Seasons

HIGH SEASON - summer sports & winter snow sports

• July, Aug, Sept (Summer)

  • Hi 68°F - 78°F (20°C-25°C)

  • Low 32°F - 40°F (0°C-4°C)

• Dec,​ Jan, Feb, March (Winter)

  • Hi 28°F - 43°F (-2°C-6°C)

  • Low 6°F - 16°F (-14°C- -8°C)

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SHOULDER SEASON - slightly less people, cooler weather

• April, May June (Spring)

  • Hi 50°F - 68°F (10°C-20°C)

  • Low 22°F - 36°F (-5°C-2°C)

• Oct, Nov (Fall)​

  • Hi 38°F - 54°F (3°C-12°C)

  • Low 15°F - 24°F (-9°C- -4°C)

When did we go?

FEBRUARY - Peak ski month, and the snow did not disappoint. Big Sky saw a foot and a half of fresh snowfall during the weekend we were there, providing perfect ski conditions for us. Big Sky Ski Resort is the largest ski area in the US, so it never feels super packed or crowded. Short lift lines, ample ski space, and some of the best skiing we've experienced!

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Budget $$$$

Let's cut to the chase, snow sports are expensive. Lift tickets in Big Sky are pricey, at $186 per day. Slightly cheaper on weekdays and a small discount for 2 or more consecutive days. Rental gear will run you around $70 per day. Food in restaurants is fair priced. Many food options to fit all budget types. There are also a few grocery stores to stock up on food in your hotel room or Airbnb. You can rent a car or take the shuttle from Bozeman airport to Big Sky Resort, so that will be an additional cost.