- Elevations vary from 6,200 (in Meadow Village) to 11166 feet (at Lone Mountain Peak).
- Population is 2,500
- 25 eateries from bars and restaurants
- 40 retail shops
Their main attractions are
best enjoyed in the summer and winter. Summer provides hiking, horseback
riding, fly-fishing, golfing, ziplining, white water rafting, mountain biking, and
visits to Yellowstone National Park. In the winter, skiing and other snow
activities await you as the pure white snow blankets the slopes. We will
explore more in Day 2 and Day 3 so stay tuned.
- Travel tip: If you have a preferred airline, see if they have a club or lounge. I fly United and there numerous locations around the world. The United Club has 2 locations at LAX and DEN with amenities like conference rooms (for business meetings), family room, showers, comfortable seating, continental breakfast in the mornings and snacks in the afternoons/evenings. You can also bring in 2 guests with you in case you are traveling with family or co-workers. The customer service is always top-notch and when your flights are cancelled, there are ticket agents on hand to help make your next connection a breeze. United Club has saved me numerous times so I don’t travel without it.
During the summer, direct
flights are available from Phoenix, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Chicago, Houston,
Las Vegas, and Denver to Bozeman. Bozeman International Airport is one
of the smallest and one of the most beautiful airports around. It is a little
bigger than Hilo Airport in Hawaii and décor is reminiscent of a mountain lodge
with high ceilings, rugged mountain architecture, American Indian designs in
the carpeting, and natural light from all of the windows. With luggage in tow
and rental car packed, we were on the road to Big Sky.
To read more and see slideshow, please visit: http://www.examiner.com/article/big-sky-mt-big-skies-and-culinary-mountain-adventure-day-1
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