Big Sky Resort in southwestern Montana operates at elevations between 6,800 and 11,166 feet, receiving an average of 400 inches of annual snowfall. The resort spans 5,512 acres across two mountains—Lone Peak and the main mountain—with terrain that ranges from groomed runs to steep couloirs and expansive bowls. Big Sky's location in the Northern Rockies creates variable conditions throughout the season, with early-winter snow often being light and dry, while late-season precipitation tends to be heavier and wetter.
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