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Vacation rentals in Big Sky

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Guesthouse in Big Sky
Rustic/Modern Guest House in the Heart of Big Sky
Start your Big Sky Adventure in this newer, 1 bedroom, 1 bath guest house. It is cozy and clean with modern amenities such as radiant floor heat, Wifi, satellite smart tv, USB plugs to charge personal electronic devices, private hot tub, cozy wood burning stove, free off street parking and its own private entrance. It is nestled in the Meadow Village across from the golf course's 16th green. The home is conveniently located within walking distance to Town Center restaurants, bars and shopping.
$100 per night
Superhost
Condo in Big Sky
Cozy Bear Den
A clean, farmhouse style studio in the heart of the Big Sky Mountain Village. Minutes away from the best skiing in America & summer activities. Located on the first floor facing away from the parking lot, you’ll feel like you have your own little hideaway with great trail access. Full kitchen & bath, dining area & living room to relax in with tv (roku) & wifi after a hard day’s skiing or hiking. A free shuttle is just steps away to take you to the chair lifts, Mountain restaurants & shops.
$99 per night
Superhost
Condo in Big Sky
Mountain View a Walk to Big Sky Resort!
The Mountain View, Hill Condo 1290 is located in the Big Sky Mountain Village at 7,500 vertical feet above sea level. Enjoy views of Lone Peak towering at 11,166 feet. Take the shuttle to Big Sky through the winter season or walk the 10 minute trail to Big Sky Base Area. Hiking and biking trails out the door with Lake access from the the property. With lots of wildlife out your door, relax in this Big Sky Condo with two queen beds, full kitchen, TV, internet, and great views of the mountain!
$96 per night

Stay near Big Sky's top sights

Big Sky Resort122 locals recommend
Riverhouse BBQ & Events70 locals recommend
Big Sky Town Center12 locals recommend
Ousel Falls Park67 locals recommend
Hungry Moose Market and Deli36 locals recommend
Lone Mountain Ranch34 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Big Sky

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Condo in Big Sky
Ski Bunny Studio | Cool Mountain Retreat
$112 per night
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Home in Big Sky
Big Sky Bungalow
$129 per night
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Guest suite in Big Sky
Big Sky Meadow Guest Suite
$165 per night
Superhost
Condo in Big Sky
Studio getaway steps away from Big Sky Resort
$109 per night
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Condo in Big sky
Steps Away From Big Sky Resort!
$105 per night
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Condo in Big Sky
Beautiful Big Sky Location and Condo
$127 per night
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Condo in Big Sky
Big Sky Evergreen Retreat
$310 per night
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Apartment in Big Sky
Modern & Light Minimalist Studio
$195 per night
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Loft in Big Sky
Lone Peak Loft
$228 per night
Superhost
Condo in Big Sky
Ski in/out w/fireplace, shared fitness center/pool
$219 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Big Sky
Studio getaway within walking distance to ski lift
$216 per night
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Condo in Big Sky
Matterhorn: Close to the Slopes!
$80 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Big Sky

Total rentals

1.1K properties

Rentals with a pool

190 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

50 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

900 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

23K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$20 before taxes and fees

Your guide to Big Sky

Introduction

Located along the Gallatin River, just about halfway between Yellowstone National Park and the town of Bozeman, Big Sky epitomizes the modern four-season resort town. In summer, the mountain village fills with visitors heading to the golf course, looking for an outdoor-focused vacation, or hoping to find a quieter retreat and more luxurious base from which to explore the national park. In winter, the ski area definitely steals the spotlight, fulfilling visitors’ dreams of a powder-filled getaway with few liftlines. Though the ski area dates back to 1973, Big Sky grew up as a destination only this century, with continuous improvements and expansions to both the ski area and the village around it.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Big Sky

As befits a ski resort town, the winters get cold in Big Sky, sometimes brutally so. Average low temperatures at night dip down into the single digits Fahrenheit, though winter days warm up, with the average high around 30 degrees. The weather warms up during the rather rainy spring season. Summer leans in the other direction, with average highs topping out around 78 degrees Fahrenheit and the nights cooling off to an average low around 40 degrees Fahrenheit — which means visitors should always bring at least a few layers when packing for Big Sky. A waterproof layer is also important, as Big Sky gets precipitation seven to 13 days each month, year-round, with the most in the spring and the least in the fall.


Top things to do in Big Sky

Skiing

Skiers should definitely take advantage of the more than 33 feet of snow that fall on Lone Mountain in the average year. Nearly 6,000 skiable acres, stretching over 4350 vertical feet, give every skier plenty of space, and nine high-speed lifts (of 38 total) keep them moving up and down the mountain.

Yellowstone National Park

Around 50 miles south of town, visitors come to the West Yellowstone entrance to America’s oldest national park. Another 45 minutes’ drive will bring you to the park’s greatest hits, including the Grand Prismatic Spring and the Old Faithful Geyser, and allows for plenty of wildlife spotting (including the storied bison).

Whitewater Rafting and Floating

Half- and full-day trips down the nearby Gallatin River take visitors on anything from a scenic float to an exciting adventure through class IV rapids, depending on the chosen route and time of year.

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