Here, the mountain is practically your front yard. Stroll a few steps across the road to the White Otter access, click into your skis, and glide to the chairlift. Ski home on a gentle green run to a crackling stone fireplace and a private hot tub under Montana stars. Tucked into the pines with views toward Lone Peak, this four-bedroom, three-bath retreat sleeps 12, with a sofa bed so the whole crew can come along. Mountain Village and Big Sky Town Center are just minutes away.

You’ll be carving fresh corduroy on Big Sky’s legendary terrain while others are still circling for parking. When the last chair turns, trade your boots for a seat by the fire, then toast the day on the deck as alpenglow settles over the Spanish Peaks. Fine dining, après hot spots, and your next adventure are all a short drive away.

The main level is made for gathering. A welcoming entryway with a boot dryer and ski closet access makes mornings easy: grab your gear, warm your boots, and you’re out the door. The open living area is the heart of the home. Sink into supple leather seating around the stone fireplace, where the flatscreen is ready for game day and the sofa pulls out into a bed for two extra guests. The kitchen is fully equipped for leisurely breakfasts, après-ski charcuterie, or a family feast. Pull up a stool at the bar or gather around the dining table beside a picture window framing the forest. Step onto the deck to soak in the mountain air, whether it’s blanketed in snow or basking in summer sun, and fire up the grill for dinner with a view. Two guest bedrooms complete this level: a king bedroom and a queen bedroom with its own TV.

Downstairs, the fun continues. The lower-level lounge pairs a glowing gas fireplace with a large-screen smart TV and deep, comfortable seating, perfect for movie marathons. A shuffleboard table stands ready for some friendly après-ski competition. The bunk room, with a full bed and twin-over-twin bunks, is sure to be the kids’ favorite hideaway, and a full bathroom and laundry room keep this level running smoothly. Just outside, the private hot tub waits on the patio for a soak under the stars.

Upstairs, the primary suite claims the entire top floor for itself: a serene retreat with a king bed, soaring vaulted ceilings, and a private bathroom with a shower/tub combo. Anglers will love the fly-tying table, ready for planning tomorrow’s cast.

When the snow melts, Big Sky’s hiking trails, championship golf, and blue-ribbon fly-fishing streams are right at your doorstep, and Yellowstone National Park is an unforgettable day trip away. Whatever the season, 9A Red Cloud Loop is your launchpad for the very best of Montana, with parking for two vehicles.

Beds & Baths:
Sleeps 10 in Beds; 12 with pull-out sofa. Up to 12 Allowed.
Bedroom 1- King bed | shared full bath, shower/tub, toilet, sink | main level
Bedroom 2- Queen bed | shared full bath, shower/tub, toilet, sink | main level
Bedroom 3- Queen bed and twin bed with twin top bunk | shared full bath, shower/tub, toilet, sink and private vanity/sink | lower level
Bedroom 4- King bed | private full bath, shower/tub, toilet, sink | upper level
Bonus sleeping - Queen sofa sleeper | shared full bath, shower/tub, toilet, sink | main level living room
Bed Linens Provided: Extra pillows and extra blankets in the property
Towels Provided: 4 towels, 4 hand towels, 4 washcloths, per bathroom | 6 hot tub towels

Kitchen, Dining, Living Rooms:
Table Seating 6, Bar Seating 2
Coffee Grinder- Yes
Blender- Yes
Hand Mixer- Yes
Toaster- Yes
Crockpot- Yes

Living Room:
Main level living Fireplace – Wood (firewood provided)
Lower level living fireplace- Gas
Main level living seating- 6
Lower level living seating- 4

Outdoor:
Private hot tub 4-6 person - on lower level deck
Propane grill, propane provided- on main level deck (near kitchen)

Additional Amenities:
Ski storage outside of home
Snow removal service provided
Fans and humidifiers
Gaming system- Wii
Bluetooth speaker


Ski Access:

Great for both skiers and snowboarders. There is a short flat section that may challenge very young children or snowboarders. Anticipated opening date for White Otter lift is mid December, but the lift may open earlier in the season depending on snow conditions. The lift typically closes in mid April, prior to resort closing. Please inquire for details.

Ski Out:
Put skis on in front of the cabin and cross the road to the access point. Ski the groomed access trail next to the White Otter chairlift. This starts flat and will require skating or poling. Follow this trail along the White Otter chair lift to load. Exit White Otter Lift and turn left. Cross to the right of White Wing Run and follow the sign on skier’s right for Big Sky Base Area. This is a hard right and requires keeping up your speed. (Green access)

Ski In:
Follow Lower Morningstar to the SECOND set of Powder Ridge signs as indicated on the map. Exit here to skier’s left. Follow the signs towards the White Otter Access. Cross over the White Otter skier access bridge. At the end of the bridge turn right before the large set of trees and then follow until you cross under White Otter Chair lift. Your cabin will be on the right once you cross under the chairlift. Exit the trail after the third group of garages and cross the road back to the front of your cabin. (Green access)

Parking:
4 wheel drive REQUIRED in winter
Single car garage
Space for 2 vehicles
No parking for R.V.'s, campers, or trailers