Elevation
6,190'
Base
7,200'
Summit
1,010'
Vertical Drop
Trails
43
330 Acres
Lifts
3
2 Types
Snowfall
83"
Annual Snowfall
17"
Dec
26"
Jan
31"
Feb
23"
Mar
6"
Apr

Best known for

  • # 3 Intermediate Terrain in Montana
Teton Pass Ski Resort

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 30, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 06, 2025

Projected Days Open

150

Days Open Last Year

40

Years Open

60

Average Snowfall

250"

Terrain

Runs in Total
43
Longest Run
3 mi
Skiable Terrain
330 ac

Lifts

3

Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
2

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Austin Nichols

This is one of those amazing, special places that you will want to return to. We make the five hour drive from Big Sky a few times each winter, timing the trip to coincide with powder--since TP is only open Friday-Monday. Great runs off the double chair, and the No Name area is simply incredible, medium angle powder skiing--much of it through burned trees. And for those with backcountry skills, you can hike above the lift and hit various lines for even more freshies. The scenery is spectacular--you are literally right up against the Rocky Mountain Front and the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Great apres ski bar with some of the best food around. Choteau is a funky little town, pure small town Montana. The Stage Stop Inn is the place to stay, with a pool and hot tub--great for the kids. If you want real Montana skiing and adventure, you can't get much better than Teton Pass.

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