Downhill Ski Area

Big Mountain is located in the Rocky Mountains of northwest Montana, 32 miles west of Glacier National Park, 8 miles north of Whitefish, and 19 miles north of Glacier International Airport in Kalispell.

Nestled in the heart of Southwest Montana's Rocky Mountains sits Big Sky Resort. With its western style, Big Sky offers all the ingredients you'd expect for the perfect mountain vacation, summer or winter.

Bridger Bowl is a non-profit ski area offering an exceptional ski experience with over 2,000 vertical feet and 1,500 acres of lift accessed terrain. There is a full-service lodge located in the base area with rental shop, ski school, cafeteria, bar and restaurant.

High in the Pintlers of western Montana, Discovery Ski Area, with its 6,470 ft. base elevation, is known for high country, light snow, some of America's steepest lift-served slopes, great cruising runs and friendly atmosphere.

A tremendous mountain with more than 130 named trails on 1,600 acres of 'ski-all' terrain. Lower mountain fun for everyone with a free beginner's tow, half-pipe, snowmaking and night lights on nicely groomed runs.

Maverick Mountain is a favorite of families and kids for downhill skiing and features an extensive cross country skiing network of trails. It is located near a mineral hot springs with cross-country trail access.

It's Big. It's Bad. It's Calling YOUR name. Deep, powdery bowls and 2,600 feet of continuous vertical drop make Snowbowl an extremist's dream. There is plenty of skiing for all ability levels. Cruise three miles down Montana's longest run.

Visit Moonlight Basin and you'll enjoy everything Montana has to offer enhanced by unparalleled service and hospitality in a rustic yet elegant setting.

Red Lodge Mountain Ski Area is best known for its friendly people and great spring skiing. The mountain receives over 250 inches of snow during the season, yet 5 of every 7 days are sunny. Over 70 trails, for all levels of skiers and 2,400 feet of vertical will keep you busy for days.

Showdown Montana is nestled high in the Little Belt Mountains of the Northern Rockies in central Montana. There is 1,400 vertical feet of forest-lined trails, open slopes and glades for skiers of every ability.