Big Sky, Montana is the kind of destination that invites you to slow down and look around. Known for its dramatic mountain scenery, uncrowded slopes, and close proximity to Yellowstone National Park, Big Sky delivers year-round adventure with a laid-back, welcoming vibe.
Whether you’re visiting for skiing, hiking, fly fishing, or simply soaking in fresh mountain air, this alpine escape offers plenty to explore, balanced with cozy meals and well-earned relaxation.
Here’s how to make the most of your Big Sky getaway…
Where to Eat
After a full day outdoors, Big Sky’s dining scene delivers hearty Montana flavors and relaxed mountain charm. From slope-side bites to sit-down dinners in Mountain Village and Meadow Village, you’ll find plenty of satisfying options.
- Everett’s 8800 – A popular spot for panoramic mountain views and elevated comfort food, located at the top of Lone Mountain and accessible by tram.
- Horn & Cantle – A classic Montana steakhouse serving locally sourced meats in a rustic, Old West-inspired setting.
- Riverhouse BBQ – A laid-back riverside venue known for smoked meats, craft beer, and live music.
Where to Play
Big Sky is an outdoor playground in every season. Winter brings legendary skiing and snowboarding, while summer and fall open the door to hiking, rafting, and wildlife viewing.
- Big Sky Resort – One of the largest ski resorts in the country, offering world-class skiing, snowboarding, summer mountain biking, and scenic lift rides.
- Ousel Falls Trail – A short, family-friendly hike leading to a scenic waterfall just minutes from Mountain Village.
- Gallatin River Rafting – Guided whitewater rafting and scenic float trips through one of Montana’s most picturesque river corridors.
Where to Relax
Big Sky isn’t just about action, it’s also a place to unwind. Quiet trails, open landscapes, and nearby hot springs make it easy to recharge between adventures.
- Chico Hot Springs (day trip) – A historic hot springs destination offering natural mineral pools and spa services in nearby Paradise Valley.
- Yoga at Big Sky Community Center – Drop-in yoga classes perfect for stretching and recovery after a day on the slopes or trails.
- Wildlife Viewing – Opportunities to spot elk, moose, bison, and bald eagles throughout the region, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Where to Stay
A comfortable home base makes all the difference in Big Sky, especially when you want space to relax and easy access to outdoor activities.
- Lake Condominiums at Big Sky – Spacious condo-style accommodations set in a peaceful mountain environment near Big Sky Resort.
- Fully Equipped Units – Features like full kitchens, cozy living areas, and private balconies make it easy to unwind after a day outside.
- Convenient Mountain Village Location – Close to ski lifts, trails, dining, and shopping while maintaining a quiet, scenic feel.
Why Big Sky Belongs on Your Travel List
Big Sky offers wide-open mountain scenery, uncrowded adventures, and an easygoing pace that’s hard to beat. Whether you’re skiing, hiking, or simply soaking in the views, staying at Lake Condominiums at Big Sky through RedWeek keeps you close to the action while giving you space to unwind. It’s a comfortable, convenient home base for experiencing one of Montana’s most memorable mountain destinations.