Walk to Town Center | Ski Days, Fireside Nights | Big Sky

Welcome to Ravens Roost!

Your Big Sky trip starts the moment you park in the garage at Ravens Roost and realize Town Center is just a short walk away. Stroll over for dinner, a drink or a summer concert, then head up to Big Sky Resort in about 15 minutes for a day on the mountain. This two level townhome keeps everything simple, with an easy open layout and a private patio out back.

Spend the day chasing powder or hitting the trails, then come home and let everyone find their spot. Upstairs, the Primary bedroom has a king bed, and the second bedroom has a full bed and a twin, which works for kids, friends or a couple of ski buddies. The two bedrooms share a bathroom with a double vanity and a tub and shower combo, and a half bathroom next to the living room makes the morning rush easy.

When the day winds down, light the wood-burning stove and sink into the leather sofa. Pull up a stool at the kitchen bar, play a board game at the dining table under the big Big Sky Resort trail map, or step out to the patio for some fresh mountain air. Whether it is a couples trip or a small family getaway, this is the kind of place you start planning your next trip to before you have even checked out.

Winter
Big Sky Resort is the biggest skiing in America, and it earns that title every single year. With 5,800 skiable acres, 4,350 feet of vertical drop, and an average of 400+ inches of snowfall annually, it delivers for every level of skier and rider. When you are ready to step off the slopes, the historic Lone Mountain Ranch has 85+ kilometers of groomed Nordic trails through the wilderness, voted the #1 cross-country ski resort in North America. Beyond that, Yellowstone National Park, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dog sledding, ice fishing, and world-class spa experiences are all within easy reach.

Summer
The mountains do not slow down when the snow melts. Within minutes you have world-class fly fishing, river rafting, golf, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and zip-lining at your doorstep. Follow the scenic Gallatin River along historic Highway 191 and you are at the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park in just 45 minutes. Stay long enough and you will find free concerts, farmers markets, and weekly events scattered throughout the season.

Your Montana Starts Here!

Key Residence Features:
Walk to Big Sky Town Center | Wood-Burning Stove | Private Patio

View and Location:
Mountain Views | About 1 Hour to Yellowstone National Park | About 3 Minutes to Big Sky Town Center | About 1 Hour from Bozeman Airport | About 15 Minutes to Big Sky Resort

Bedroom Configuration:
Bedroom 1: Primary | King Bed | Upper Level
Bedroom 2: Full Bed | Twin Bed | Upper Level

Bathroom Configuration:
Bathroom 1: Double Vanity | Tub/Shower Combo | Toilet | Upper Level
Half Bathroom: Single Vanity | Toilet | Main Level

Outdoor Amenities:
Private Patio with Table and Chairs | Walk to Town Center

Kitchen Amenities and Supplies:
Coffee Maker | Toaster | Blender | Bakeware | Tea Kettle | Cooking Utensils | Basic Spices | Dishwasher | Microwave | Electric Range | Oven | Refrigerator | Freezer

Dining:
Seating for 4 people | Bar seating for 3 people

Inside Amenities:
Wood-Burning Stove (Firewood Provided) | Washer and Dryer | Board Games | Books

Communications:
Wi-Fi (speeds may vary based on weather and local usage) | Cable/Satellite/Live TV | Smart TV

What We Provide
We have stocked your home with a thoughtful starter kit of essentials to help you settle in comfortably. These items are intended to get you started; additional supplies can be purchased locally as needed.

Linens: Sheets | Pillows | Blankets | Comforters | Body Towels | Hand Towels | Washcloths | Makeup Cloths
Hygiene: Shampoo | Conditioner | Body Wash | Hand Soap
Household: 2 rolls of toilet paper per bathroom | 2 extra trash bags per can
Kitchen: Salt and Pepper | 2 rolls of paper towels | 10 dishwasher tablets | 1 bottle of dish soap | 1 sponge
Laundry: 10 laundry detergent pods

Air Conditioning:
This home does not have air conditioning, which is typical for Montana mountain properties. Evenings cool down beautifully at elevation, and opening windows at night is the best way to bring that fresh mountain air in. During the day, keeping windows and curtains closed helps hold the cool air inside. Fans are available in the bedroom closets for additional comfort. For safety, please only open windows while you are present on the property.

Parking:
This home accommodates 2 vehicles: one in the compact garage and one in the driveway. The garage opens from inside the home only, with no garage door opener provided. Parking on the road is not permitted. All-wheel drive is recommended in the winter months.

Shuttle Service:
Shuttle schedules are subject to change. Check the Skyline Shuttle website for the most current information.

Activities:
Summer: Festivals | Fishing | Fly Fishing | Golf | Hiking | Kayaking | Mountain Biking | Rafting | Rock Climbing | Swimming | Boating | Scenic Drives | Sightseeing | Shopping | Dining
Winter: Cross Country Skiing | Downhill/Alpine Skiing | Ice Skating | Sledding/Tubing | Snowboarding | Snowmobiling | Snowshoeing | Shopping | Dining

Safety:
Carbon Monoxide Detector | Smoke Alarms | Fire Extinguisher

Guest Resources:
Digital Property Guide | On-Call Maintenance | Concierge Services | 24-Hour Emergency Line

Policies:
No smoking | No pets | Minimum age requirement: 18 years | Additional taxes and fees may apply | A vacation rental agreement is required prior to arrival | No open fires during fire season | Long-term stays require a mid-stay clean every 36 days