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BIG SKY RESORT

SKI REPORT
March 27, 2025


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New Snowfall

54"

Snowpack

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24 Hour Forecast

99%

of Normal Snowpack

29°F

Tonight

40°F

Friday

6mph

Windspeed

69%

Humidity

Big Sky Resort is primed for an exhilarating day on the slopes this March 27, 2025. With a snowpack depth of 55 inches and mild overnight temps at 37°F, conditions are holding steady despite being slightly below average. While only a dusting of 0.28 inches is expected today, the extended forecast promises a refresh, with over 8 inches forecasted in the next 72 hours and a whopping 14 inches in the next five days. Expect groomers to be smooth early, softening as the day warms, while off-piste terrain remains variable with packed powder and some firmer spots.

Excitement continues to build at Big Sky with the world’s longest eight-seater chairlift now open, enhancing access and comfort across the mountain. Meanwhile, terrain park enthusiasts can check out the resort’s first-ever rope tow, making laps in the park easier than ever. If you're planning a trip, take advantage of fewer spring crowds and expanding luxury amenities that are making Big Sky a top contender among North America’s best ski destinations. With new snowfall on the horizon and bluebird breaks in between, this week is shaping up to be a perfect mix for powder chasers and cruisers alike.

Snowpack Percent Normal 99%
Max Recorded Snowpack 99"
Snowfall Past 24 Hours 0"
Snowfall Past 48 Hours 3"
Snowfall Next 24 Hours 0"
Snowfall Next 48 Hours 4"
Snowfall Next 72 Hours 12"
Terrain Surface Packed Powder
Powder Score 49%
       

Weather Forecast

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Snowpack Depth


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Historical Air Temperature


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Seasonal Comparison


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About the Area


Big Sky Resort in Montana is situated in the Madison Range, which is part of the Rocky Mountains. The resort is known for its expansive ski terrain, with over 5,800 skiable acres and 300 runs, including the famous Lone Peak.

Lone Peak is the highest peak at Big Sky Resort, standing at 11,166 feet. It offers some of the most challenging and iconic terrain at the resort, including steep chutes, cliffs, and open bowls. The Lone Peak Tram takes skiers and riders to the summit for breathtaking views and access to some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the area.

Other notable peaks at Big Sky Resort include Andesite Mountain, which offers a variety of intermediate and advanced runs, and Challenger Peak, known for its expert terrain and backcountry access.

Overall, Big Sky Resort is known for its diverse and challenging mountain ranges, offering something for every level of skier or snowboarder.

Big Sky Resort in Montana is one of the largest ski resorts in the country, boasting over 5,800 skiable acres. The resort offers a variety of terrain for skiers of all levels, including some of the best intermediate and advanced runs in the region. For beginners, the resort's Moonlight Basin area offers gentle slopes and a welcoming atmosphere. As for an interesting fact, Big Sky Resort was founded by NBC News anchor Chet Huntley in 1973. For apres ski, the resort's Scissorbills Saloon is a popular spot for drinks and live music. Overall, Big Sky Resort is a must-visit destination for any skiing enthusiast looking for a challenge or a fun day on the slopes.

Night Skiing No
Lift Count 21 Lifts
Hourly Lift Capacity 23000 per hour
Base Elevation 2073 Meters
Terrain Park Yes
Acreage 3812 Acres
Established 1973
Run Count 150 Trails