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Big Sky Shredding: Early Season Stoke on Lone Mountain
Ski Report for Big Sky Resort, Montana
Daily Ski Conditions for Big Sky Resort, Montana
Hey shredders, Big Sky Resort in Montana is dishing out prime early-season action on Lone Mountain, with that classic gripping snow begging for your carves. Base depth sits at a solid 20-29 cm (about 8-12 inches), climbing to 76 cm (30 inches) at the summit around 3403m—perfect for laying down turns without bottoming out. No massive dumps in the last 24-48 hours (0-4 inches reported), but the season total is stacking up at 4 inches so far, with 14 inches over the past week keeping things fresh. Last flakes fell December 26, and light snow showers could add 1-2 inches today.
Right now, 51% of terrain is open—128 of 250 km of slopes—with 78% of lifts spinning (31 of 40), including the brand-new Explorer Gondola that's revolutionizing base-to-summit access in just minutes. Valley runs are good to go, pistes are variable to machine-groomed and gripping, ideal for all-mountain ripping, though off-piste varies wildly—pack your avy gear and check local advice before venturing out. Temps hover around 25°F at the village with clear-to-partly cloudy skies, feeling crisp and carve-ready.
Looking ahead, brace for a powder tease: forecasts call for 1-4 inches over the next couple days, snowline dropping to base level, then warming to the 30s-40s°F with partly cloudy vibes and possible 2 cm fresh by Saturday. Highs climb from 24°F today to 35°F by Thursday, lows in the teens—classic Big Sky variability, so layer up.
Big bonus: the Explorer Gondola and epic Kircliff glass observatory at Lone Peak summit opened December 20, unlocking 11,166-foot views for skiers and sightseers alike, no hike required—game-changer for families and pow hounds. Lifts spin 9a-4p daily through April, but watch for construction tweaks. With 5850 acres, 400-inch annual average, and uncrowded vibes near Yellowstone, it's shred paradise—grab tickets early and think snow!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daily Ski Conditions for Big Sky Resort, Montana
Hey shredders, Big Sky Resort in Montana is dishing out prime early-season action on Lone Mountain, with that classic gripping snow begging for your carves. Base depth sits at a solid 20-29 cm (about 8-12 inches), climbing to 76 cm (30 inches) at the summit around 3403m—perfect for laying down turns without bottoming out. No massive dumps in the last 24-48 hours (0-4 inches reported), but the season total is stacking up at 4 inches so far, with 14 inches over the past week keeping things fresh. Last flakes fell December 26, and light snow showers could add 1-2 inches today.
Right now, 51% of terrain is open—128 of 250 km of slopes—with 78% of lifts spinning (31 of 40), including the brand-new Explorer Gondola that's revolutionizing base-to-summit access in just minutes. Valley runs are good to go, pistes are variable to machine-groomed and gripping, ideal for all-mountain ripping, though off-piste varies wildly—pack your avy gear and check local advice before venturing out. Temps hover around 25°F at the village with clear-to-partly cloudy skies, feeling crisp and carve-ready.
Looking ahead, brace for a powder tease: forecasts call for 1-4 inches over the next couple days, snowline dropping to base level, then warming to the 30s-40s°F with partly cloudy vibes and possible 2 cm fresh by Saturday. Highs climb from 24°F today to 35°F by Thursday, lows in the teens—classic Big Sky variability, so layer up.
Big bonus: the Explorer Gondola and epic Kircliff glass observatory at Lone Peak summit opened December 20, unlocking 11,166-foot views for skiers and sightseers alike, no hike required—game-changer for families and pow hounds. Lifts spin 9a-4p daily through April, but watch for construction tweaks. With 5850 acres, 400-inch annual average, and uncrowded vibes near Yellowstone, it's shred paradise—grab tickets early and think snow!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Daily Ski Conditions for Big Sky Resort, Montana
Hey shredders, Big Sky Resort in Montana is dishing out prime early-season action on Lone Mountain, with that classic gripping snow begging for your carves. Base depth sits at a solid 20-29 cm (about 8-12 inches), climbing to 76 cm (30 inches) at the summit around 3403m—perfect for laying down turns without bottoming out. No massive dumps in the last 24-48 hours (0-4 inches reported), but the season total is stacking up at 4 inches so far, with 14 inches over the past week keeping things fresh. Last flakes fell December 26, and light snow showers could add 1-2 inches today.
Right now, 51% of terrain is open—128 of 250 km of slopes—with 78% of lifts spinning (31 of 40), including the brand-new Explorer Gondola that's revolutionizing base-to-summit access in just minutes. Valley runs are good to go, pistes are variable to machine-groomed and gripping, ideal for all-mountain ripping, though off-piste varies wildly—pack your avy gear and check local advice before venturing out. Temps hover around 25°F at the village with clear-to-partly cloudy skies, feeling crisp and carve-ready.
Looking ahead, brace for a powder tease: forecasts call for 1-4 inches over the next couple days, snowline dropping to base level, then warming to the 30s-40s°F with partly cloudy vibes and possible 2 cm fresh by Saturday. Highs climb from 24°F today to 35°F by Thursday, lows in the teens—classic Big Sky variability, so layer up.
Big bonus: the Explorer Gondola and epic Kircliff glass observatory at Lone Peak summit opened December 20, unlocking 11,166-foot views for skiers and sightseers alike, no hike required—game-changer for families and pow hounds. Lifts spin 9a-4p daily through April, but watch for construction tweaks. With 5850 acres, 400-inch annual average, and uncrowded vibes near Yellowstone, it's shred paradise—grab tickets early and think snow!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daily Ski Conditions for Big Sky Resort, Montana
Hey shredders, Big Sky Resort in Montana is dishing out prime early-season action on Lone Mountain, with that classic gripping snow begging for your carves. Base depth sits at a solid 20-29 cm (about 8-12 inches), climbing to 76 cm (30 inches) at the summit around 3403m—perfect for laying down turns without bottoming out. No massive dumps in the last 24-48 hours (0-4 inches reported), but the season total is stacking up at 4 inches so far, with 14 inches over the past week keeping things fresh. Last flakes fell December 26, and light snow showers could add 1-2 inches today.
Right now, 51% of terrain is open—128 of 250 km of slopes—with 78% of lifts spinning (31 of 40), including the brand-new Explorer Gondola that's revolutionizing base-to-summit access in just minutes. Valley runs are good to go, pistes are variable to machine-groomed and gripping, ideal for all-mountain ripping, though off-piste varies wildly—pack your avy gear and check local advice before venturing out. Temps hover around 25°F at the village with clear-to-partly cloudy skies, feeling crisp and carve-ready.
Looking ahead, brace for a powder tease: forecasts call for 1-4 inches over the next couple days, snowline dropping to base level, then warming to the 30s-40s°F with partly cloudy vibes and possible 2 cm fresh by Saturday. Highs climb from 24°F today to 35°F by Thursday, lows in the teens—classic Big Sky variability, so layer up.
Big bonus: the Explorer Gondola and epic Kircliff glass observatory at Lone Peak summit opened December 20, unlocking 11,166-foot views for skiers and sightseers alike, no hike required—game-changer for families and pow hounds. Lifts spin 9a-4p daily through April, but watch for construction tweaks. With 5850 acres, 400-inch annual average, and uncrowded vibes near Yellowstone, it's shred paradise—grab tickets early and think snow!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI