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Mountain Stats and Trail Maps

Trail Maps

Interactive Maps Download PDF files
Eastern Exposure Eastern Exposure hi-res
Southern Exposure hi-res
Southern Exposure

Dakota Territory Detail
Lone Peak/Bowl Detail

 Big Sky Trail Map now available for your Garmin GPS

In an effort to promote safety we encourage you to review the Boyne Resorts Helmet Policy and Skier and Rider Responsibility Code

Mountain Stats


Compare Big Sky to the Western glamour resorts and it's easy to see why we are the Biggest Skiing in America®.



Elevation

 Summit (Lone Peak) - 11,166 feet
 Base (Mountain Village) - 7,500 feet
 Base (Lone Moose) - 6,800 feet

Ski Terrain
 3,832 acres - 155 named runs covering over 85 miles on three separate mountains.

Slope Difficulty
 20% expert
 40% advanced
 26% intermediate
 14% beginner

Vertical Drop
 4,350 feet

Longest Run
 Liberty Bowl to Mountain Mall - 6 miles

Average Lift Line
 Consistently recognized in national ski magazines for short or non-existent lines.

Average Winter Daytime Temperature
 20 degrees F

Average Annual Snowfall
 400+ inches

Lift Capacity
 23,000 skiers per hour

Ski Season Opens
November 28, 2013 (weather pending)

Ski Season Ends
April 20, 2014

Snow Conditions Phone Line
 406.995.5900
Online Report

Lift Statistics

Lift Name Vertical Ft Ft. Length Ride Time
Lone Peak Tram, 15-passenger car 1,450 2,828 4
Swift Current, high-speed quad 1,647 8,555 9
Thunder Wolf, high-speed quad 1,728 5,966 6
Ramcharger, high-speed quad 1,160 4,578 5
Southern Comfort, high-speed quad 1,250 6,055 6
Iron Horse, quad chair 894 3,370 8
Lone Peak, triple chair 833 2,920 6
Lone Moose, triple chair 1,284 4000 8
Dakota, triple chair 1,210 3,100 8
Shedhorn, double chair 1,484 4,623 10
Challenger, double chair 1,672 4,756 12
Explorer, double chair 622 3,700 7
White Otter , double chair 210 2,200 5
Cascade , double chair 448 3,295 7
Pony Express, triple chair 560 3,100 8
Little Thunder, double chair 71 922 6

Big Sky also has five surface lifts.

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