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New Listing: Montana Club Homesite #5

Are you looking for ski-in/ski-out real estate in Big Sky, Montana? Montana Club Homesite #5 might be the perfect property for you to build your dream home.

Montana Club lot 5, phase 1, is a 0.715 acre homesite located on Territorial Drive in Big Sky, Montana. This pristine build site in the new Montana Club is situated near the Powder Ridge Cabins and Homestead Chalets developments in the Mountain Village area of Big Sky. It utilizes the White Otter Chairlift to access Big Sky Resort and the Biggest Skiing In America.

Any property with ski-in/ski-out access to Big Sky Resort is an exciting real estate option. Listed at $995,000, Montana Club Lot #5 won't last long.

For more details on the Montana Club Lot 5, please visit the listing page. If you have specific questions or you'd like to learn more about the Montana Club or other Big Sky real estate, please contact me directly at 406-641-0051 or mia@bigsky.com. Thanks!

Montana Club Lot 5 Quick Facts

- Listing Price: $995,000
- Lot Size: 0.715 acres
- Community: Montana Club
- Neighborhood: Big Sky Mountain Village
- MLS #: 334375

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Montana Club Homesite 5, Big Sky, MT | | PC: Peak Photography

Does Montana Club Homesite #5 sound like a property that you're interested in buying? Contact me to learn how you can buy this lot in the Montana Club at Big Sky Resort.

Mia Lennon | mia@bigsky.com | 406-641-0051
Every Day In Big Sky Is A Good Day

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Big Sky Resort Enhances Mountain Village With $13 Million In Upgrades

According to a press release from Big Sky Resort, they will invest “$13 million in re-envisioning its dining, après ski, restrooms and lockers in the Mountain Village base area. Renovations are currently underway to introduce a modern food hall for the 2019-2020 ski season.”

The newly improved mountain mall will have an increased seating capacity with over 350 seats indoors and an additional 250 seats on the expansive deck. Guests will be able to enjoy an assortment of cuisine options including “sushi flown in fresh from both coasts, a ramen station, a taqueria, stone-fired pizza, specialty coffee and crepe stations, plus a deli and grill serving soups, sandwiches, and other items.”

Other improvements include “complimentary day-use cubbies, day and seasonal-use lockers, a new changing area and expanded bathrooms to start the day in comfort.” Plus a new public elevator will be available to all guests. And of course the plans increase restroom capacity by over 50%.

Read even more about the Mountain Village upgrades at BigSkyResort.com.

Big Sky Resort To Create 250 New Parking Spaces For 19/20 Ski Season

According to a press release from Big Sky Resort, the ski resort will add 250 additional parking spaces by the 2019-2020 ski season. They will also increase the shuttle capacity by 50%. More free parking is always a good thing!

This parking improvement is phase one of a Big Sky’s “long-term parking plan to add over 500 parking spaces near the ski slopes.” This first phase will be located just downhill and east of the current lot. The press release notes that “Skiers will have a choice of walking the short distance to the slopes, or taking the parking shuttle system.”

Big Sky Resort Gold Pass And Parking Expansion | Learn More At: https://bigskyresort.com/goldparking/

On the topic of free parking, next year’s season passes are already on sale. For the 19/20 ski season Big Sky Resort’s Gold Season Pass holders will have 144-days of skiing and unlimited tram access, but they will also have preferred parking privileges.

The Gold Pass Parking Lot will reserve 200 spots in lots A through E of the current parking lot. These spots are available to Gold Pass holders on a first come, first served basis until 11am. Check out BigSkyResort.com for more info on Gold Pass Parking. Learn about all of your Big Sky Resort Season Pass options right now.

The map featured on this page is a screenshot from https://bigskyresort.com/goldparking/ on April 10, 2019. It shows the Gold Pass Parking Lot, and both the 19/20 and future Parking Expansion plans.

19/20 Big Sky Resort Season Passes On Sale Now

Are you planning to ski at Big Sky Resort next winter? The 19/20 Big Sky Resort Season Passes are on sale now. With numerous season pass options available, there’s bound to be a pass that’s perfect for you.

Below we will shine the spotlight on the 19/20 Big Sky Resort Season Pass options and highlight a few of the perks you get with each pass:

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Big Sky Gold Pass

144 Days Of Skiing
Direct To Lift Access
Unlimited Tram Access
Preferred Parking
Buddy Passes

Big Sky Silver Pass

Direct To Lift Access
Unlimited Tram Access
Holiday Blackout Dates include:
- December 22, 2019 – January 3, 2020
- February 15-23, 2020

Big Sky Bronze Pass

Direct To Lift Access – Monday to Thursday (+ Bonus Days)
Holiday Blackout Dates include:
- December 22, 2019 – January 3, 2020
- February 15-23, 2020

Big Sky Sapphire Pass

Direct To Lift Access
Excludes the Lone Peak Tram

Big Sky Garnet Pass

Direct To Lift Access
Excludes the Lone Peak Tram
Holiday Blackout Dates include:
- December 22, 2019 – January 3, 2020
- February 15-23, 2020

Big Sky 406 Pass

4 Day Pass
40.6% Discount For Additional Days
Includes Access To Lone Peak Tram
Holiday Blackout Dates include:
- December 22, 2019 – January 3, 2020
- February 15-23, 2020

Ikon Pass

One Pass For 38 Destinations
Up To 7 Days of Skiing/Riding At Big Sky Resort

Mountain Collective

Two Days At 17 Different Ski Areas

Click the links above to learn more, verify info, and buy your pass at BigSkyResort.com.

Visit BigSkyResort.com to learn more about your 19/20 season pass options. And if you love Big Sky as much as we do, be sure to buy your pass today! We’re already excited for winter 2019/2020 at Big Sky Resort. See you on the slopes!

***All info in this post was taken from BigSkyResort.com/Season-Passes on April 3, 2019. We do not guarantee the accuracy of the above information and we opted not to post pricing as it is subject to change.***

New Listings: Alpenglow Condos 32A, 32B, 32C, 32D

Dreaming about condos in Big Sky, Montana? It's time to learn about the Alpenglow Condos conveniently located near Big Sky Resort in Big Sky, MT.

Situated on Heavy Runner Road, this Alpenglow Condos four-plex is an exciting Big Sky real estate opportunity. Complete with high-end finishes, these 4 condos feature vaulted ceilings, in-floor radiant heat, black stainless steel kitchen appliances, and more.

These condos come in two different floor plans. The end units (32A & 32D) are approximately 2,539 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. They are listed at $897,000. The middle units (32B & 32C) are approximately 2,440 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. They are listed at $877,000.

For more details on the Alpenglow Condos Big Sky or other Big Sky properties, please contact me directly at 406-641-0051 or mia@bigsky.com. Thanks!

Alpenglow Condos Big Sky Quick Facts

Alpenglow 32A - SOLD - MAY 2019

Listing Price: $897,000
Beds: 4
Baths: 3.5
Square Footage: 2,539
MLS #: 328858
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Alpenglow 32B - Available!

Listing Price: $877,000
Beds: 3
Baths: 3.5
Square Footage: 2,440
MLS #: 328872
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Alpenglow 32C - SOLD - JUNE 2019

Listing Price: $877,000
Beds: 3
Baths: 3.5
Square Footage: 2,440
MLS #: 328884
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Alpenglow 32D - SOLD - JUNE 2019

Listing Price: $897,000
Beds: 4
Baths: 3.5
Square Footage: 2,539
MLS #: 328889

Here is a quick video that shines the spotlight on 32A Alpenglow Condos Big Sky:

Enjoy a few additional photos of my Alpenglow Condos Big Sky listings:

Alpenglow Condos Big Sky MT | PC: Peak Photography

Are you interested in owning one of these Alpenglow Condos? Contact me to learn more about the Alpenglow Condos Big Sky.

Mia Lennon | mia@bigsky.com | 406-641-0051

Every Day In Big Sky Is A Good Day

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Big Sky Resort Real Estate For Sale

Are you searching for Big Sky Resort real estate? This page shines the spotlight on the current real estate listings located in and around Big Sky Resort.

There are many exciting Big Sky Resort real estate options to explore - including houses, condos, condo-hotels, cabins, lots & land, and more. Below you will find the current listings for this area. These listings are sorted from most expensive to least expensive to make it easy for you to find properties at your price point.

If you're interested in real estate at Big Sky Resort, you may also be interested in Moonlight Basin real estate or Spanish Peaks Mountain Club real estate.

As a full-time, local Big Sky real estate broker, I'm here to help you throughout the buying process. Please contact me at mia@bigsky.com or 406-641-0051 if you're keen to buy in Big Sky.

Do you want to learn more about any of these Big Sky Resort real estate listings? Contact me with any questions. Or if you'd like to see a property in person, I'm happy to make that happen.

If you're interested in buying or selling in Big Sky, I'm here to help you navigate the Big Sky real estate market. I look forward to talking to you soon!

Mia Lennon | mia@bigsky.com | 406-641-0051

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13 Groomed Runs At Big Sky Resort That You Need To Ski

Do you love skiing groomers? There’s no shortage of perfect corduroy at Big Sky Resort. If you’re searching for the best groomed runs at Big Sky Resort, we’re here to shine the spotlight on a few of our favorite groomers.

No matter what level skier you are, there’s something fun about skiing groomers. Whether you’re practicing technique, seeking the perfect carve, or you’re just out for a rip, the groomed runs at Big Sky Resort are definitely top notch.

If you love fun & friendly groomers, don’t miss these 13 groomed runs at Big Sky Resort:

Sacajawea – Green Run
Cinnabar – Green Run
Mr. K – Green Run
Ponderosa – Blue Run
Sunlight – Blue Run
Elk Park Ridge – Blue Run
Ice House – Blue Run
Ambush – Blue Run
Upper Morning Star – Blue Run
Lobo – Blue Run
Elkhorn – Blue Run
Lookout Ridge – Blue Run
Meriwether – Blue Run

Now let’s make one thing clear. If you’re looking for groomed runs at Big Sky Resort, you’re going to be skiing greens and blues. As a general rule, Big Sky does not typically groom black runs. But don’t worry, even with just green and blue groomers to choose from, you’ll still have plenty of fun terrain to choose from.

Find These Runs On The Big Sky Resort Trail Map

Another thing to point out is that Big Sky does their grooming after the ski day and throughout the night. They don’t groom during the ski day, so there’s no chasing the grooming machines around the mountain in search of perfect corduroy.

If you’re keen to ski groomers, you can find what runs were groomed via the Big Sky app, the BigSkyResort.com website, or by grabbing a grooming report from convenient base area locations. The trails that are groomed each day may vary, so it’s a good idea to do a bit of homework before you hit the slopes.

The groomed runs at Big Sky Resort are some of the best groomers you’ll ever ski. And I think we can all agree that skiing groomers is good old fashioned fun.

Please remember to ski and ride responsibly!

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Top 10 Runs For Tree Skiing At Big Sky Resort

Do you love skiing in the trees? Tree skiing is a great way to spend a day on the slopes. Whether you’re looking for untracked snow, enhanced visibility, pristine solitude, or just a new adventure, the tree skiing at Big Sky Resort is some of the best around.

Tree skiing isn’t for everyone, but if you’re a solid skier or rider and you’re looking for quality glades, Big Sky is the place to be. There’s something magical about finding a hidden stash, flowing through playful terrain, or tapping into an untouched line through the vast forests of Big Sky Resort’s 5800 acres of skiable terrain.

Now let’s shine the spotlight on our list of the top 10 runs for tree skiing at Big Sky Resort:

Lizette – Blue Run
Congo Line – Blue Run
Whiskey – Blue Run
Blue Room – Black Run
Tango Trees – Black Run
Rams Glade – Black Run
Trapline – Black Run
Double Jack – Black Run
Broken Heart – Black Run
St. Alphonse Trees/Forbidden Forest – Black Run/Blue Run
Bavarian Forest – Black Run

Whoops! We picked 11 tree trails. Guess you get a freebie recommendation. We’ll be honest… the tree skiing at Big Sky rocks. It’s just really hard to pick our favorite ones.

One of the cool things about Big Sky Resort is that they are always cutting new tree runs. When you go tree skiing at Big Sky Resort, the options are endless and always expanding. The above list only highlights a few of our favorite tree runs. It’s likely you will have your own favorite tree runs. There are plenty to choose from.

Find These Runs On The Big Sky Resort Trail Map

Before you start tree skiing at Big Sky Resort, there are few things to keep in mind. Try to ski with a partner. Watch out for tree wells. Know where you’re going. Look out for unmarked obstacles. As always, ski and ride within your ability limits and stay in control. There are quality tree trails for every ability level, so choose your runs appropriately. Think about slope angles, tree spacing, aspect, and snow quality. Stay safe out there.

Whether you’re exploring trees on Andesite, Dakota, Lone Tree, Swift Current, or somewhere else, you’re going to have a blast. Go and explore the endless tree skiing at Big Sky. You won’t be disappointed.

What Are The Best Beginner Runs At Big Sky Resort?

When you’re planning a ski trip, it’s important to find a ski resort that has terrain that appeals to everyone. With 300 named trails on 4 connected mountains and 5,850 skiable acres, Big Sky Resort will be a hit with everyone from beginner to expert.

Top Of Swift Current Chair At Big Sky Resort

Big Sky Resort is a big place with a lifetime worth of skiing and riding. Hopefully this post will help to shine the spotlight on the best beginner runs at Big Sky Resort.

Let’s start by looking at Big Sky’s terrain by the numbers:

Beginner – 15% – 877.5 acres
Intermediate – 25% – 1462.5 acres
Advanced – 42% – 2457 acres
Expert – 18% – 1053 acres

The beginner runs at Big Sky Resort cover 877.5 acres – that’s 15% of The Biggest Skiing In America. That sure is a lot of green circles!

Now let’s take a look at some of the best beginner runs at Big Sky Resort:

Mr. K – This one’s a Big Sky classic. Mr. K meanders from the bottom of Powder Seeker to the Mountain Village Base.
Lower Morning Star – Located next to Mr. K, Lower Morning Star is mellow green run that’s an ideal place to practice your technique.
Cinnabar – This fun green run rolls through Moonlight Basin and ends at the Madison Base and Six Shooter Chairlift.
Sacajawea – Tucked into the south face of Andesite Mountain, Sacajawea is always a crowd pleaser – especially in the AM.
El Dorado – As one of the steeper green runs at Big Sky Resort, this one follows the wide open Southern Comfort lift line.
Lois Lane – Are you looking for a challenging beginner trail? Lois Lane is a playful green tree run between Mr. K and Lower Morning Star that weaves through widely spaced trees.

If you’re a true beginner, some of the best learning terrain is located off of the Explorer Chairlift, the Southern Comfort Chairlift, and the Derringer Chairlift. There are also numerous surface lifts near the base areas if you’re just learning to ski.

Find Big Sky Resort Trail Maps At BigSkyResort.com

Of course there are plenty of other beginner runs at Big Sky Resort. Grab a trail map and explore the mountain. It’s endless, but I’m sure you’ll find a favorite green run that you love.

Hopefully the above list of beginner runs at Big Sky Resort will start your ski vacation off on the right foot. If you’re feeling like you’re ready to venture on to blue runs, check out this post. Enjoy!

What Are The Best Intermediate Runs At Big Sky Resort?

Big Sky Resort is home to the Biggest Skiing In America. And there’s no doubt about it, Big Sky is, well, big. As of the 2018/2019 winter season, Big Sky Resort boasts 5,850 skiable acres and 4,350 vertical feet that’s serviced by 36 lifts. With 300 named runs on 4 connected mountains and 400+ inches of snow per year, Big Sky Resort offers a lifetime of skiing and riding.

One of the coolest things about Big Sky Resort is that it has terrain for any and all abilities. Everyone from a never-ever skier to an extreme rider will have fun at Big Sky Resort.

In this post, we’re going to look at the best intermediate runs at Big Sky Resort. If you’re an intermediate skier or rider, you’ll find an endless selection of trees, groomers, bumps, and more that are rated Blue Squares.

Let’s start by looking at Big Sky’s terrain by the numbers:

Beginner – 15% – 877.5 acres
Intermediate – 25% – 1462.5 acres
Advanced – 42% – 2457 acres
Expert – 18% – 1053 acres

Now take a moment to think about that. There are 1,462.5 acres of intermediate terrain at Big Sky Resort. That’s more terrain than some entire ski areas! If you’re an intermediate skier, there’s more than enough amazing blue terrain to explore at Big Sky Resort.

Now let’s take a look at some of the very best intermediate runs at Big Sky Resort:

Calamity Jane – Looking for an early morning cruiser? Calamity Jane is easily accessible from the Swift Current lift in Mountain Village. It’s the ideal spot to warm up the legs.
Upper Morningstar – If you’re looking for an alpine cruiser, Upper Morningstar is the place to be. Accessed via the Powder Seeker chair, Upper Morningstar flows underneath the A-Z chutes and is definitely a run you can ski over and over again.
Sunlight – Sunlight is a long groomer that’s easy to access from the top of Shedhorn. This south facing cruiser allows you to see a different, exciting side of Lone Peak.
Africa – If you’re keen to venture into easy moguls, Africa is a fantastic spot to get some practice. This classic blue run is located off of the Ramcharger 8 lift and takes you back to the Mountain Village.
Lizette & Pomp – Located off of Southern Comfort on Andesite, these south facing tree runs are the perfect place to explore the endless low angle glades of Big Sky.
Whiskey – This exciting tree run is accessed from the Lone Tree Quad and is a playful tree trail that takes you all the way back down to the Six Shooter Chair.
Ice House – Located off of Lookout Ridge in Moonlight Basin, Ice House is a rolling cruiser with outstanding views of SW Montana.
Badlands – Tucked into the trees of Dakota, Badlands is a wide open off-piste run that’s worth exploring. It’s way out there, but well worth it.

Find Big Sky Resort Trail Maps At BigSkyResort.com

Are there other runs that might qualify as the best intermediate runs at Big Sky Resort? Of course. Once you get out and explore, you’re bound to have your favorite blue run at Big Sky. Hopefully the above list will point you in the right direction.

Are you planning to explore the best intermediate runs at Big Sky Resort? Please do. There’s so much fun to be had on this world-class ski resort. And feel free to grab a grooming report from convenient base area locations to ensure you have a blast. Have fun out there!

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New Listing: Montana Club Homesite #5

Montana Club Lot 5 Quick Facts

Here is a quick video that shines the spotlight on Montana Club Homesite #5:

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Mia Lennon | mia@bigsky.com | 406-641-0051 Every Day In Big Sky Is A Good Day

Below we will shine the spotlight on the 19/20 Big Sky Resort Season Pass options and highlight a few of the perks you get with each pass:

Click the links above to learn more, verify info, and buy your pass at BigSkyResort.com.

New Listings: Alpenglow Condos 32A, 32B, 32C, 32D

Alpenglow Condos Big Sky Quick Facts

Here is a quick video that shines the spotlight on 32A Alpenglow Condos Big Sky:

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Mia Lennon | mia@bigsky.com | 406-641-0051

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If you love fun & friendly groomers, don’t miss these 13 groomed runs at Big Sky Resort:

Now let’s shine the spotlight on our list of the top 10 runs for tree skiing at Big Sky Resort:

Let’s start by looking at Big Sky’s terrain by the numbers:

Now let’s take a look at some of the best beginner runs at Big Sky Resort:

Let’s start by looking at Big Sky’s terrain by the numbers:

Now let’s take a look at some of the very best intermediate runs at Big Sky Resort:

Mia Lennon

Mia Lennon | mia@bigsky.com | 406-641-0051
Every Day In Big Sky Is A Good Day