Ski Report for Big Sky Resort, Montana

Daily Ski Conditions for Big Sky Resort, Montana

Big Sky Resort in Montana is bustling with activity as spring skiing takes center stage The current snow depth at the base is 120 cm, while the summit boasts a generous 213 cm of snow. The last snowfall was on April 4, with no significant accumulation in the last 24 hours, but the period before saw some fresh powder, with 11 cm falling on March 31 at the base.

Right now, 39 of 40 lifts and 231 of 250 km of trails are open, offering an excellent skiing experience. The valley run is accessible, and cross-country enthusiasts will enjoy the 50 km of groomed trails. Current weather conditions see a freeze-thaw cycle, with valley temperatures ranging from 24°F to 43°F, ideal for spring skiing.

Looking ahead, the next five days will see varying conditions. Expect clear spells and cloudy skies with a chance of light snowfall. Temperatures will remain cool in the mornings, warming up during the day. Season total snowfall has been impressive, with Big Sky averaging 400 inches annually.

As the season winds down, some lifts and trails will close for construction. The Explorer lift closed on March 30 for the new gondola construction. Big Sky's Spring Series is in full swing, offering live performances and the return of the Pond Skim event every weekend in April. Whether you're a seasoned skier or just visiting, there's something for everyone at Big Sky Resort.

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