Ranked 72nd of 155 Ski resorts
Whitefish Mountain Resort (MT) reviews & ratings
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Overview
Whitefish Mountain Resort in Montana is celebrated for its stunning views of Glacier National Park and the Flathead Valley. The resort offers a vast terrain, including over 3,000 acres of skiable area that accommodates all skill levels. Whitefish's reputation for deep, powdery snow attracts ski enthusiasts from around the world. The resort's ski school is excellent, providing a range of lessons and programs for beginners to experts. Whitefish Mountain also features several terrain parks and a skier/boarder cross course. The resort's village provides a vibrant atmosphere with a variety of dining, shopping, and lodging options. Regular events like night skiing and local festivals contribute to the resort's lively and engaging community feel.
Main Stats
113Total Runs
3000 acresSkiable Terrain
4464 feetBottom Elevation
6817 feetTop Elevation
Reviews
Sam - advanced skier
Apr, 15 - 2024
This mountain has a lot of terrain however it can be foggy and that can make or break your trip not to mention the amount of people. As of the last time I went 2023-2024 season the only way to get to most of the terrain was to take a lift to another lift to the top because their new high-speed quad was broken, and after talking to locals there o learned that it was open maybe two or three weekends of the season. It didn't really affect the trip that much but I waited in line for the first two lifts for around an hour. The view from the top is amazing and there are lots of terrain types.
Travis - advanced skier
Apr, 12 - 2024
No matter the conditions there will be terrain here to offer a wonderful day of skiing. This resort offers a small town resort feel while delivering terrain that any rider would find enjoyable.
Miles - advanced skier
Jan, 29 - 2024
The resort is an overall excellent location, with all types of skiing available. The ski school will move along to slowly for my taste, as they will hesitate to take you on blues. I would still recommend skiing for anyone who doesnt want to break the bank and have a good time on some great terrain.
