I last visited this US ski resort pre-COVID. I barely recognise it now
Big Sky, Montana, has transformed dramatically since pre-pandemic days, evolving from a laid-back ski destination into a luxury hotspot. High-end resorts like One&Only Moonlight Basin and a $620 million Montage Resort have opened, catering to wealthy travelers with upscale amenities and on-mountain accommodations. While the influx of luxury development changes the resort’s character, it remains accessible to all skiers, blending exclusivity with local inclusivity.
- ▪Big Sky now features the first One&Only Resort in the US, located on-mountain at Moonlight Basin.
- ▪A $400 million Montage Resort has opened, marking one of North America’s most exclusive luxury resort brands.
- ▪The resort remains open to the public, with venues like The Landing Restaurant welcoming locals and visitors alike.
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