
Today
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Rain
High: 45°
Low: 30°
Monday
❄️
Snow
High: 36°
Low: 28°
Tuesday
⛅
Partly Cloudy
High: 39°
Low: 28°
Wednesday
❄️
Snow
High: 38°
Low: 31°
Thursday
❄️
Snow
High: 31°
Low: 19°
Trails Open
Lifts Open
Updated on: 4/11/2026, 8:19:43 AM
Recent Snowfall
Past 24 Hours
-
Snow Comments
5" past 7 days
Past 48 Hours
-
Season Total
N/A
Snow Conditions
Primary Surface
Variable Conditions
Secondary Surface
Machine Groomed
Base Depth
31-31"
Status:
Open for Snow Sports
Hours:
Weekend:
Sat/Sun: 9a-4p
Weekdays:
Fri: 9a-4p
Special:
Open Fri-Sun;
Apr 26: Last day
Resort Stats
Summit Elevation:
11166 ft/3461 m
Base Elevation:
6800 ft/2073 m
Vertical Drop:
4366 ft / 1331 m
Skiable Acres:
5850
Total Trails:
317
Total Chairlifts:
40
Uphill Info
Uphill skiing is allowed:
Big Sky Resort Policy Page (Uphill travel (touring) is accessible on specific trails only.)
Pass required:
No
Routes:
Hike-to routes provide access to specific areas of terrain on the mountain. These routes lead to expert terrain that might not be as frequently trafficked. If you are unfamiliar with the area, be sure to go with a guide or check in with Ski Patrol.
- Bone Crusher (access from Swift Current)
- Headwaters/A-Z Chutes (access from Challenger or Headwaters)
- Upper A-Z Chutes (access from Powder Seeker)
- Horseshoe Bowl (access from Lone Tree)
- Trident/Orbit (access from Horseshoe Bowl or Deepwater Bowl)
