First timer to Big Sky and very much looking forward to our group’s trip out there. Any reccomendatioms for “can’t miss” terrain, glades, or anything else important to know?
I see they’re getting consistent snow for the next five days. Expect to still find fresh turns on Sunday?
Any insight is appreciated!
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Big Sky Conditions and Reccomendations
There's so much terrain at Big Sky. Just go explore. The bowl and Challenger lift are fun for hot laps. Go check out the Headwaters in the Moonlight side too.
Anything off challenger has been pretty fun lately. Also lone tree over on the moonlight side has since super fun terrain. The skiing off the tram hasn't been amazing but I would go up there just for the view ace experience. Plus if you just go down liberty bowl you will end up at the shedhorn and Dakota lifts which is the best terrain in the mountain in my opinion.
I would definitely hit up the Explorer lift. It has some super terrain off it. Hence the name.
SkiLefleyI would definitely hit up the Explorer lift. It has some super terrain off it. Hence the name.
Or middle basin carpet, the blue tunnel is a total mindfuck
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