Big Sky Resort Webcam, Montana

Local time02:40:48
Temperature0.4°C / 32.7°F
Broken Clouds
Humidity87%
Sunrise07:24
Sunset19:04

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About this webcam

Big Sky Resort webcam, showing the view from Everett’s 8800 restaurant, located in the breathtaking Madison Range of the Rocky Mountains in southwestern Montana, one of the largest and most sought-after ski resorts in the United States. Boasting over 5,800 acres (23.5 square kilometers) of diverse and expansive skiable terrain, the resort caters to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced enthusiasts.

The iconic Lone Peak, reaching an elevation of 11,166 feet (3,403 metes), provides challenging slopes and stunning panoramic views. Accessible from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, the resort offers a variety of lodging options, including hotels, condos, and vacation homes, accommodating different budgets and preferences. The Mountain Village, serving as the resort’s base area, features shops, restaurants, and amenities, creating a vibrant hub for visitors. Beyond winter sports, Big Sky Resort transforms into a year-round destination, offering activities such as mountain biking, ziplining, hiking, and golf during the summer months.

The resort hosts events and festivals throughout the year, adding to the lively atmosphere. Additionally, the proximity to Yellowstone National Park, with its West Entrance just an hour away, makes Big Sky Resort an ideal gateway for those eager to explore the wonders of the park. Whether seeking thrilling adventures on the slopes or enjoying the scenic beauty of the surrounding mountains, Big Sky Resort provides a comprehensive and memorable experience for individuals, families, and groups alike.

Three cameras now share this page: the Everett’s 8800 Cam, the Lone Peak Tram Cam and the Andesite Snow Stake. The third frames a marked measuring stake on Andesite Mountain, one of the peaks inside the resort, so fresh snowfall can be read at a glance through the winter. Before the first storms of the season the stake stands on bare ground, which is normal and not a fault with the camera.

Source: BigSkyResort

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