Thank you to all of the ski divas who made this be a super fun week in the mountains of Montana. I can’t wait to go there again when the snowfall has been up,to its “normal” amounts. The bumps and trees that we did find were so fun, and actually easier for this east coast skier to manage. I kinda flail in the deep snow! This photo was from the top of “ turkey bowl”
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Diva West 2026: Big Sky Trip Report & Photos
- Thread starter RachelV
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Those do look fun !
Made it home last night after flying from Boston to Bozeman, then driving three hours from the airport home. The last half hour of the drive was in a complete white out going over the mountains in Vermont; it was hard to see the road! So what'd I do today? Go skiing, of course, because it was Day #80!
So glad to see and ski with all the Divas who showed up at Big Sky. These trips are always a blast, and this was no exception.
One last pic: Me and @RachelV on the aptly named "Crazy Woman" trail at Bridger Bowl.
So glad to see and ski with all the Divas who showed up at Big Sky. These trips are always a blast, and this was no exception.
One last pic: Me and @RachelV on the aptly named "Crazy Woman" trail at Bridger Bowl.
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Ski Robin Ski
Certified Ski Diva
Big Sky was my first Ski Diva trip and it was really wonderful. I didn't know what to expect, but the divas surpassed my wildest dreams. Everyone was welcoming and friendly and loves to ski! My childhood friend, Alexis, enjoyed meeting and skiing and eating with women of all ages from all over the country. On and off the slopes, what a great group! The mountain had the least amount of snow since something like 1906, but there was enough snow to have a blast and I really improved on steep bumps. The place is enormous, yet I kept running into divas everywhere!
