A steep ski line in Lone Lake Cirque
One of the largest playgrounds for outdoor adventurers in the United States awaits you in southwestern Montana.
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Big Sky Ski Resort, Montana, has a whopping 5,850 acres of skiable terrain, 400 inches of annual snowfall, and 4,350 vertical feet. With 60 percent of its terrain fit for advanced/expert skiers, Big Sky is serious skiing.
Navigate windswept ridges and descend steep, technical sidecountry chutes with this selection of routes. Freeriding around Big Sky is a guaranteed adventure. You’ll need to be fully prepared with a beacon, shovel, and probe, and sign in with ski patrol before setting out.
Sources: https://www.outsideonline.com/1929101/why-serious-skiers-need-visit-big-sky-montana
A steep ski line in Lone Lake Cirque
Steep technical side country chutes.
The farthest and shortest line in Lone Lake is clean, steep, and fun
A steep ski line above a no fall zone
While not as secret as the name suggests, this ramp offers good snow and fun turns.
Ridge line with multiple lines and cliffs.
A popular descent in Cornrows section of the Lone Lake Cirque
A beautiful back country ski on the south side of Lone Mountain.
The classic of Lone Lake Cirque.
An amazing upper section, with a rarely skiable lower section.
A short variation of Headwaters Bowl
Similar to 3rd Gully, but more exposed.
A rarely open short steep chute on the east face.
A tricky line that isn't always open.
The most tame of the bunch in Gullies 4-6