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"Big Sky Resort: The (New) Coolest Ski Getaway\nHere's where to stay, ski, eat, and party at this stylish destination in Montana's Grand Tetons.\nWhere to Stay\n\n The vast, well-appointed Summit at Big Sky is the mountain's social nexus (President Obama and family stayed there in 2009). But few places are as exquisite as Spanish Peaks (pictured), an exclusive ski-in-ski-out resort with ski valet and five-star cuisine.\nWhere to Ski\n\n The main attraction on the slopes is Lone Peak, which looms over the whole region. Warm up on the lower areas like Elk Park Ridge and Calamity Jane, then take the tram for eye-popping views of southwestern Montana, Yellowstone, and\u2014on clear days\u2014the Tetons. Descending from the summit, however, requires more than just good vision. Beware.\nWhere to Eat\n\n For traditionalists, Peaks offers simple, hearty fare and an extensive wine list, while Buck's T4 (pictured) is famous for its wild game and hand-cut steaks. But since you're in the hills, try the Montana Dinner Yurt\u2014reachable by snowcat, it has alpine views, a bonfire, and sledding. Or try top-shelf Thai at the Lotus Pad, down in the valley.\nWhere to Party\n\n While Big Sky's slopes are uncrowded, there's plenty of company in the restaurants. Midday, recline by the 40-foot-high stone fireplace at Moonlight Lodge at Moonlight Basin. Apr\u00E8s-ski cocktails are served at Whiskey Jack's, while Lone Peak Brewery has its own label on tap, along with a strong list of microbrews."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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