Winter Road Trip: Montana
Winter Road Trip: Montana
Montana's varied country and interesting resorts make it the perfect spot for a multi-stop road trip.
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Big Sky
Big Sky is the ultimate Montana getaway. 4,350 vertical feet, 18 lifts, and 15 trails access some of the biggest and best terrain in the Rockies. The resort is home to Lone Mountain, Andesite Mountain, and Flat Iron Mountain, and the Lone Peak tram takes you 11,166 feet high. European-like skiing offers chutes, couloirs, and wide-open spaces to play in. Slopeside condos, more than 20 restaurants, and outdoor hot tubs promise the nightlife is accommodating as well.
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