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Big Mountain Resort
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Located in the northwest corner of the state, Big Mountain is one of Montana's largest ski areas, with more than 3,000 skiable acres, 2,500 vertical feet, 335 inches average annual snowfall and Montana-style family fun. Big Mountain offers a full service alpine village accommodating 1,600 people in a beautiful setting. From the summit of the mountain, skiers enjoy views of the peaks of Glacier National Park, the Canadian Rockies and the entire Flathead Valley. And most Snowboarders agree ... Big Mountain's terrain is a natural playground! There's enough groomed runs for serious carving and tons of off piste terrain to keep even the experts busy. More than 50 years ago, the ski pioneers of Whitefish, Montana trudged up the local "big mountain" for one, sweet run through Montana's legendary snow. Their laughter echoed through the mountains and into town. High-speed quads now make climbing Big Mountain a little easier, but the same quiet space and fresh exhilaration of this beautiful place still has us laughing all the way down the mountain. Big Mountain draws adventurous folks from all over the world.
 

 

Ski season dates Open Dec. 8th 2007 - Closing April 6th 2008
Skiable Acreage 3000 acres
Average Annual Snowfall 300 inches annually
Summit Elevation 6817 ft/2078 meters
Base Elevation 4464 ft/1361 meters
Vertical Drop 2,353ft/717 meters
Longest Run 3.3 miles (Hellfire)
Terrain parks 1
Snowmaking 11%
 

 

Number of Lifts 12 Lift Capacity 10,200 per hour
 
Super Express Quads   Double Chairs  
High-speed quads including one interchangeable chairlift & gondola 3 Surface Lifts  
Triple Chairs 5 Magic Carpet  
Quad chairlift 1 T-Bars 3
 

 

Easy 20%
Intermediate 50%
Advanced/Expert 30%
 

 

Child Care No Restaurants Yes
Adaptive Skier No Snowboard Rentals Yes
Ski Lessons Yes Snowboard Lessons Yes
Ski Rentals Yes Cildren's Programs Yes
Nearby Lodging Yes Women's Programs No
 

 

Big Mountain Resort
P.O. Box 1400
Whitefish, MT 59937

Guest Services/Information:
(406) 862-2900
info@bigmtn.com

Text Telephone (TTY) Phone #:
(406) 862-1929

Lodging & Central Reservations:
(800) 858-4152

Trail Phone:
(406) 862-SNOW (7669)

Media Relations:
(406) 862-1948
pr@bigmtn.com

General Information: info@bigmtn.com

Technical/Website Questions: webmaster@bigmtn.com

 

 

Fly
Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) is just 19 miles from Whitefish Mountain Resort. The airport is served daily with flights connecting from Minneapolis (MSP) (Northwest), Salt Lake City (SLC) (Delta/Skywest), and Seattle (SEA) (Alaska/Horizon). Delta also offers non-stop summer service from Atlanta (ATL). United Express provides year-round service from Denver (DEN) and summer service from Chicago (ORD). Shuttle service and car rentals are available at the airport.

Train
Whitefish is a major stop for Amtrak. Every day visitors arrive on the "Empire Builder" from points east and west via rail, including Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Spokane and Chicago. The historic Whitefish Depot is just minutes from Whitefish Mountain Resort.

Drive
In the U.S., take Interstate 90 west of Missoula to U.S. Hwy. 93 North. From there, it's only 125 miles to Whitefish Mountain Resort. From Canada (Port of Rooseville), Whitefish Mountain Resort is only 60 miles from the border on Highway 93 South. The resort is just 8 miles north of downtown Whitefish.

 

 



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