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See. Whitefish Mountain Resort Ski and snowboard in winter; golf, hike, bike, and zipline in summer. Glacier National Park Explore 735 miles of trails; a staging point for expeditions. Whitefish Lake Popular in summer for boating, with a state park and city beach.

Eat. The Boat Club Enjoy fine dining with spectacular views of Whitefish Lake. Tupelo's Savor a Cajun-themed menu for a unique dining experience. Whitefish Lake Restaurant Dine at the golf course for a standard selection of entrees.

Stay. The Lodge at Whitefish Lake Full-service resort with an outdoor pool, spa, marina, and private beach. Grouse Mountain Lodge Offers an indoor pool, driving range, tennis courts, and free shuttle to downtown. Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge Pet-friendly hotel with rooms and suites, including fireplaces and hot tubs.

Condé Nast TravelerJan 8, 2026

Is Montana's Wild Heart a Match for 'Aspenification?'

In the age of high-end ski chalets and rising costs of living, locals from Livingston to Whitefish are fighting to keep the spirit of their towns intact.

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 4, 2025

6 Best Montana Ski Resorts for Fun, Runs, and Après, Western Style

Opt for a Montana ski trip if you want fine powder, endless terrain, and less-crowded lifts.

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  • Whitefish Mountain ResortSight3,000 acres with 113 named trails, legendary tree skiing.
  • Buffalo CaféRestaurantGreat spot for breakfast, known for brioche French toast.
  • Markus Community MarketMarketHearty grab-and-go breakfast options.
  • Spotted Bear SpiritsRestaurantDowntown distillery mixing inventive cocktails for après.
  • Montana Tap HouseRestaurantNearly 60 craft beers on tap.
  • Tupelo GrilleRestaurantOffers riffs on Southern classics.
  • Indah SushiRestaurantServes unique maki rolls.
  • Latitude 48RestaurantFeatures locally-sourced ingredients and rustic charm.
  • Loula’s CaféRestaurantKnown for huckleberry pie.
  • Summit HouseRestaurant
  • Kintla LodgeHotel
  • Morning EagleHotel
  • Elsewhere
  • Montage Big SkyHotelBig Sky, United StatesLuxe option with cushy spa and gorgeous heated indoor pool.
  • Summit Pursuits clinicPlaceBig Sky, United StatesLed by Ski Hall-of-Famer Dan Egan for advanced-intermediate skiers.
  • Big CouloirTrailBig Sky, United StatesLegendary triple-black-diamond, 50-degree steep, 1,400-foot thrill.
  • Everett’s 8800RestaurantBig Sky, United StatesOn-mountain restaurant with panoramic views, upscale log cabin aesthetics.
  • The Peak’s ChophouseRestaurantBig Sky, United StatesIn the Summit Hotel, serves killer steaks.
  • M by The Alinea GroupRestaurantBig Sky, United StatesFour-month residency for 2025-2026 ski season.
  • The Umbrella barRestaurantBig Sky, United StatesOffers alfresco and cozy seating for craft beer and cocktails.
  • Montana Dinner YurtRestaurantBig Sky, United StatesSnowcat ride up mountain for family-style dinner in a yurt.
  • The Summit HotelHotelBig Sky, United StatesCrown jewel of slope-side lodging, contemporary ski culture design.
  • One&OnlyHotelBig Sky, United StatesFirst US location, features six restaurants and a private gondola.
  • Explorer GondolaSightBig Sky, United StatesDebuted December 2025, from base to Lone Peak Tram.
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Condé Nast TravelerNov 14, 2025

The Best Ski Resorts in the US and Canada: 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards

Whether you’re a groomer snob, powder hound, or après connoisseur, these ski resorts from Maine to British Columbia tick all the boxes.

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  • Summit HouseRestaurantRestaurant at 6,817 feet with panoramic views.
  • BierstubeRestaurantIconic spot to grab a pint.
  • S.N.O.W. BusPlaceFree shuttle service between the resort and downtown Whitefish.
  • Kintla LodgeHotelOffers ski-in/ski-out access.
  • Larch HouseHotelDowntown Whitefish's first boutique hotel.
  • Elsewhere
  • Kindred ResortHotelKeystone, United StatesNew ski-in/ski-out resort with private club, spa, and restaurants.
  • Ski Tip LodgeHotelKeystone, United StatesHistoric 1800s stagecoach stop B&B known for food and après.
  • Taos Ski ValleySightTaos, United StatesB-Corp certified resort with challenging terrain and family-friendly upgrades.
  • The BavarianRestaurantTaos, United StatesInstitution known for brats and German beers; hosts sleigh ride dinners.
  • Corner OfficeRestaurantTaos, United StatesNew natural wine bar.
  • Taos Pueblo UNESCO World Heritage SiteSightTaos, United StatesCultural attraction near the ski resort.
  • The BlakeHotelTaos, United StatesAdjacent to Lift 1, offers suites and condos with Southwestern art.
  • HeavenlySightSouth Lake Tahoe, United StatesResort with diverse terrain, Lake Tahoe views, and sunny days.
  • Heavenly VillageNeighborhoodSouth Lake Tahoe, United StatesLocated in South Lake Tahoe, surrounded by winter activities.
  • Basecamp South Lake TahoeHotelSouth Lake Tahoe, United StatesFour-minute walk to the gondola, offers bunks to luxe tents.
  • Zalanta Resort at the VillageHotelSouth Lake Tahoe, United StatesSteps from Heavenly Village, offers residence-style rooms.
  • PurgatorySightDurango, United StatesResort with steep tree skiing and wide-open cruisers.
  • Purgatory Snowcat AdventuresPlaceDurango, United StatesColorado's largest cat skiing operation with backcountry terrain.
  • Durango Hot SpringsSightDurango, United StatesNewly reimagined hot springs located south of Purgatory.
  • Purgatory LodgeHotelDurango, United StatesLocated at the base of Lift 1, offers condos and club amenities.
  • Camelback Mountain ResortSightTannersville, United StatesPoconos resort with large snow-tubing park and indoor water park.
  • Trail’s End Pub & GrilleRestaurantTannersville, United StatesSki-in/ski-out pub known for creative burgers and craft beer.
  • Alta VidaRestaurantTannersville, United StatesNew ski-in/ski-out Mexican eatery.
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