A family-friendly resort, Big Mountain caters to skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels, from the impeccably groomed slopes of Inspiration and Toni Matt to the steeps, glades, and rocks of Haskill Slide and Hellroaring Basin. Big Mountain has more than 3,000 skiable acres, ten lifts, two high-speed quads servicing 2,500 vertical feet and 78 marked runs. Big Mountain is famous for snow-ghosts, lack of crowds, unsurpassed views of Glacier National Park, and great value in a laid-back, Montana environment.
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Additional InformationToday, Big Mountain draws adventurous folks from all over the world. With more than 3,000 skiable acres, eleven lifts, two high-speed quads servicing 2,500 vertical feet and 83 marked runs, it's easy to spend a week -- or even a life time, discovering its secrets.
Big Mountain is famous for snow-ghosts, unsurpassed views of Glacier National Park, and great value in a family-friendly Montana environment. Come explore winter's best kept secret....
In 2001-2002, a new triple chair, "Easy Rider" replaced the "Platter" lift on the lower west mountain next to the Tenderfoot Lift (Chair 3). The expansion more than doubled the existing beginner lift-serviced terrain and skiers and snowboarders now enjoy enhanced lift access to the green circle runs of Question Mark and Hope Slope. Skiers and snowboarders taking group or private lessons also benefit from an enlarged Snowsports Center meeting area and a reconfiguration of the existing beginner slope whick eliminated a double fall-line.
