Big Sky Resort in Montana 2008/2009 season
What’s new for the 2008/2009 season at Big Sky Resort in Montana
The beautiful Big Sky Resort, situated in the vast mountains in Montana, is already working to put their winter event calendar together for the 2008 / 2009 skiing season. The proposed opening day for the Big Sky Resort’s winter season is November 27, though this tentative date may change based on weather, and when the best levels of snow and freshest powder are expected. Holders of Big Sky Cards will be able to take advantage of Big Sky’s Free Ski Week beginning on November 30 of 2008 and continuing on until December 06 of that year. Anyone who has a frequency Sky Card, a mid-week pass or a 15x pass is allowed to enjoy this free week of skiing and snowboarding.
Sometime between December 1 and the last day of the year, Big Sky ski vacations will be celebrating RUST, Rails under the Stars. Here local sliders and riders will compete in a completely unique Rail Jam under the lights in the Resort’s plaza. The night will be finished by an incredible party, complete with fireworks.
The Big Sky Resort Hotels will open their doors for the first time on December 11, 2008, gearing up for the remainder of the winter season. Though plenty of activities will be held between this date and the end of the season, the only planned, organized activities that are scheduled so far are:
- Sno-Bar on January 17 of 2009
- Return of the Sno-Bar on January 24
- Dummy Jump on February 07.
- Free Ski from April 06 to April 12.
- Closing of the Season on April 12, 2009.
Montana Ski Resorts - Go Big!
Montana is one of the best states in the United States to go skiing. There are plenty of resorts to choose from, and no matter what type of skiing that you enjoy you will find a ski resort that is right for you.
If you enjoy the slow paced but physically exhilarating sport of cross country skiing, you can go to Bohart Ranch, Izaak Walton Mountain, Lost Trail Powder Mountain, or The Rendezvous Ski Trails. All four of these resorts are specially tailored towards cross country skiing and have beautiful scenery to look at.
Some of the other resorts that you will find in Montana are Big Mountain, Blacktail Mountain, Big Sky Resort, Bridger Bowl, Discovery, Basin, Great Divide Snowsports, Maverick Mountain, Montana Snowbowl, Moonlight Basin, Teton Pass Ski Area, Turner Mountain, and Yellowstone Club.
Montana is a beautiful place to go skiing or snowboarding, and you will find that you are having a great time with your family or friends. All of the staff at the resorts are very friendly and helpful, and you will find that the resorts have everything that you could need or want. The resorts are made so that you will find a trail that you can go down, no matter what your skiing level is, and if you have never skied, you can take lessons. So no matter where you are in terms of skiing and snowboarding, you will have a great time in Montana.