At Lookout Pass, skiers and snowboarder grabbed powder on all of its 23 runs, 1,150 vertical, and 540 gladed acres. Meanwhile, Great Divide, Montana Snowbowl, Red Lodge, and Discovery opened as much terrain as conditions safely permitted. More ski hills plan to join the pack this weekend. Lost Trail announced their opening day for Dec. 7; other resorts follow suit on the weekend - Blacktail Mountain, Showdown, and Bridger Bowl.
Lookout Pass 100 Percent
4th December 2006 | By Becky Lomax
Resorts in this article: Blacktail Mountain Ski Area, Bridger Bowl, Discovery Ski Area, Great Divide, Lookout Pass Ski Area, Montana Snowbowl, Red Lodge Mountain, Showdown Montana
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