Latitudes - Montana
Big Sky
At the center of Big Sky, Montana, is an iconic mountain with some of the rowdiest inbounds skiing in North America. The mountain's name? Lone Peak.
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Bozeman
Bozeman is the perfect launchpad to visit Montana's ski areas—the big, the little, the independent, the fancy.
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The Ultimate Winter Experience
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No other winter experience in the U.S. is quite like Montana’s. It’s the crisp air, the stunning mountains, vast and diverse terrain and immense snowfall. The state has high-end modern amenities and easy accessibility to airports, and yet these mountains rarely have crowds. Still, Montana’s greatest allure might be the people—a breed of hard-working, tough, genuine folks who prize authenticity above all else. Of course, those people love skiing and snowboarding, too. And in Montana, there’s plenty of it. Ski areas dot the state—Montana has 14 in all, from charming family-owned gems to world-class resort destinations. The Big Sky State truly has something for every visitor, including more than skiing and snowboarding. The national parks—Glacier near Whitefish in the northwest part of the state and Yellowstone near Bozeman in the southwest—are practically mind-altering. Wildlife is ubiquitous throughout the state. The state is also full of great hot springs, spas, restaurants and lodges. This is why the winter experience in Montana is unlike anywhere else in the world. To learn more about VISIT MONTANA, follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
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Whitefish
Whitefish is quintessential ski town Montana, with tree skiing as good as anywhere.
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