Big Sky, Montana
Ridgeline Chalet
Ski-in, ski-out on the mountain in winter. Trails, rivers and Yellowstone in summer.
Ski out the back door to the lift. Sauna, hot tub and a fire when you get back.Trailheads up the road, the Gallatin River below and Yellowstone an hour away.
The house
Boots on at the door, first chair in five minutes
Ridgeline Chalet sits right on a green run above Mountain Village. Ski down to the lift in the morning and ski back to the boot room at the end of the day.
Inside: a timber great room with a two-story window, a stone fireplace, a big kitchen and five bedrooms with their own baths. Downstairs there is a sauna and a hot tub under the stars.
- True ski-in, ski-outA groomed run passes 40 feet from the boot room.
- Sauna and hot tubCedar sauna inside, eight-person hot tub outside.
- Heated boot roomBoot dryers, glove warmers and ski lockers.
- Year-roundHiking, fly fishing and Yellowstone in summer.
Room by room
Inside Ridgeline Chalet
Timber, stone and a lot of glass
A 22-foot ceiling, a dining table for twelve and a wall of windows that frames Lone Peak.
Where the day ends
A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, deep sofas and a big TV for the game.
Built for big breakfasts
A long island, two dishwashers, a six-burner range and a window over the sink that looks at the mountain.
Sauna, hot tub, repeat
A cedar sauna off the boot room and an eight-person hot tub on the lower deck.
Sleeping
Where everyone sleeps
- Summit suiteKing bedFireplace, soaking tub, mountain view
- Ridge roomKing bedEnsuite bath, balcony
- Pine roomQueen bedEnsuite bath
- Aspen roomTwo queen bedsEnsuite bath
- Bunk roomTwo twin-over-full bunksEnsuite bath, sleeps four
Amenities
What's here
Ski
- Ski-in, ski-out
- Heated boot room
- Boot and glove dryers
- Ski lockers
- Lift ticket pickup help
- Shuttle stop at the road
Relax
- Cedar sauna
- Eight-person hot tub
- Two fireplaces
- Game room with pool table
- Big-screen TV
- Fast Wi-Fi (1 Gbps)
Kitchen
- Six-burner range
- Two dishwashers
- Espresso machine
- Wine fridge
- Dining for twelve
- Gas grill
Good to know
- Heated driveway, 4WD recommended
- Garage parking for two cars
- No pets
- No parties or events
Book direct
Pick your dates
Rates from $1,150 a night. 4-night minimum. Book here and skip the service fee.
- WinterLate November to mid-April
Ski season. Christmas, Presidents Day and March book first.
- SummerJune to September
Wildflowers, trail runs, fly fishing and day trips to Yellowstone.
- ValueSpring and fall
Quiet, cheaper and beautiful. Some restaurants close for a few weeks.
Choose a check-in date, then a check-out date.
You won't be charged yet.
The area
Big Sky, our way
- Big Sky ResortSki out
Ski to the lift from the back door. The Ramcharger is the fastest way up.
- Lone Peak Tram15 min
For experts, or anyone who wants the view from 11,166 feet.
- Lone Mountain Ranch10 min
Groomed Nordic trails and a sleigh-ride dinner.
- Ousel Falls10 min
An easy snowshoe to a frozen waterfall.
- Beehive Basin10 min
Our favorite hike. Seven miles round trip to an alpine lake.
- Gallatin River15 min
Rafting and some of the best fly fishing in Montana.
- Yellowstone National Park1 hr
West Yellowstone entrance. Leave early for Old Faithful.
- Montana Jack5 min
Après on the deck at Mountain Village.
- Lotus Pad15 min
Thai food in Town Center. Everyone needs a night off from burgers.
- Horn and Cantle10 min
Steak dinner at Lone Mountain Ranch.
Reviews
4.98 from 97 stays
"Actually ski-in, ski-out, which is rare. We were on the first chair every day."
"Three families, five bedrooms, everyone had their own bath. The sauna after skiing is a must."
"Came in summer for Yellowstone and hiking. Beehive Basin was the highlight. The house was perfect."
"The boot room changed our lives. Warm, dry boots every morning."
"Hosts arranged a grocery delivery before we landed. Fire was ready when we walked in."
"Beautiful place and a great base for the whole area."
Your hosts
Hi, we're Ben and Erika
We have skied Big Sky for 20 years. Ben ran the ski school for a decade, so ask us anything about the mountain.
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Wi-Fi, check-in steps, how everything works and our favorite spots, all on one page. There's a QR card in the kitchen that opens it too.
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Good to know
Is it really ski-in, ski-out?
Yes. A groomed green run passes the boot room door and connects to the lift.
Do we need a 4WD car?
Recommended from December to March. The driveway is heated, the road is plowed early.
Can you help with lift tickets and rentals?
Yes. We send links for discounted tickets and a rental shop that delivers to the house.
How do we check in?
Keypad entry. Check-in is 4 p.m., checkout is 10 a.m.
Is there a minimum stay?
Four nights in winter, three in summer, seven over Christmas and New Year.
Get first pick of open dates
A few emails a year with open weeks and returning-guest rates. No spam.