Rendezvous Ski Trails • The Rendezvous Ski Trails in West Yellowstone MT were intially developed in the late 70's by the Swanson Family of West Yellowstone as a training location for the US Ski Team and as a place for their own pursuit of cross country competition.

Lone Mountain Ranch • A winter ski vacation offers over fifty miles of professionally groomed ski trails for all levels of ability, packed snowshoe trails and alpine skiing at Big Sky Ski Resort just ten minutes away! Lone Mountain Ranch has comfortable, cozy cabins, a beautiful log dining lodge, dependable snow, top quality ranch gourmet meals and that 'extra special' Montana hospitality which makes Lone Mountain Ranch the skiing vacation of a lifetime.

Beehive Basin Ski Trail • (Big Sky Montana) Beehive Basin Ski Trail is a moderate 5 km single-track loop near Big Sky. The trail begins with a few switchbacks, which are a bit steep. The route then flattens out for about 1 mile before turning steeply uphill. Near the end is a very steep hill. The view is spectacular. Near the end of the trail you will find a shallow lake surrounded by vertical cliffs. Avalanche hazard areas are common. Ski route goes into Lee Metcalf Wilderness. Please note bicycling is prohibited in Wilderness Areas. This trail is not groomed. Length: 5 km most difficult trail. Trail Begins: Two miles north of Big Sky Resort, Trail Ends: Beehive Basin

Red Lodge Nordic Center •  Red Lodge Nordic Center is nestled at the base of Beartooth Mountains only three miles from downtown Red Lodge. Ski 15 kilometers of machine groomed trails, from open meadow trails to rolling loops through the Aspen trees. Four kilometers of the trail are rated easiest, seven are rated more difficult, and four are rated most difficult. The nordic center is the perfect place for the entire family to have a great day of skiing, snowshoeing, picnicking and picture taking. Trails are groomed weekly and a fee is required to use the trails. Seniors are discounted.

Grand Targhee Nordic Center •  (Jackson Hole WY) Wildlife, mountains, pure air, groomed tracks and fresh powder come together and make for a cross-country mecca. Our comprehensive Nordic program provides many opportunities to explore the Tetons including lessons for every level. Our 15 kilometers of professionally groomed trails wind through wooded glades and scenic meadows. All trails accommodate both skating and classic cross-country skiing. The unspoiled beauty of this region is not to be missed!(Jackson Hole WY)

Jackson Hole Pathways and Nordic Ski Trails • (Jackson Hole WY) Parks and Recreation, Teton County/Jackson. Pathways and Nordic Ski Trails Maps. Home. Parks/Facilities. Pathways Map of Jackson.

Jackson Hole Nordic Center • (Jackson Hole WY) The Nordic Center at the Saddlehorn Activity Center offers a variety of activities with of 17K of professionally groomed track. Top of the line cross-country, telemark and snowshoe rentals are available. Class and private lessons in cross-country, skate, and telemark skiing will be offered daily. Snowshoe, cross-country, and telemark backcountry tours for all abilities are available by reservation. Dogsledding trips round-out our menu, by offering fun and exciting travel in front of the Teton Range.

Teton Pines Nordic Center • (Jackson Hole WY) A nationally known golf resort in Jackson Hole with 14 km groomed trails for classic and skate skiing Nationally known golf resort with 14 km groomed trails for classic and skate skiing. Lessons and heli skiing available. Lessons and heli skiing available.

Grand Targhee Nordic Center • (Teton Valley Idaho) East of Alta Wyoming you can find wildlife, mountains, pure air, groomed tracks and fresh powder come together and make for a cross-country mecca. Our comprehensive Nordic program provides many opportunities to explore the Tetons including lessons for every level. Our 15 kilometers of professionally groomed trails wind through wooded glades and scenic meadows. All trails accommodate both skating and classic cross-country skiing. The unspoiled beauty of this region is not to be missed!

Harriman State Park • (Island Park Idaho) Harriman State Park is located 20 miles north of Ashton on Highway 20. There is a total of 21 miles of trails, and 10 of those are groomed, providing opportunities for all levels of skiing. Harriman is a wintering ground for the majestic trumpeter swan and is home to many other animals. A warming shelter and restrooms are provided at the trailhead. The $3 entrance fee is waived if you have a Park N' Ski permit on your vehicle.

Fall River Ridge • (Island Park Idaho) The Fall River Ridge Park N' Ski area is located 10 miles east of Ashton on the Cave Falls Road. The various loops are suitable for beginner and intermediate use. The terrain consists of rolling hills dotted with meadows, and stands of lodgepole pine and aspen trees. A small plowed parking area is provided and is shared by snowmobilers and skiers. They also share one mile of trail. Nearly seven miles of trails make up this area, which is groomed periodically when funding and weather conditions permit.

Bear Gulch/Mesa Falls • (Island Park Idaho) This ski area is located seven miles northeast of Ashton on Mesa Falls Forest Highway 47. The trail parallels the snowmobile trail out to the spectacular Lower and Upper Mesa Falls. The trail then branches away from the snowmobile trail and travels along the canyon rim, then returns to the trailhead. This trail is recommended for intermediate and advanced skiers because of the steep climb in the first mile. The trail is nearly nine miles long and is groomed periodically when funding and weather conditions permit.

Brimstone/Buffalo River • (Island Park Idaho) The Brimstone trail is located one-quarter mile north of the Island Park Ranger Station on Highway 20 near Ponds Lodge Resort. The terrain varies from gentle grades to downhill runs through tree groves. The nine miles of trail offer scenic views of the Island Park Reservoir, Box Canyon, and Buffalo River. The trail provides opportunities for all levels of skiing ability. The Buffalo River trail is 2.6 miles long, starting at the Island Park Ranger Station and winding along the Buffalo River through forests of lodgepole pine. The trail's gentle grade provides an excellent opportunity for beginners to polish their skills. Both trails are groomed periodically when funding and weather conditions permit.