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Montana Snowbowl Ski Resort

MONTANA / MONTANA SNOWBOWL

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Discovery SkiBlacktail Mountain
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Elevation
5,000'
Base
7,600'
Summit
2,600'
Vertical Drop
Trails
37
2,000 Acres
Lifts
5
3 Types
Snowfall
137"
Annual Snowfall
0.5"
Nov
22"
Dec
38"
Jan
47"
Feb
27"
Mar
11"
Apr

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Montana Snowbowl

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 12, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 12, 2026

Years Open

64

Average Snowfall

137"

Terrain

Runs in Total
37
Longest Run
2.6 mi
Skiable Terrain
2,000 ac
Night Skiing
10 ac
Snow Making
35 ac

Lifts

5

Triple Chairs
1
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts
2

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Brandon

The road up is not as bad as people will lead you to believe. Just go a little slower and pull over to let people pass if you need to, no biggie. When this mountain gets snow, oh man is it good. I've had several days where I should have brought a snorkel. I cry myself to sleep nightly at the thought of all the amazing pow-plastered selfies I could have had if I had only grown my beard sooner. The tree skiing and "freestyle" terrain you can get into up here is pretty intense. The problem is that this mountain does not always have the snow. If it's been a while since the last storm rock skis are going to be a must. The summit is generally better than the base, like every mountain on earth, but even the bottom of the top lift turns into gravel pretty quickly. The bowl run-out is also lacking, as it is a steep ravine. I'm in pretty decent shape and have been skiing most of my life, but I dread coming out of the bottom of the bowls. This mountain is not for you if you are not a confident skier or are a beginner. While there are easier runs, you will get much better value out of a mountain like Discovery or Blacktail. The bar at the bottom makes some of the best pizza I've ever had in my life, and even if you don't ski (or mountain bike in the summer) I recommend you come and enjoy the food if nothing else. Overall this is one of my favorite mountains just because it has this charm to it, and also those pow face-shots I missed out on.

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