Going to Big Sky Moonlight Basin – Any ski tips?

Posted on 04. Feb, 2009 by admin in Skiing

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I’m an expert skier that enjoy steeps, moguls and glades. Going for 1-week in early March. What are your favorite trails, bowls, runs that I should try?

Is the Lone Peak Ticket (for access to both areas) worth the $89, or should I pick one resort each day at the cheaper rates? (Big Sky=$75; Moonlight=$51). The place looks too big ski both Big Sky and Moonligh in one day.

Any general tips for skiing the mountain?

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2 Comments

Jared L

06. Feb, 2009

yeah i would switch off with the 2 mountains because those are huge mountains jusy skis it like you would any other mountian and dont be afraid to go out of your confort zone

klaw2ulater

08. Feb, 2009

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