As Montana’s ski season continues with deep snow and ideal conditions, many resorts will stay open through early April, making it a perfect spring break destination for families and powder seekers alike.
Late-season storms followed by sunny bluebird days offer a unique blend of fresh snow and warmer temperatures.
This season has been exceptional, with Showdown Montana receiving five feet of snow in five days and Lookout Pass amassing over 18 feet at its summit.
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Whitefish Mountain Resort saw record holiday visitation, while Big Sky Resort debuted the world’s longest eight-passenger chairlift, Madison 8.
For après-ski relaxation, visitors can soak in natural hot springs like Jackson Hot Springs, Elkhorn Hot Springs, and Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort.
Spring events across the state add to the fun, including Lost Trail’s SmashLife Banked Slalom (March 8) and Big Sky Resort’s Closing Day Celebration (April 27).
For dedicated skiers, Beartooth Basin Summer Ski Area extends the season into summer, offering terrain for experienced riders through July, weather permitting.
Plan your Montana ski getaway at VISITMT.com.
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