Big Sky, Montana
Big Sky Resort
Sold out!! Wait list only!!
Back by popular demand!!
The resort offers some of the best expert and advanced terrain around while including an extensive network of trails suited for the intermediate and beginner skier or snowboarder. The resort is the basecamp to Yellowstone National Park and provides daily shuttles to Yellowstone’s west entrance. The resort has everything one would expect from a modern ski resort including a variety of dining, lodging, and shopping possibilities.
For those who have been to Big Sky, you know what I mean when I say this is truly a luxury trip.
Guests come for the sensation of the endless terrain under an expansive “Big Sky” and to leave the crowds behind. Big Sky Resort consists of four mountains connected by chair lifts, providing a magnitude of intertwined terrain levels. From the steeps of Lone Peak to the powder stashes found throughout the natural fall line, Big Sky has it all!
The Summit is the definition of ski in/ski out. Upon exiting either location you have your choice of the Ramcharger lift which will deliver you to a selection of wide open expansive greens and blues, or take the Swift Current to Lone Peak for access to the rest of the mountain. I guarantee you will have times where the solitude makes you feel as though you are the only skier on the mountain. Even if you can’t ski the expert terrain off of Lone Peak you can still take the tram to the summit and experience the 360-degree views from the top of the world. Grab a few selfies from the viewing platform or hike the short distance to the absolute summit for some of the best panoramas in the world. Take the tram back down where you can ski an easy blue back to the intermediate skiing.
When you are done with your day of big mountain skiing return to your condo, head to your room, wrestle out of your ski clothes, and join your fellow club members in the swimming pool-sized soaking tub for a few cold ones. Feel free to BYOB and enjoy the mountain views while soaking away the sore muscles. Big Sky is the one place where the après ski hot tub is better than the après ski in the bar. Of course we’ll still have après ski at the bar at least once.
If you still have the energy, return to your room, clean up and prepare yourself for a night out. Big Sky has a fantastic selection of bars and gourmet restaurants from which to choose.
Day over. Go to bed and repeat.
If you enjoy a day off from skiing, a trip to Yellowstone is a splendid one-day diversion. Experience the majesty of Yellowstone on a guided snowmobile trip or take an easy trip in an enclosed all-terrain vehicle. The Peak Restaurant and Huntley Lodge will allow you to come in before opening and load a to-go box for breakfast.
LODGING: THE SUMMIT
The Summit is one of the finest slope side properties in the Rockies, with primary high-capacity lifts only 100 yards away. Guest enjoy fitness center with outdoor heated soaking pool, Peaks Restaurant, Carabineer lounge, resort wear and gift shop, espresso cart and on-mountain ski storage. The Summit combines luxury appointments with a prime location in the heart of the Mountain Village Center. Package includes a daily breakfast buffet in the Peaks Restaurant from 6:30-10:30am – gratuity included
Free Wi-Fi Laundry
Boyne Beds On-Mountain Ski Storage
HDTV’s Fitness Center
Daily Housekeeping Steam Room
Nightly Turn Down Access to Indoor and Outdoor Pools
DESTINATION: BIG SKY, MONTANA
DATES: FEBRUARY 2, 2019 - FEBRUARY 9, 2019
TRIP COORDINATOR: Gerry Smith
EMAIL: gerardpsmith@gmail.com
PHONE: 678-472-1183
PRICE: The Summit Queen/Queen - 2 Queen beds for singles - Complete: $2389 - Ground only: $1675
PRICE: The Summit - 3br3bth condos - Sold Out
PRICE: The Summit Studio - Sold Out
SIGN UP DEADLINE: October 15, 2017
INITIAL DEPOSIT: $500
FINAL PAYMENT DUE: November 15, 2017
FLIGHT INFORMATION: Delta Airlines
Feb 2 DL0957 ATL-BZN 11:00A 1:27P
Feb 9 DL0957 BZN-ATL 2:25P 8:12P
** Flight information is subject to change at any time. This generally happens multiple times before we leave at the whim of the airline beyond our control or occasionally we find a much better flight for the group. If you do not use the club's airfare and want to use the club's bus transportation it's your responsibility to ensure you update your flights to make it there before the group.
MOUNTAIN STATS:
Elevation: Summit Lone Peak – 11,166 feet
Base – Mountain Village - 7,500 feet
Base – Lone Moose & Six Shooter -6,800 feet
Ski Terrain – 5,800 acres 300 named runs on 4 connected mountains Vertical Drop-4,350
Chair Lifts – 23 Surface Lifts – 11 Longest Run – 6 miles Liberty Bowl to Mountain Mall
Average Annual Snowfall – 400+inches