A new tram into the top of Lone Peak gave Big Sky the biggest lift-served vertical in the USA in 1995 (a title since taken by Snowmass in 1997), and the area has won numerous awards for its uncrowded slopes and non-existant lift lines/queues. There's an average of less than two skiers per acre on the busiest days and the longest lift lines are reportedly to the free breakfast buffet at Huntley Lodge where up to 927 guests may be served. The resort still holds the world record as the place where the most vertical feet have been skied in one day, by local Rusty Squire who made 220 helicopter ascents to claim his title. There is skiing on two lift-linked mountains for all standards and good facilities for 'boarders and telemarkers. The steepest route down is Castro's shoulder, with a 50 degree pitch, whilst the Big Couloir run down from the tram has pitches of around 42 degrees nd is 2600 feet long. There are numerous accommodation options for all tastes and budgets, including the slopeside Huntly Lodge, Snoshore and Snowcrest Lodge condominiums. The resort's biggest project has been the construction of the 45 million dollar slopeside Summit Hotel. Big Sky is located close to Yellowstone National Park.

| Country | USA |
| Region | Montana |
| Airport | Bozeman |
| Distance (km) | 72 |
| Population | 1,000 |
| Season | Nov to Apr |
| Resort height (m) | 2,072 |
| Top lift height (m) | 3,398 |
| Vertical drop (m) | 1,325 |
| Runs | 75 |
| Runs length (km) | 136 |
| Total lifts | 21 |
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Database and compilation (c) Snow24 plc 2009-11, Database Right: Snow24 plc 2009-11.