Big Skies, Small Spaces
When a Tennessee couple built a ski home in Big Sky, Montana, they chose a low profile — and let the landscape provide the grandeur.
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Wednesday, January 3, 2007
A Unique Modesty
Clad in Cor-Ten steel that's designed to rust,the house has a modest profile, yet commands an unrestricted view of Lone Peak.
They are not ordinary dogs; they bark and play like normal pups. But when it comes time for mountain rescue, these dogs are a different breed.
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The Best of the Best SKI readers ranked their favorite resorts based on challenging terrain. Here are the top ten. |
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Cowboy Down America's original tough guys, pro rodeo wranglers happily meet their match on the slopes at Steamboat's annual Cowboy Downhill. |
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Dream Team Now that Montana's Big Sky and Moonlight Basin have buried the hatchet, their combined 5,512 acres on Lone Peak offer the most lift-accessed ski terrain in the U.S. Will anyone notice? |
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The Berkshires These Massachusettsmountains don't boast thebiggest vertical, buttheir local lodgings leavelittle to be desired. |
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