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Browse through our collection of photography from Big Sky to get acquainted with it before your ski trip or to relive great memories on the slopes at Big Sky.
Big Sky Resort - Spring conditions - but still great!
Copyright: Mayo’s iPhone
Big Sky offers kids camp lessons.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball/Big Sky Resort
I was glad to have this helmet for the steep decent off Lone Peak, Big Sky.
Copyright: Eric Schmidt
It’s the Biggest Skiing in America, but it’s not just the stats that are giant.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball
This is Big Sky Resort, where 400 inches of annual powder fall on 5,800 skiable acres and 4,350 vertical feet.
Copyright: Ryan Day Thompson
Big Sky Resort added multiple improvements to their terrain parks for the 2015-2016 season.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Scoot onto the Lone Peak Tram if you think you've got the stuff.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
The Lone Peak Tram at Big Sky travels 2,828 feet in a matter of minutes.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Don't forget to sign the log book on top of Lone Peak.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Happy skiers stand at 11,166 feet on top of Big Sky's Lone Peak.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Warm up at Big Sky with a few hot laps down their many endless groomers.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Big Couloir (skier's right) at Big Sky is a signature line that drops 1,200 vertical feet.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
A good look at Big Sky's varied terrain. Hmmm, where to start?
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Big Sky may be known for its steep lines, but sometimes an old-fashioned groomer is all that you need.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Everett's 8800 is a must-do for Big Sky skiers looking for a luxury dining experience on the mountain.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Hit up Big Sky's mid-mountain burrito shack for a morning pick-me-up.
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Bacchus provides excellent pub-fare, live music and a variety of cocktails and draft beers.
Copyright: James Robles
The Filling Station is an easy choice for après with attractive specials like this one.
Copyright: James Robles
The Filling Station, aka "The Filler" brings down the house nightly with live music.
Copyright: James Robles
Getting lost in Montana via Big Sky Resort
Copyright: Eric Slayman
Big Sky Resort picked up fresh powder followed by sun for MLK weekend 2016.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet/Big Sky Resort
Big Sky Resort picked up fresh powder followed by sun for MLK weekend 2016.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet/Big Sky Resort
Big Sky Resort picked up fresh powder followed by sun for MLK weekend 2016.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet/Big Sky Resort
"Who's ready for Lone Peak?"
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Pick your line and stick it! Photo: Erik Morrison
Copyright: Freeride competition for adults and juniors
Whatever it takes to make a splash. Photo: Michel Tallichet
Copyright: Famous end of the ski season fun where participants ski over ponds of water
Minion Dummy ready for launch. Photo: Glenniss Indreland
Copyright: Creative dummies are launched off a snow jump to their demise.
Lone Peak under the big night sky.
Copyright: Chris Kamman
Yes, Big Sky is known for its steeps, but with terrain this expansive, it's got something for everyone to explore.
Copyright: Glenniss Indreland
Big Sky ski school.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Seven ziplines on two courses flank Lone Peak at Big Sky.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Snowshoe tours are a great way to explore Big Sky.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Big Sky’s annual season-end pond skim celebration.
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Jim R. Harris
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Jim R. Harris
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Jim R. Harris
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Jim R. Harris
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Jim R. Harris
Whitewater Inn at Big Sky Montana
Copyright: Michel Tallichet
Summit at Big Sky
Copyright: Glenniss Indreland
Ripping the dictator chutes at Big Sky.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball
Scenic Big Sky, Montana.
Copyright: Chris Kamman
With a 50-degree pitch and more than 1,000-foot vertical drop, Big Sky's signature run, Big Couloir, is no joke. In fact, skiers looking to check it off their bucket list must sign out with ski patrol, have a partner, transceiver, probe and shovel.
Copyright: Michel Tallchet
Lone Peak Tram, Big Sky.
Copyright: Chad Jones
Big Sky has endless terrain to suit skiers and riders of all abilities.
Copyright: Mark Davidson
Horseshoe is a must-ski intermediate run at Big Sky.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball
Skiers working up to the expert level need not be intimidated at Big Sky.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball
Big Sky couloirs aren't for the faint of heart.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball
Big Sky pow.
Copyright: Lonnie Ball
Keely Kelleher getting the goods at Big Sky Resort.
Copyright: Ryan Day Thompson
