Spring Apres Ski

Spring in Big Sky

April brings a delightful change of pace to Big Sky. While the heart of winter may be over, there's still plenty to experience. Don't sleep on this secret season -- See for yourself why its a favorite time among locals.

 

  

Hit the Slopes While the Sun Shines:  

Big Sky Resort stays open until late April.  If you're picturing warm sunny days and soft spring snow, then you're right place. With fewer crowds and amazing deals on lift tickets and lodging -- spring skiing is Big Sky's hidden gem.  

 

Spring Après Events:  

Embrace the longer days and celebrate the end of a fantastic ski day with Big Sky Resort's Spring Series Après events.  Live DJs will be spinning tunes every weekend. Grab your friends and let the good vibes flow as you dance away the afternoon.

  

Soak Your Cares Away:  

Treat yourself to some post-ski pampering at the Bozeman Hot Springs, located 36 miles North of Big Sky.  Unwind in their 12 different pools, each with varying temperatures ranging from 59 to 106 degrees. It's the perfect way to soothe your muscles and enjoy a little self-care indulgence.  

  

Discover Local Wildlife: 

Take a day trip to West Yellowstone and visit the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. Here, you'll learn about the creatures of the Yellowstone ecosystem including grizzly bears and wolves. This is a unique opportunity to connect and learn about Montana's wildlife.   

 

 

Expand your adventure: 

Fly Fishing: Spring is prime time for fly fishing in the Gallatin River and other Blue-Ribbon rivers near Big Sky. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a curious beginner, guided trips are available to cater to all skill levels. 

Hiking: Trails start opening during spring. A great opportunity for scenic hikes. Be prepared for a variety of weather and trail conditions, practice bear safety, and explore all the ways to tread lightly. 

Day Trip to Yellowstone National Park: The West entrance to Yellowstone is closed for the first couple of weeks in April.  Visitors can still access the park through the North entrance in Gardiner, MT (about 3 hours away from Big Sky).  Be prepared for changing weather conditions and plan your trip accordingly. 

  

 

With a slower pace and less crowds, Big Sky offers a fun and down-to-earth experience in April. Spring skiing, hot springs, and exploring Yellowstone - this season let's you create unforgettable Montana memories without the hustle and bustle. Don't miss out on Big Sky's springtime charm!