Yellowstone Club

I’ve come here for both golf and skiing. It’s is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It’s right next to the 3rd largest ski resort in USA - Big Sky. For other fun winter activities we rented snowmobiles with a guide and traveled way up into the Rocky Mountains. We also went dog sledding, both of those experiences were awesome.

I visited Big Sky Resort in Montana after learning that Daniel, whom I met at the Coronado, now works here. I didn’t hesitate to come, and it’s clear his expertise shines through in the resort’s menu. If you know Daniel, you can tell just by looking at the menu that he’s behind it. I highly recommend it 100% worth experiencing!

the YC is always such a great view always a good time up there.

Private ski experience worth every penny! No lift tickets, no lift lines and world-class skiing, dining, and company!

Yellowstone Club is an exceptional private residential community in Montana, offering top-tier skiing, luxurious accommodations, and stunning natural beauty. The private slopes are uncrowded and well-maintained, perfect for all skill levels. The lodges are luxurious, the staff is attentive, and the dining is superb with locally sourced ingredients. With year-round activities like hiking, fishing, and golf, it’s a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The club's commitment to preserving the environment adds to its charm. Highly recommended for an exclusive and unforgettable experience.

Magical place, unlike no other I've seen.

What’s not to love? The accommodations (we stayed in one of the duplexes) are beautiful and staff was so attentive making sure the we had everything we needed there. Every restaurant and bar experience was top notch. And of course the skiing- great place to learn or for experts (I think- I’m not one of those) due to the beautiful conditions and no lines or crowds. I have more skiing and the spa to experience, but so far- perfect.

Good resort with good members and employees

An amazing private day on the slopes with no lines, amazing food, and the best instructors.

How do you take something so beautiful and mess it up this badly. I will never be coming back and I will tell everyone I know to avoid this place at all costs.

This place is gross. I was seriously looking into it but then realized that you want $3 million dollars for an annual membership Plus your normal cabin prices are about $10 million. But you want to pay your employees $13 an hour. You wonder why you lost the lawsuit, maybe quit importing cheap labor out of the country.

I have always loved returning to this place. I discovered it while doing landscaping and irrigation in 2014, then returned and helped build one of its cabins the next year. In 2018 I got to show some friends the area, and now I am planting roots here. It's so good to be on its trails and seeing its ridgeline views of my favorite place in the USA.