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Big Sky
Highest point: 3,400 m
Altitude ski resort: 2,000 m
Pistes in total: 170 km

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Big Sky

There are regular shuttle services from there (80 km). The resort is dominated by the imposing Lone Peak, standing at a good 3,400 m – a true ski mountain. Its slopes are home to no fewer than two ski areas: Big Sky and Moonlight Basin. Together, they form ‘Biggest Skiing in America’, boasting 20 lifts, 220 runs and 22 km² of skiable terrain. From the summit of Lone Peak, you can tackle the longest vertical descent (over 1,300 metres in altitude) in the whole of the USA. The resort itself, founded in 1973, lies at an altitude of around 2,000 m and offers plenty of ways to enjoy the evening after a day on the slopes. You can browse the shops, enjoy a good meal in one of the more than 20 diverse restaurants, or choose from the many sports and leisure activities on offer.

Yellowstone

Big Sky is situated in Montana, in the north-west of the USA, approximately 80 km from Yellowstone National Park. Most travellers from Europe fly via Denver, Seattle or Los Angeles. Bozeman Airport can be reached by domestic flight.

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