Overall Development

Boyne Resorts, Big Sky's parent company, completed the next step in its planned $400 million capital investment with the opening of Village Center  in 2008. The approved Overall Development Plan of the Big Sky Resort Mountain Village is designed to maintain the unique characteristics of Big Sky while incorporating the best design elements of the premier ski villages in Europe and North America. View the illustrated Master Plan pdf (subject to change)

Guest Experience Enlivenment

  • View our interactive Mountain Village Plaza Map
  • Many improvements have been made to the core plaza area since summer 2008 to create a sense of community and enhance the village environment. From children's playground equipment to activities, to a "teaching tipi" in cooperation with the Big Sky Institute, visitors and owners based in the Mountain Village can feel the energy.
  • This effort is on-going with the New Big Sky zipline added in February 2009 for a totally unique tree-top experience.

Lift to access Dakota Territory

  • Winter 2008 skiers and riders enjoyed additional terrain on the south face of Lone Mountain accessed by the Dakota Lift.

The Village Center includes:

Big Sky has already seen investment in excess of $100 million in the resort including:

  • Collaboration with Moonlight Basin to form the nation's largest ski complex with 5,512 acres and 4,350 vertical feet.
  • High-speed lift upgrade for Southern Comfort Lift (2004)
  • The Mountain Inn (2002)
  • $50 million Summit at Big Sky, 213-room luxury condominium hotel (2000)
  • Construction of an extensive hiking and biking trail system and alternative recreation (1998-2005)
  • Phases 1-3 of the Powder Ridge Cabins
  • New White Otter, Cascade and Little Thunder Lifts accessing Cascade ski-in, ski-out homesites
  • Employee housing for staff members
  • Medical facility, roads, utilities, infrastructure for Cascade Highlands recreation homesites and Powder Ridge Cabins (1998)
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