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Big Sky Resort Gives Free Skiing to Epic Pass Holders
Published on 2012-01-05
Colorado ski conditions have been far less than epic this season. In Montana, that’s not the case - with several large snowstorms and 3,050 acres open so far this season, Big Sky Resort has the best ski conditions and most open acres in the Rocky Mountains. With such good Montana conditions contrasting with Colorado’s distinct lack of snow, Big Sky Resort is spreading the love by inviting Epic Pass holders to ski for free throughout the month of January.“Big Sky has about twice the open acreage that Vail and Breckenridge do right now, plus we’ve had some great powder,” said Chad Jones, Big Sky Resort Public Relations Manager. “And with other Epic Pass resorts like Heavenly at under 200 acres, we decided to share the wealth. We’re a skier’s and rider’s mountain, and no one should miss out on good snow just because they live in Colorado or California.” The home of the Biggest Skiing in America, Big Sky Resort is currently open with 3,050 skiable acres, 4,350 vertical feet, and 100% of lifts running. From rolling groomers to chutes off of the Lone Peak Tram and Big Sky’s 5 new gladed runs, 131 out of Big Sky’s 155 named runs are currently open. This expansive open terrain combined with great conditions and holiday festivities drew skiers to hit the slopes in record numbers over the holidays this year. With an increase of nearly 15% in skier visits over same week in 2010, and an increase over the previous record season in 2007 as well, the 2011 holiday week proved to be a banner week for the Resort. Epic Pass holders are now able to take advantage of these great conditions and join in the fun throughout January: Big Sky Resort will honor Epic Passes by allowing holders to ski free for the duration of their stay when they book lodging with Big Sky Central Reservations and ask for the Epic Package. Big Sky Resort will extend the Bring a Buddy Coupon to holders as well, allowing friends in their reservation without Epic Passes to ski for $74/day. Big Sky Resort encourages all Rocky Mountain skiers to stop praying for snow, and just come find it. Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport offers 35 direct flights to and from Denver and 14 to and from San Francisco each week, as well as direct flights to and from eight other cities and hubs. Visit bigskyresort.com/epic or call Big Sky Central Reservations at 1-800-548-4486 for more information. |
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Big Sky Resort
1 Lone Mountain Trail
59716 Big Sky
Phone: +49(851)96610665
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Big Sky Resort
1 Lone Mountain Trail
59716 Big Sky
Phone: +49(851)96610665
Email: info@bigskyresort.com
www.bigskyresort.com
All articles in January 2012:
Sugar Bowl Resort & KidZone Museum Co-Host ‘Caboose Kickers’ Children’s Terrain Park Competition Series
Published on 16.01.2012
Sugar Bowl Resort has partnered with KidZone Museum to host four children’s terrain park competitions throughout the 2011/12 winter season.
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Published on 16.01.2012
Sugar Bowl Resort has partnered with KidZone Museum to host four children’s terrain park competitions throughout the 2011/12 winter season.
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Big Sky Resort Gives Free Skiing to Epic Pass Holders
Published on 05.01.2012
Colorado ski conditions have been far less than epic this season.
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Published on 05.01.2012
Colorado ski conditions have been far less than epic this season.
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Snowbird Hosts Freeride Avalanche Summit
Published on 02.01.2012
In an effort to promote safe travel in the backcountry, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort and the Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) are hosting the third annual Freeride Avalanche Summit, a unique blend of instruction that combines the expertise of industry-leading avalanche forecasters with the experience and influence of local, professional athletes.
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Published on 02.01.2012
In an effort to promote safe travel in the backcountry, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort and the Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) are hosting the third annual Freeride Avalanche Summit, a unique blend of instruction that combines the expertise of industry-leading avalanche forecasters with the experience and influence of local, professional athletes.
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