Big Sky is a gorgeous resort community that sits nestled in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. Not only is it one of the country’s top skiing destinations, it’s surrounded by stunning nature in every direction.

Needless to say, Big Sky Resort is a coveted vacation spot for many Montanans and tourists alike. From the local winter snow sports to the summer hikes, there’s something for everyone here in any season. And if your favorite hobby is eating delicious food, you’re in luck—this place is a foodie’s paradise.

Big Sky Resort sees about 400 inches of powder fall on its 5,850 acres of skiable acres each year.

Big Sky Resort / Facebook This world-class skiing destination is as fun for beginners as it is for professionals (we promise).

The resort takes up the entire community and includes a series of lodging options, like the Huntley Lodge (pictured here) and the Summit Hotel.

Big Sky Resort There are also some fantastic group vacation rental options.

The Big Sky Mountain Village is the main gathering area, which features shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Management / TripAdvisor This is where you’ll find the majority of the restaurants, bakeries, bars, and cafes.

Chet’s Bar & Grill is an inviting family-friendly tavern that serves a “uniquely Montana menu.”

Big Sky Resort This means classic American pub food like chicken wings and pulled pork sandwiches. The bison chili here is to die for, especially after a long day of skiing.

Everett’s 8800 sits at the top of Andesite Mountain, allowing guests to experience Lone Peak in a whole new way.

Everett’s 8800 / Googl Talk about an elevated dining experience.

Westward Social serves winter salads and comfort foods like cheesy crab dip and bison tartar.

Big Sky Resort / Facebook Between the tasty food menu and the craft cocktails, this is the go-to spot for apres ski.

Peaks is a chophouse that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily.

Peaks Restaurant / Google Located on the terrace level of the Summit Hotel, this place is quite the hot spot, so make a reservation before you go.

And if you find Vista Hall, you’ve officially hit the jackpot.

Big Sky Resort With expansive indoor and outdoor seating, this elegant dining hall is home to stone-fired pizza, sushi, poke, ramen, Vista Bar, and a taqueria, just to name a few.

At Big Sky Resort, you’ll have well over a dozen dining options, not to mention plenty of coffee shops and bars to choose from. If you come to this village solely to eat like royalty, no one will blame you.

Big Sky Resort / Facebook

This world-class skiing destination is as fun for beginners as it is for professionals (we promise).

Big Sky Resort

There are also some fantastic group vacation rental options.

Management / TripAdvisor

This is where you’ll find the majority of the restaurants, bakeries, bars, and cafes.

This means classic American pub food like chicken wings and pulled pork sandwiches. The bison chili here is to die for, especially after a long day of skiing.

Everett’s 8800 / Googl

Talk about an elevated dining experience.

Between the tasty food menu and the craft cocktails, this is the go-to spot for apres ski.

Peaks Restaurant / Google

Located on the terrace level of the Summit Hotel, this place is quite the hot spot, so make a reservation before you go.

With expansive indoor and outdoor seating, this elegant dining hall is home to stone-fired pizza, sushi, poke, ramen, Vista Bar, and a taqueria, just to name a few.

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Address: 50 Big Sky Resort Rd, Big Sky, MT 59716, USA