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What's New Summer 2025
Big Sky Resort is the quintessential summer basecamp to the wonders of Yellowstone National Park and beyond. Home to wide-open spaces, blue-ribbon trout rivers, endless miles of trails, and fascinating mountain vistas, a retreat to natural spaces and mountain adventures await in Big Sky. With Lone Peak as the backdrop, Big Sky Resort is a summer adventure hub with lift-serviced mountain biking trails, meandering and scenic hiking, world-class golf, and so much more. When the sun sets late in the evening, explore the heart of it all in Big Sky's Mountain Village, with shopping, dining, and spa treatments.
Savor Big Sky: The food + wine event of the summer
The third annual food, wine, and spirits festival in the stunning alpine backdrop of Big Sky, Montana. Taking place from June 26 – 29, 2025, Savor Big Sky is a weekend-long celebration of the finest food and drinks from around the world. With events that combine fine food and beverage with Montana’s great outdoors, attendees will have the opportunity to sample from top wineries, distilleries, and breweries coupled with hiking excursions, scenic chairlift rides, and sweeping mountain vistas.
50+ miles of flowy forests + awe-inspiring vistas
Big Sky Resort offers 50+ miles of hiking and biking trails right out of Mountain Village, with connections into the backcountry and beyond. Big Sky’s lift-serviced downhill mountain biking has trails for all levels and abilities - from gutsy tech trails to flowy, mellow cruisers. Experience Swift Current terrain better than ever with all-new bike carriers on America's fastest 6-person chairlift. This summer, Swift Current 6 and Ramcharger 8 operate for biking and scenic rides daily 10 am - 5 pm, from June 26 through September 14.
The Explorer chair and terrain will be closed for the summer of 2025 for the construction of the Explorer Gondola. Please note that beginner biking access will be restricted to guests in downhill mountain biking lessons only.
Tee off on Mountain Time
The Big Sky Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 course at 6,300 feet above sea level, offering spectacular views of Lone Peak. Big Sky’s only public golf course, which winds along the wildlife-rich banks of the West Fork of the Gallatin River, was designed by the late great Arnold Palmer. Don’t miss an al fresco meal at the Bunker Deck & Grill before or after heading out on the course. The Big Sky Golf Course is open daily from May 16 through September 28.
Big Sky is the Basecamp to Yellowstone
America’s First National Park, Yellowstone, serves as the core of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of the last and largest nearly intact natural ecosystems on the planet. Big Sky Resort is located just one hour from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park, where visitors can view wildlife and over 10,000 hydrothermal sites, half the world's active geysers. If roughing it isn’t exactly your thing - enjoy the creature comforts of a stay at Big Sky. Luxe accommodations, a spa, pool, and dining are the perfect complement to your trip to Yellowstone National Park.
From 11,166 feet in southwest Montana, it’s clear that what we do matters.
And not only for Big Sky, but also for our neighbors in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and so much of the nation downstream. Big Sky Resort is making bold moves to reduce our carbon emissions. The ForeverProject is Big Sky Resort's sustainability roadmap to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2030.
Easy to get to, hard to leave
Located a scenic hour-long drive through the Gallatin National Forest south of Bozeman, Big Sky has never been easier to access. With over 40 nonstop flights, Big Sky is the best-served mountain destination in the country. Extend your trip and explore all that the area has to offer, including Yellowstone National Park.
Lift Infrastructure Upgrades
Big Sky Resort is building North America's most technologically advanced chairlift network. Find information about our recent on-mountain upgrades in the fact sheets below.
