Beartooth Basin Summer Ski Area

Ski resort · Park County

Beartooth Basin Summer Ski Area

Ski resort · Park County

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US-212, Cody, WY 82414

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Summer skiing, steep terrain, and unique old-school vibes  

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This Summer-only Ski Area in the U.S. Is Open for the 2025 Season

"Perched near the top of Beartooth Pass at about 10,900 feet, this summer-only ski area opens only when weather, snow levels, and the access highway allow; it is scheduled this year to operate from May 28 through July 6 (or until the snow melts), though past seasons have seen a very short window in 2023 and no opening in 2024. The no-frills, old-school operation offers roughly 600 acres of steep terrain served by two vintage poma lifts and a large cornice—making it a haven for die-hard skiers and riders and a bucket-list novelty for summer-ski enthusiasts—without lodges, condos, or typical resort amenities. Access requires driving the scenic Route 212 (the Beartooth Highway), which can close unpredictably, so visitors are urged to check highway status and the ski area’s social media before heading up. Ticketing reflects the low-key setup: full-day tickets ($50) and season passes ($395) can be bought online (non-refundable), while half-day tickets ($40, valid 12–3 p.m.) and in-person purchases are cash- and check-only at the ticket office; daily skier capacity is capped at 100." - Evie Carrick Evie Carrick Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Jack Wiley

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Looking up Beartooth? A great start to planning your trip to one of the most unique, old school ski experiences of your life. Two poma lifts, open Memorial Day-early July with lots and lots of steep terrain and great views. Advanced and above skiers only to make it down into the bowl. It's steep! *Edit 06/17/2025: Thanks Austin and crew for another great couple of ski days at The Basin this spring! The place is still awesome, on a scale of 1-10 The vibes are a 13. If you want your best second ski season in June, this is the place to go and it's one of the most unique ski settings I've ever been to. Can't wait for the next time I get to go back!

Chris Bilberry

Google
Awesome drive up. Still skiing and snowboard first week of June. Perched at 10,900 feet along the breathtaking Beartooth Highway, is a unique gem for diehard skiers craving summer turns. North America’s only summer-only ski area, it offers a raw, no-frills experience that’s equal parts challenging and exhilarating. Open from late May to early July (snow permitting), the 600-acre terrain, served by two Doppelmayr platter lifts, boasts 1,000 vertical feet of steep slopes, cornices, and chutes, with pitches from 15° to 50°. It’s not beginner-friendly—advanced skills are a must. The vibe is laid-back, with a passionate community of ski bums and freestyle enthusiasts. No lodge or fancy amenities here; operations run out of trailers, and tickets (capped at 100 daily, $50 full-day, $40 half-day) are cash or check in-person. The 2025 season, after a 2024 closure due to low snowpack, promises a return to form with 28 inches of snow reported in April. The stunning alpine views and quirky, soulful atmosphere make the drive worthwhile, though unpredictable weather and highway closures demand flexibility. Challenges include high maintenance costs and remote access, but the experience—described as “skiing’s soul”—is unmatched. Beartooth Basin is for those who live for the stoke of summer skiing. Check conditions and highway status before heading out.

Careen L

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Like no other . A true skier’s mountain all the way down to the duct tape on the pomas. Had one of my best ski days ever on June 11, 2025 . You must experience this if you are a skier 💜👍🏻💜

Tina Marie

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One of the most amazing experiences I have ever had. I have never seen so many beautiful waterfalls, that you can get out and even touch. I highly suggest taking a few hours to do this road. There are so many beautiful pull-offs. It is definitely a must-see.

Christina

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We visited during summer time. Fabulous view. Saw mountain goat. Very windy and cooler at the summit. Need extra layer of clothes.

Kristal Kaye

Google
The water was so clear and beautiful. The drive through the snow storm was a bit puckering but well worth the view. The scenery was breathtaking.

Bruce Green

Google
This is a beautiful spot. We were past skiing time but it was worth the drive just to see the scenery along the Beartooth Pass Highway. We were there in July and the view at 11,000 feet was spectacular!

Melissa 906

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This is a MUST drive, especially if you are on a motorcycle. If you don't drive up the pass you will forever regret it. Do yourself and family a favor and drive (or ride) this highway. The views are the most breathtaking, and there are several great spots along the way to stop and take in the views.