Monday, January 31, 2011

Skiing in Montana

Montana is one of the most popular destinations tourists come into if they want to ski as part of a recreation or sports activity.

That is because Montana is best known for the wonderful gift of nature to it, which makes it very perfect and ideal for various types and kinds of skiing activities.

Thus, there are a handful of wonderful and fantastic mountain resorts in the state that effectively entice tourists and travelers into trying the top tourist attraction and offering of the area: skiing.

Montana, the state

Montana is one of the obscure and peaceful states of the United States. It is the fourth biggest US state, having a land area of about 145,552 square miles.

Montana comes after Alaska, Texas, and then California, in terms of land mass and size. It is located north of the country, having the border with Canada’s Alberta and British Columbia states.

Two thirds of Montana is consisting of mountain ranges, making it more attractive for skiers and mountain climbers. It is to be noted that almost all of Montana’s mountain slopes are covered with very thick snow, making it very ideal and perfect for skiing fanatics and addicts.

Montana’s name for itself is the Spanish term for the word ‘mountain’. Montana is also termed and tagged as the United States’ “Treasure State”, the “Land of the Shining Mountains”, “the last best place”, and the “Big Sky Country”.

There are reasons for such nicknames and titles, and they are far very obvious. The mountains of Montana, all snow-capped, are really the state’s best and impressive asset.

Montana is the country’s fourth biggest, but is also one of the least populated states. The current statistics show that inhabitants of the state still do not reach a million. The extreme freezing climate condition and steep geography might be attributed for that.

Skiing resorts in Montana

As mentioned earlier, there are a number of skiing resorts in Montana. It is to be noted that each resort in the state are almost always fully booked.

Tourists coming in and checking in at Montana-based inns are almost always there for only one reason. That is because they want to experience the best skiing experience ever.

How could that be deprived of skiers in Montana, when the state’s surroundings are all full of beautiful sceneries and landscapes featuring the natural beauty of slopes and snow-capped peaks?

Here are some of the best known and popular skiing resorts in Montana. You may reserve or book accommodations through online sites or through coordinating with your reliable travel agent.
  • Big Mountain Ski Resort. This resort boasts of tree skiing. The most crowded inn in Montana, no wonder.
  • Big Sky Resort. Costly price is the resort’s prerogative. But is also equates to superior skiing experience. The resort is dubbed as the state’s premiere.
  • Blacktail Ski Area. The resort is almost just a start up. The management is luring customers through its affordable and reasonable rates and pricing.
  • Bridger Bowl Ski Area. This is another affordable and reasonably priced ski resort in the mountainous and snow-covered state of Montana. Definitely a must go inn.
Overall, Montana can be capped as the world’s finest skiing area. The prices can be affordable and costly. Be resourceful and do a little research if you want to try out the numerous skiing resorts in the state.

1 comment:

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