Ridgeline & Rest

Ski-in/ski-out access makes this Big Sky chalet one of the most convenient bases on the mountain. Back inside, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the great room with light and frame snowy ridgelines that seem close enough to touch, while two fireplaces keep the mood warm after a day on the trails. The private hot tub is where evenings tend to end, peaks glowing in the last of the light. Exclusive access to the resort lodge – with its pool, fitness centre, and private bar – rounds things off nicely.

Home truths:
* Construction is ongoing within Cascade Ridge year-round as the development continues to grow. You may encounter some noise or traffic delays on site during your stay.
* Bedroom six has a king-over-king bunk bed that will sleep four people at full occupancy. This room might be best suited to children.
* There is no air conditioning here, so summer stays will rely on natural ventilation and cooler mountain temperatures at altitude.
* Your host provides a starter set of essentials – soap, paper products, dish and laundry detergent, towels, and similar basics – but once these run out, you'll need to pick up replacements yourself. For a group of up to fourteen, it's worth stocking up early in the stay.
* Big Sky is a drive-to destination, so you'll want a car to reach restaurants, grocery shops, and any activities beyond the immediate resort.