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THE LODGE AND BIG SKY:
During the Spring, Summer, and Fall The Mountain Inn offers a great home base for mountain recreation, from skiing,
snowboarding, Nordic skiing, whitewater rafting, fly fishing, mountain biking, hiking, horse back riding, sight seeing in
Yellowstone National Park... you get the picture!
ACTIVITIES & RECREATION:
[SUMMER]
FLY FISHING
Big Sky is known for the surrounding World-class fly fishing available in the nearby Gallatin River (10 minutes), Madison River (one hour drive) and Yellowstone River (1 1/2 hour drive). Whether you fish the rivers or small streams, you will see a variety of fish that includes Rainbow trout, Brown trout, Cut-throats, Mountain White Fish and Cut Bows. Guided fishing trips begin at 8 a.m. at the Fly Shop located on the Gallatin River. A day of wading streams or floating rivers is usually completed by returning to the Fly shop around 5-7 p.m. Remember, you must provide your social security # for fishing licenses.
For additional information on guided fly fishing, contact East Slope Anglers at the following phone: (406) 995-4369 or www.eastslopeanglers.com
WHITE WATER RAFTING
For an exciting outdoor adventure try Rafting through the rushing waters of the Gallatin River. Professional and experienced guides take groups through the mountainous wilderness for a trip to remember. Its a Rush!Half Day Trips depart at various times during the day. The trip lasts 2 – 2 1/2 hours on the river and 3 – 3 1/2 hours total. All gear is provided: life jacket, helmet, paddle, rain jacket. Available for rent are: wet suit ($7), booties ($4), wet suit and booties ($8).Transportation is usually provided.
For additional information on guided white water rafting, contact Geyser Whitewater Expeditions at 995-4989 or www.raftmontana.com.
[WINTER]
BACKCOUNTRY SKIING & SNOWBOARDING
Venture next door to Beehive Basin, Porcupine Creek or other parts of neighboring Gallatin National Forest, or tour
Yellowstone National Park. Stop in the local shops for area maps, advice on trails, rental equipment and updated
avalanche forecasts.
CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
Glide over 65 groomed kilometers of nationally ranked cross-country ski trails at Lone Mountain Ranch. Lessons, rentals
and guided tours are available. Or check out the Rendezvous Trails in West Yellowstone. |
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- Lone Mountain Ranch: (406) 995-4644
- Freeheel and Wheel: (406) 646-7744
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SNOWCAT SKIING
Access over 1,000 acres of terrain on the North Side of Lone Mountain. Half- and full- day trips available, averaging
up to 10,000 vertical feet of skiing and snowboarding.
- Montana Backcountry Adventures: (406) 995-3880
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Tour Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon or the groomed snowmobile trails of the local forest lands.
- Two Top Snowmobile: (406) 646-7802 or (800) 522-7802
- Rendezvous Snowmobile Rental 1-800-426-7669
STOCK YOUR ROOM
Call C&P Grocery in the mountain village for groceries and supplies at (406) 995-4376
CALENDAR/EVENTS
July
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July 4 – July 4th Celebration at the Park. Concert featuring Rob Quist and Great Northern followed by fireworks. Call the Arts Council of Big Sky at 406-995-2742 for more information.
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July 6 - Sunday Market at the Historic Crail Ranch. 12 pm showcasing a variety of arts and crafts by local artists. Live music by the Liberty String Band.
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July 10 – Free Concert at the Park aponsored by Arts Council of Big Sky – On the One – Jazz Funk from San Diego.
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July 13 - Kids at Historic Crail Ranch Games Day, 1 pm, an afternoon of old fashioned fun and games, co-sponsored by the Moms of Big Sky.
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July 14 - Big Brothers Big Sisters Celebrity Golf Tournament located at the Big Sky Golf Course.
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July 15 - Big Sky Community Food Festival, located at Bucks T-4, enjoy food and drinks from local restaurants. Call Bucks T-4 at 406-995-4111 for more information.
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July 19 and 20 - Colors of Kyrgyzstan, 10 am and 12 pm, located at the Historic Crail Ranch, trunk show of handmade woolen goods and crafts for Central Asia.
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July 24 - Free Concert at the Park sponsored by Arts Council of Big Sky. The Wailin’ Jenny’s from Vancouver, BC. Awarded Best Indie Acoustic CD of last year.
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July 26 - 5th Annual Quilt Show at 10 am. Located at the Historic Crail Ranch, featuring demonstrations, displays, and sale of quilt items.
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July 26 - Bozeman Syphony Pops, Concert at the Park, contact the Arts Counsil of Big Sky for more information.
- July 31 - Free Concert at the Park sponsored by Arts Council of Big Sky. Bozeman’s own Jeni Fleming Trio.
August
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August 7 - Free Concert at the Park sponsored by Arts Council of Big Sky. Spring Creek Bluegrass Band from Lyons, CO.
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August 9 - Historic Crail Ranch Bake Sale following the Country Fair Parade.
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August 9 - Country Fair, sponsored by the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce. Browse arts and crafts vendors, enjoy local live music, and taste local food.
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August 14 - Free Concert at the Park, sponsored by Arts Counsil of Big Sky. – Feast – Instrumental Rockin Celtic Band from Denver, CO
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August 17 - Community Appreciation Concert, 2 pm, located at the Historic Crail Ranch. Open Range Band will play western swing music of Bob Wills, Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, and others.
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August 26 - Pack your picnic basket and head to the Big Sky Community Park to enjoy Montana’s Shakespeare in the Park.
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August 29 - Big Sky Chili Cook-off.
To Be Announced – Mountains and Minds lecture series. Call (406) 994-2374.
Arts Council of Big Sky Concert Series. Thursday night FREE concerts throughout the summer. Call (406) 995-2742 to donate or for additional concert dates not listed above.
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BIG SKY SKI RESORT:
Big Sky Has always been recognized for it's gigantic network of trails, challenging runs, stunning views, terrain
parks and one of the best values in North America.
Besides defining the concept of spacious ski areas, Big Sky has been developing a number of terrain parks and trails
making snowboarding not just welcomed, but encouraged! For the experts, Big Sky has been adding great vertical steeps,
putting it in Skiing Magazine "Top 10 for Steeps".
For more information visit call 1-800-999-1111 |
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