Top solo travel destination ski Big Sky: The Lodge is perfect for well-priced skiing well into spring. In warmer months, there is plenty to do outdoors for an active trip. Alternatively, just take a break from a busy schedule back home.

Top Solo Travel Destination Ski Big Sky

Things to do and see:

• Ski in winter on some very expert terrain.
• Hike and go horseback riding in summer.
• Work out in the Fitness Center.
• Swim year-round in the indoor pool.
• Follow-up with a dip in the hot tub/Jacuzzi.
• Relax with a massage.
• Go rafting with Geyser Whitewater Expeditions only ten miles away.
• Join a day tour to Yellowstone, sixty miles away. (Find out the difference between a bison and a buffalo!)

The Lodge at Big Sky:

I had a great week’s stay there just before they closed in early April.  

• As a solo traveler, I found the service welcoming and friendly.
• With only 90 rooms,  it was still easy to meet fellow travelers by the fireplace in the Great Room or hotel pub.
• There is an airport shuttle for the one hour or so drive to the Lodge. Be sure to email or call ahead.  I didn’t and almost missed the last van of the day. It was already en route when my flight came in. The driver and sole passenger kindly agreed to circle back an pick me up.  When I arrived, I was glad to see it was only a few steps from the Lodge to the lift.  The Lodge also provides ski storage.
• Every guest room has a private bathroom, cable TV and a hairdryer.  They also have a coffee machine, a microwave and refrigerator. The combination made it easier to save, in part, on meals and snacks. Whatever the cost, I am always glad to have coffee in my room before I have to face the world.
• You can eat on site or try out some of the local spots. There are nearby restaurants in the complex and nearby walking distance. On weekends, I found it was better to make a reservation.