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Montana ski resorts map

Every ski resort in Montana, from Big Sky to the small local hills, with the runs, lifts and heights of each side by side.

Montana ski resorts compared

#ResortNamed runsLiftsTopVertical
1Big Sky Resort3394511,161 ft4,347 ft
2Whitefish Mountain Resort121166,768 ft2,293 ft
3Great Divide Ski Area10967,198 ft1,398 ft
4Montana Snowbowl5867,533 ft2,539 ft
5Bridger Bowl56128,061 ft1,949 ft
6Red Lodge Mountain5279,377 ft2,293 ft
7Discovery Ski Area4688,156 ft2,444 ft
8Showdown3948,192 ft1,322 ft
9Teton Pass Ski Resort3937,096 ft909 ft
10Bear Paw Ski Bowl2725,846 ft869 ft
11Turner Mountain2515,948 ft2,093 ft

From OpenStreetMap and open elevation data, read September 2026. Top is the start of the highest mapped run; resorts count their own runs and heights in their own way.

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Good questions

How many ski resorts are there in Montana?

OpenStreetMap maps 11 ski areas in Montana well enough to print, counting linked areas once. There are more small hills and closed areas besides.

Which Montana resort has the most runs?

Big Sky Resort, with 339 named runs in OpenStreetMap.

Which Montana resort goes highest?

Big Sky Resort: its highest mapped run starts at about 11,161 ft.

Which has the biggest vertical?

Big Sky Resort, with about 4,347 ft from the top of its mapped runs to the bottom.

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