NEWS + MEDIA

  • How to Make the Most of the Upcoming Ski Season in the U.S.

    Finding great, uncrowded skiing in North America can challenging, but it's definitely still out there.

  • Top 10 Golf Courses in Montana: Where to Play Next?

    Out of all the places I’ve played, Montana seems to offer the most variety.

  • Montage Big Sky Debuts New Mountain Homes In Time For Ski Season

    Montage Big Sky announces its new collection of signature Mountain Homes as an expansion of its residential portfolio.

  • 10 best luxury wedding venues in Montana

  • Local News‘Now I have my home’

    Tenants say RiverView is a blessing—she was on the verge of tears describing the moment she moved in.

  • 'Overwhelming support': Property-owner funded fire station in Big Sky

    Big Sky might soon be getting another fire station as the Gallatin County Commission granted preliminary approval for the property owners of the Spanish Peaks neighborhood…

  • Gallatin Co. Commission gives green light for new fire station in Big Sky

    The Gallatin County Commission unanimously approved a Rural Improvement District to green light the construction of a fire station that’ll benefit residents…

  • Record-high $170K raised for Montana Hope Project at Yellowstone Club golf event

    Montana Hope Project, which works to fulfill the dreams and wishes of Montana children suffering from a terminal, critical, or chronic illness.

  • Big Sky coat drive open until Nov. 30

    The 2024 Big Sky Collaborative Coat Drive launched on Tuesday, Oct. 15, collecting lightly worn, clean and warm coats until Nov. 30.

  • Adventure Travel Is Booming Among Middle-Aged Women

    Women make up over half of the bookings with adventure travel companies, according to data from the Adventure Travel Trade Association

  • The Private Equity Firm Betting Big On Big Sky, Montana

  • A three day Halloween celebration presented by Lone Mountain Land Co. & Big Sky Real Estate

  • Montana requests federal funding to make U.S. 191 safer for wildlife

    The Montana Department of Transportation’s $26 million proposal aims to bring down wildlife collision rates on one of the state’s busiest highways.

  • Montana Hope Project grants wishes for kids with critical illnesses

    The Montana Highway Patrol began the Montana Hope Project in 1984, granting wishes to children battling critical illnesses across the state.

  • Hiking in Big Sky, Montana, brings endless peaks, waterfalls, and more

    Big Sky, Montana, is a destination replete with alpine wildflower meadows, blue-ribbon trout streams, backcountry hikes, and…

  • Inside The World’s Most Exclusive Club

  • Living the Experience

    The physical characteristics of a residence are important…

  • Community Briefs: Fundraisers, blood drive and more

    The Association of Montana Troopers’ Montana Hope Project nonprofit organization, which grants wishes for critically ill Montana children, raised almost $170,000 at a charity golf…

  • Cold Smoke: Affordable housing development in the works for Big Sky workers

    Gallatin County commissioners voted unanimously to approve the zone map amendment in mid-September.

  • Making it in Big Sky: Thad Beaty

    Thad Beaty, the former guitarist and backup vocalist for the country music band Sugarland, has made his mark in Big Sky. 

  • Community Housing Trust projects help address affordable housing need in Big Sky

    Like many other places in the Gallatin Valley, there is a shortage of affordable housing in Big Sky, creating a challenge for the growing community.

  • First responders save 'One&Only' resort

    A massive fire is what Kevin witnessed Thursday night, at a project he’s been working on for nearly six years…

  • Gallatin Commission Advances Big Sky Affordable Housing Development

  • Why Autumn Is The Perfect Time To Visit Big Sky, Montana

    Burrowed in Montana’s Madison Mountain range, near Yellowstone National Park’s northwestern border, Big Sky is year-round destination…

  • Housing: Cold Smoke advances with approval of zone map amendment

    On Sept. 12, the Gallatin County Commission voted unanimously to approve a zone map amendment in Big Sky submitted by the nonprofit Big Sky Community Housing Trust

  • Local real estate collective donates $80K to nonprofits BSCO, CLLC

    The Big Sky Real Estate Collective committed in June to donate $50,000 to the local nonprofit Big Sky Community Organization…

  • Big Sky One, in Montana

    Big Sky One, Montana renovation project, Modern MT residence, American architecture.

  • Gallatin County, MT, Commissioners Vote Unanimously to Approve Zone Map Amendment in Big Sky for Affordable Housing Development

    ‘The Housing Trust is excited to keep moving forward on this critical part of Big Sky’s housing solution,’

  • Kerzner announces two new openings

    One&Only Moonlight Basin will be the first-ever One&Only resort in the United States and the brand’s first mountain resort.

  • Gallatin Valley Irrigators: Big Sky recycled snowmaking is good for the land and Montana agriculture

    This project wouldn’t have happened without collaboration. We applaud the Yellowstone Club for their leadership and investment in making this a reality that other ski areas can follow.

  • 6 Guided Tours to Take with Younger Travelers

    Guided Big Sky Wonders…

  • BSRAD discusses funding for $750M capital improvement plan

    Although upwards of $750 million is quite a sum of money to come up with in 10 years, the Big Sky community won’t be on the hook for all of it.  

  • Wildlife education trailer in Big Sky offers hands-on training

    The folks at Wild Big Sky are using their wildlife education trailer to teach people how to manage those tricky situations.

  • AI-powered camera on Lone Mountain detects wildfire, supports quick response

    A lightning strike was the likely cause of a small fire on Monday evening, Aug. 12, just west of

  • More homes, parks, trails in the works for Big Sky

    A project calling for 26 single family homes with open space and parkland is planned for an area along Bobsled Trail north of the intersection with Spruce Cone Drive in Big Sky

  • How Big Sky, Montana Became The Hottest New Mountain Town

    The stars of Montana’s Big Sky are shining brighter than ever. After gaining significant buzz in the last decade with increased non-stop air service to the area…

  • Tom Weiskopf’s final design opens at Spanish Peaks Mountain Club

    On July 1, Spanish Peaks Mountain Club opened its new Tom’s 10 golf course, designer and 2024 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee Tom Weiskopf’s final contribution to the sport…

  • Club People on the Move: July 4-17 (Sir Nick Faldo)

    Recent industry hires and promotions include new General Managers at Trout National…

  • Big Sky’s Newest Luxury Resort Opening Next Year

    Forbes reports that the One&Only Moonlight Basin Hotel is on track to open next year. 

  • Big Sky Resort will Soon Welcome One&Only Moonlight Basin

    Big Sky, Montana is aptly named. The famed ski resort offer skiers and snowboarders not only 5,800 acres of world-class terrain…

  • 5 Ways to Explore 'Real' Montana and its National Parks

    These days, when people say “Yellowstone,” you can’t be sure that they’re talking about America’s first national park.

  • Big Sky aims to limit the impacts of growth with upgraded wastewater system

    While proponents say the $50 million project will protect the area’s watershed, others remain concerned by the effects of rapid development.

  • Jeremy Wdowiak (’17), Comfort in the Uncomfortable

    Offers this advice for career success and growth in the field of RPTM: “Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

  • Montana resort will use wastewater to make snow

    The Spanish Peaks Mountain Club, located in Big Sky, Montana, is looking to turn wastewater into snow for their mountain, making it the second ski area in Montana to do so. 

  • Songs From The Sky

    A songwriter’s workshop brings the soul of country music to the Big Sky community for a four-day event in its inaugural year

  • Lone Mountain Land Company talks Town Center plans, concepts

    Lone Mountain Land Company, owner and developer of Big Sky Town Center, unveiled development plans for the area’s remaining land during a public forum on April 2.

  • Guest column: A Montana-driven solution to access in the Crazy Mountains

    As a third-generation cattle rancher and a former three-term Senate member of the Montana Legislature, I have seen firsthand the power of Montanans rolling up their sleeves and working collaboratively to achieve a common goal.

  • Loren Bough moves on from Big Sky school board after 14 years

    Loren Bough moves on from Big Sky school board after 14 years Avatar photo Published 1 month ago on April 22, 2024 Posted By Jack Reaney Board Chair Loren Bough smiles to a standing ovation after 14 years of school board service, and 20 years supporting education in Big Sky.

  • Give Big Gallatin Valley to support over 200 nonprofits across Bzeman, Big Sky and beyond

    Give Big Gallatin Valley, an annual effort to rally donations for Gallatin County’s numerous nonprofits, is taking place May 2 and 3. In its 10th year, Give Big, produced by One Valley Community Foundation and …

  • Avalanche K9 Dogs - Regional Training at The Yellowstone Club, MT

    The Yellowstone Club, Montana, hosted a regional avalanche rescue dog training led by Colorado Rapid Avalanche Deployment’s (C-RAD) founding member John Reller at the end of March.

  • RiverView Apartments to take first occupants for summer

    Two Big Sky Community Housing Trust buildings will open first, five Lone Mountain Land Company buildings plan to open in fall.

  • PSIA-AASI Announces 2024-28 National Team!

    The Professional Ski Instructors of America and the American Association of Snowboard Instructors (PSIA-AASI) announced its 2024-28 National Team

  • Making it in Big Sky, Community Member Spotlight: Kevin Germain

    Kevin Germain has been an integral part of Moonlight Basin’s development journey, overseeing its master planning and spearheading innovative sustainability initiatives for 20+ years.

  • SKIING: Big Sky

    Located in one of America’s most picturesque and remote states, Big Sky Resort in Montana is all about space, vertical feet, world-class hospitality and the opportunity to get up close to nature…

  • The US ski resort set to rival Aspen and Jackson Hole

    The US ski resort set to rival Aspen and Jackson Hole.

  • Experience the Majesty of Big Sky with Your Four-Legged Best Friend

    These Big Sky accommodations welcome your dog along for the adventure. From cozy mountain lodges to luxury alpine homes, these are the best dog friendly places to stay in Big Sky.

  • Two Developers Share Their Opinions of Modular

    C.J. Myrick, senior construction manager at Lone Mountain Land Company, were interviewed about modular construction.

  • Forbes Travel Guide’s 2024 Star Award Winners

    The 66th annual hospitality awards celebrate the world’s best hotels, spas, restaurants and ocean cruises.

  • Great Escapes: Big Sky’s Soaring Arrival on the Luxury Ski Scene

    Big Sky Resort is the third largest ski resort in North America and offers more than 5,850 acres of skiable terrain and 39 lifts.

  • County commission approves new employee housing in Big Sky

    The Powder Light Subdivision will soon have an additional third residential building to ease the demand for affordable employee housing within Big Sky.

  • PODCAST - Sam Byrne

    Sam Byrne is the Managing Partner and founder of CrossHarbor Capital Partners, a leading real estate firm with a multi-strategy platform across property type, geography, and capital structure that manages $7 billion and has put to work $28 billion across 350 transactions.

  • The Best Times to Visit Montana

    These are the best times to go to Montana for Beautiful Weather, Lower Prices, and Fewer Crowds

  • Big Sky to host attainable housing summit for leaders across Mountain West

    Regional leaders in affordable workforce housing will convene in Big Sky at The Wilson Hotel next week to share ideas and housing solutions.

  • Town Center continues to grow and evolve

    Business notes, culture and future development from the young Big Sky hub.

  • Ask Lone Mountain Land Company...

    Last summer LMLC had a farmer’s market booth collecting feedback from the community for Town Center.

  • Bikers praise new Mountain to Meadow bike trail

    Big Sky’s Mountain to Meadow single-track biking trail has been rerouted to include a public access easement for permanent community use—and some new features.

  • MSU moves forward with lease for on-campus hotel

    The Montana Board of Regents in May approved MSU’s request to enter into a ground lease agreement with Cross Harbor Capital and its development arm, Lone Mountain Land Company.

  • Big Sky leaders to teach hands-on wildlife safety

    ‘Mobile wildlife education center’ to inform visitors, residents and workers about local wildlife, and backcountry safety.

  • New deed-restricted workforce housing

    On Thursday, Feb. 16, more than 100 tenants will move into the westernmost quarter of Powder Light, bringing the 48-unit complex to full occupancy. The modular-unit apartments were constructed and furnished offsite as modular units by BuildingWorks Nashua in Boise, and assembled onsite in 2021 by Langlas and Associates.

  • Workforce housing

    Workforce housing: RiverView close to breaking ground

    In the final week of October, the Big Sky Owners Association and involved parties reached an agreement to transfer a 1990s easement that had delayed construction on a federally funded apartment complex.

  • Big Sky housing: Challenge to fill “the missing middle”

    Big Sky’s leadership gap is tied to its housing gap, which the RiverView development aims to bridge.

  • Spanish Peaks Forbes

    Top Private Ski Clubs

    In the world of luxury travel, the magic word has long been “private,” whether dining in an exclusive private dining room, flying private, or making a safari a trip just for family and friends. Now add to that the private ski club.

  • Housing

    Big Sky housing: Challenge to fill “the missing middle”

    Community powers are collaborating to create a feasible path from entry-level employment to middle management, to property ownership and community leadership.

  • Fire detected off of Lone Peak using radar detection system.

    Big Sky, Big Data: Mont. Area Pilots AI for Wildfire Defense

    The Big Sky Fire Department, located in the community of Big Sky, Mont., is testing out Pano's AI wildfire detection technology to help increase fire visibility and improve response efforts.

  • Big Sky, MT

    Over Aspen? Here Are Five Trending Ski Towns With a Little Less Sticker Shock

    Though Aspen is known more “for chic couture shopping, and skiing maybe second, Big Sky still feels like the authentic mountain West,” said Martha Johnson, founding broker and vice president of sales at The Big Sky Real Estate Co.

  • Big Sky skiing

    Why Big Sky Is Your Top Ski Vacation Destination This Winter

    Despite a wealth of good press and continuous coverage as “the next big thing” in skiing, Big Sky Resort has managed to remain ahead of the curve on the ills that plague many competitors for two main reasons.

  • LMLC Makes Investment in Solar Panels on New Workforce Housing Buildings

    (LMLC), the parent company to Moonlight Basin and Spanish Peaks Mountain Club, is making a sizable investment to install energy-saving solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on several of its new workforce housing buildings in Big Sky.

  • Morningstar

    Lone Mountain Land Company adds $100,000 to state grant

    Morningstar Learning Center, the only full-time, year-round child-care facility in Big Sky, was recently awarded over half a million dollars intended to support the expansion of child care availability for Montana families.

  • Wilson Hotel

    The Wilson Hotel serves as a base camp for adventure

    Set on the edge of Yellowstone in Big Sky, Montana, The Wilson Hotel serves as a base camp for adventure.

  • Town Center

    Lone Mountain Land Company acquires Town Center

    Local developer Lone Mountain Land Company acquired the remaining undeveloped residential and commercial land in the Town Center.

  • Montage Big Sky

    Big Sky, Montana, is a winter sports mecca — and it just got its first luxury ski-in/ski-out resort

    Southwest Montana has long attracted skiers and snowboarders; now, with the arrival of the ski-in/ski-out destination Montage Big Sky, which started welcoming guests near the Spanish Peaks and Big Sky Resort’s mountain village last month.

  • Additional Workforce Housing on the Horizon

    At least an additional 90 rental units for Big Sky’s workforce may soon exist on Highway 64. Details are being hashed out between the nonprofit Big Sky Community Housing Trust (BSCHT) and Lone Mountain Land Company (LMLC) for a rental development that will also include dorm style units.

  • One&Only

    A New Luxury Hotel Is Coming to Big Sky, Montana

    On Feb. 2, 2022, Lone Mountain Land Company and Kerzner International Holdings Limited announced plans for One&Only Moonlight Basin in Big Sky, Montana, which will become the first One&Only resort and residential community in the United States when it opens its doors in 2024.

  • Jack Creek

    Jack Creek Road evacuation project underway in Big Sky

    Work on the Jack Creek Road Evacuation Project is underway to make it a better evacuation route for the western side of Big Sky.

  • nonprofits

    Lone Mountain Land Company to provide space for nonprofits to occupy

    Lone Mountain Land Company leased the 3,000-square-foot ground floor of its former American Bank building at 1700 Lone Mountain Trail to YCCF, which, in turn, will outfit the space with furniture and equipment to serve as a co-working Social Impact Hub for local nonprofits.

  • Private ranch gifts $500k to Shields Valley schools

    Spanish Peaks to open Tom’s 10 par-three layout in July