BIG SKY, MONTANA ~ Voted "7TH BEST SKI RESORT IN THE UNITED STATES" {Skiing Magazine/Readers' Choice Award}* 

   Nearby YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK ~ Ranked "2ND BEST WONDER OF THE WEST", surpassed only by Grand Canyon National Park {History Channel}, Called "AMERICA'S SARRANGHETTI" {Travel Channel}, & Hailed "AMERICA'S MOST SPECTACULAR NATIONAL PARK" {Town & Country Magazine} 

    Enjoy this Mini National Geographic Video about
Yellowstone National Park:  http://youtu.be/3iaSlZE-Wxs,

  This Great Song about Montana:  http://youtu.be/4PD30obmGnE,

   & This Informative Video about
Big Sky:  http://youtu.be/V5IHykuKpwc

 This lovely, sunny, completely remodeled and professionally decorated (in a mountain theme), corner, ground-level getaway is located in the fabulous ski resort town of Big Sky, just outside Yellowstone National Park.  The Park entrance is approximately 15 minutes away.  Big Sky is mid-way between West Yellowstone and Bozeman (breathtaking 45 minute drive to each.)  The property is nestled in the heart of a quiet and serene golf course community within the upscale, residential neighborhood known as Meadow Village. Many of the locals' favorite hot-spots at the Big Sky Town Center ~ cafes, restaurants (LotusPadBigSky.com), shopping, groceries (HungryMoose.com), etc. ~ are an easy stroll away.  The Meadow Village, at the base of Lone Peak Mountain, is commonly regarded as being considerably more desirable than the remote, expensive, crowded, and noisy Mountain Village at Big Sky Resort where conventions are regularly held at one of its large hotels during the winter.  And during the summer, the Mountain Village is practically a "ghost town" since it has very little to offer then.  Also, since the lower elevation of the Meadow Village has about 60% less snowpack than the Mountain Village, it offers a milder climate with earlier springs, later falls, and a longer summer season, resulting in more year-round recreational opportunities!!

Cozy and charming, this property sports a vaulted and beamed ceiling, fully-equipped kitchen (including dishwasher, disposal, microwave, blender, mixer, pancake griddle, coffee maker, coffee grinder, Brita pitcher water filtration system, dishes, utensils, cooking spices, etc.), stone fireplace (with COMPLIMENTARY firewood), and redwood deck with furniture, outdoor fireplace, and two locked storage sheds for skis and other gear. Both the master bedroom (with door lock) and loft have a queen-size bed, and the chalet-style living room has a comfortable, queen-size sleeper sofa. There is also a brand-new, deluxe "Pack 'n Play" full-size bassinet/playard/changing station (Graco "Kira" model) available for baby.  All three main rooms have SATELLITE television (cable TV constantly goes out in this area and for extended periods of time!)  Every window has at least one shade so that each room has complete privacy.  Abundant linens and towels are provided. This property also offers a pretty, lush, green yard that is dotted with fragrant pine trees, only steps away from the indoor swim center (large/heated pool, hot tub, sauna, locker rooms with additional bathrooms), heated laundry room, 18-hole Arnold Palmer designed championship golf course, and parking area. A swimming pool is a must in the summer (especially for the kids) and a hot tub is a must in the winter (great for apres ski.) No other property within the complex is situated closer to the swim center and laundry room!     

 This winter playground opens Thanksgiving weekend and stays open through April 24th.  Big Sky's award-winning ski school will get beginners on the slopes (6 miles/less than 10 minutes away) quickly.  Beginner, intermediate, and advanced skiers will all enjoy incredible skiing on majestic Lone Mountain.  It boasts 3,812 acres of lift-accessed ski-able terrain with over 150 named ski runs covering 85 miles, and an awesome 4,350 foot vertical drop (nation's second largest.) Neighboring Moonlight Basin, on the north face of Lone Mountain, is the first new destination ski resort to open in more than twenty years! It features Montana's only high-speed, six passenger chair lift and serves a growing trail network of 76 runs on 1,900 acres of terrain. Both ski resorts are the best-kept secret of the Rockies since they have perfect powder and virtually no lift lines!! Big Sky and Moonlight now offer the Lone Peak Pass, allowing visitors to ski freely between the two resorts (with 5,512 acres of in-bounds ski-able terrain) for the "Biggest Skiing in America".    

  *Press Release . . . Big Sky is #1 Favorite Resort in North America 
BIG SKY, Montana — Big Sky is celebrating this week after being presented with an outstanding mark of distinction. Users of the Web site OnTheSnow.com voted Big Sky as North America's Favorite Resort in the Overall category of their Visitors Choice Awards.  OnTheSnow.com is the Internet snow reporting Web site for the Mountain News Corporation.  Mountain News has been doing radio snow reports for over 40 years; they are the #1 Web site for snow reporting on the information superhighway.  On the Web site, skiers and snowboarders can write reviews of resorts that they have visited and are also asked to rank them in five categories: Most Family-friendly, Best Nightlife, Best Downhill Terrain, Best Terrain Park and, the most sought-after, Overall Favorite. Big Sky won the highest accolade of Overall favorite, whilst also receiving many mentions on the Web site for other categories.  

The Resort also persistently ranks as the #1 favorite resort in Montana.  OnTheSnow.com attracts 1.2 million unique visitors each month during the winter, so an award such as this truly is a prestigious honor. It shows that a large number of people across the country, and indeed the world, genuinely feel that Big Sky Resort offers the best there is out there in terms of an overall top-notch ski vacation.  Reviews on the Web site consistently repeat phrases such as, ‘lift lines are non-existent' and, ‘great snow and terrain', highlighting that what Big Sky has to offer really is what people are looking for.  Comments of ‘Big Sky is great' or, ‘best snow and terrain in North America' are not uncommon.

 This exposure will be great for the future of both the Resort and the general community, as not only does it indicate that people will keep returning to Big Sky year after year, but it will also highlight to prospective guests that they can count on a great vacation if they decide to visit here.  We are all very excited that so many of our guests love Big Sky and are willing to tell the world about it", says Lyndsey Kiland, a member of the Resort's marketing team who collected the award. “It's a great tribute to all the hard work everyone has put in this winter and really shows what we can achieve when we strive to be the best."

*{CAUTION:  Be careful to only rent from a licensed/regulated property owner/manager. Some are charging their guests taxes while not licensed by the State of Montana. Therefore, they are not submitting the tax monies collected to the state and are "pocketing" them instead. This is a crime. It is also a crime NOT to charge taxes there. Always check the owner's/manager's Web site for their Montana license number. If it is not posted, ASK for it or call Jeff in the Dept. of Revenue directly at (406) 444-5421 to make sure they are legitimately doing business. This is for your own protection. Our license number is 4007564-002-LFT.}

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This property is brand new with 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and breathtaking views of Lone Peak. It has a convenient location just over a mile from the lifts and close to Yellowstone.

This home has all the character and comfort of a proper mountain top hideaway and the amenities of a 5 star resort.

Relax in warmly painted rooms with comfy leather sofas and western antiques. A 6 person hot tub on one of the decks and a steam shower in the master bath await you after a long day on the mountain or just enjoying all that Montana has to offer.

The family room and all the bedrooms have flat screen, wall mounted televisions with direct TV. The property is equipped with a game station and a DVD player to occupy children big and small. Highchairs and cribs are provided for little ones.

Child care is available on the mountain, and our concierge service can assist with all your needs both prior to and upon your arrival.

Make this hideaway the place for your new memories. Alpenglow Unit 33D.

Fun in the Sun! Family Time! Your very own Log Lake Home for the Week or a couple nights. Wake to the the sound of loons flying over the lake. All kitchen cooking and serving needs as well as bed and bath linen, toaster, coffee maker, TV and VCR player provided.

Summer Rates: Our summer rates are $160/night for 2 nights, $150/night for 3-4 nights and $140/night for 5 nights or more ($30 maintenance fee per stay -not per night)--$200 deposit (refunded when cabin left clean, no damages and key returned)

*Email for our spring specials and list of things to do in the area!

Spring Prices: $130/night for 2 nights, $120/night for 3-4 nights, $110/night for 5 nights or more (maintenance fee waived)--$200 deposit (refunded when cabin left clean, no damages and key returned)

Best source of contact--Email---I check my email daily. If you can't email then you may call after 3PM until 7PM.

Just 45 min. from Kalispell-- 25-30 min. from Libby. Only well behaved pets are welcome.

Northwest Montana is an extensive mountainous area on the west side of the Continental Divide in the far northwest corner of Montana bordering Canada to the north and Idaho to the west. The state department of tourism calls this "Glacier Country". Our cabin is centrally located between two of the most popular travel destinations of the Pacific Northwest, Glacier National Park and Kootenai Falls where movie "The River Wild" was filmed.

You will find outstanding travel and recreational opportunities throughout the region including horse packing, llama rides, trail rides, wagon trains, bicycling, hiking, backpacking, trout fishing, big game hunting, whitewater rafting, downhill skiing and cross-country skiing.  Northwest Montana's many attractions include, in addition to it's wildlife and natural wonders, many community festivals, rodeos, Native American Pow-wows, antique shops, and museums.   The area is known for active art communities where you may visit many artists' and potters' studios and galleries.