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Highest Ski Resorts in Montana

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Big Sky Resort
96 of 323 trails open
Top Station 3,403.4 m
Base Station 2,072.6 m
Drop 1,330.8 m
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Bridger Bowl Ski Area
Resort closed
Top Station 2,651.8 m
Base Station 1,859.3 m
Drop 792.5 m
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Maverick Mountain Ski Area
Resort closed
Top Station 2,596.9 m
Base Station 1,981.2 m
Drop 615.7 m
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Showdown Ski Area
Resort closed
Top Station 2,499.4 m
Base Station 2,072.6 m
Drop 426.7 m
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Lost Trail Powder Mountain
Resort closed
Top Station 2,499.4 m
Base Station 1,950.7 m
Drop 548.6 m
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Discovery Basin Ski Area
1 of 67 trails open
Top Station 2,484.1 m
Base Station 1,758.7 m
Drop 725.4 m
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Montana Snowbowl
Not specified
Top Station 2,316.5 m
Base Station 1,524 m
Drop 792.5 m
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Great Divide Ski Area
Resort closed
Top Station 2,233.9 m
Base Station 1,752.6 m
Drop 481.3 m
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Teton Pass Ski Resort
Not specified
Top Station 2,194.6 m
Base Station 1,886.4 m
Drop 308.2 m
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Whitefish Mountain Resort
Resort closed
Top Station 2,077.5 m
Base Station 1,360.6 m
Drop 716.9 m
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Blacktail Mountain Ski Area
Resort closed
Top Station 2,034.5 m
Base Station 1,595.6 m
Drop 438.9 m
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Turner Mountain
Resort closed
Top Station 1,814 m
Base Station 1,171 m
Drop 643 m
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Lookout Pass
Not specified
Top Station 1,722.1 m
Base Station 1,371.6 m
Drop 350.5 m
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Bear Paw Ski Bowl
Resort closed
Top Station 1,600 m
Base Station 1,280 m
Drop 320 m
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Highest Ski Resorts in Montana

The highest altitude resort in Montana is Big Sky Resort with its base at 2,073 m and the highest lifted point at 3,403 m. All 14 ski resorts are ranked by the following criteria:
  • Base elevation
  • Summit elevation
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