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Marshall Mountain
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| | If it is the same place I skied in 1957-58, it may be one of the best kept secrets in the N. Rockies. Great dry snow and almost no crowds. Used to ski behind the Bennett sisters from St. Regis, and (he never knew it) behind Rudy Ruana, NCAA Big Sky slalom champ in 1960. Rudy went on to coach at the USAF Academy. says Buck Wheat.
Marshall has been closed for quite sometime now, but for the weekend of February 6-7 2010, The Backwoods Project will be |
running the Ride Montana Festival at the base area. It will include an open terrain park and contest as well as a line up of live music. Check out thebackwoodsproject.com for more information. says Gregg Janecky.
Lovely little
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This ski resort has a much lower than average share of challenging slopes and a much higher than average proportion of green and blue runs. The yearly snowfall is more or less average at Marshall Mountain. This ski hill has a comparatively small diversity of runs and a humble number of ski lifts. All the 23 ski slopes here are charming. This is a relaxed ski resort having an average | |
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vertical drop if compared to other US Rockies ski hills. All of the 3 great ski lifts make for a peaceful ride up the hill. There's a trailmap of Marshall Mountain on this page for your reference. The snowboarding and the skiing in
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this part of the country is so much fun all ski season long. The unbelievable annual snowfall of 13 feet is one of the most excellent highlights of this ski hill. As you're on this net page you are probably into skiing or snowboarding, either way, there are scores of tremendous places for that in the neighborhood. This ski resort has 400 acres of skiable land, and it's all blanketed by white snow. The 1,500 feet of drop is not that shaggy; Marshall Mountain makes
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the most of it. This is a splendid place for everyone with a lot of easy trails. The Montana mountains in the wintertime are a nice site for skiing and snowboarding. The scenic landscape of the Montana mountains and the excitement of speeding down a slope make the spree here worthwhile.
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* Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different.
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| These outdoors activities are available near Marshall Mountain ski area. |
| | Ski Areas Near Marshall Mountain ski area:
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Montana Snowbowl, Montana
, 8 miles away
2600 foot drop, 4 lifts, 37 runs
40% Expert & Adv.
40% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Discovery Ski, Montana
, 56 miles away
1670 foot drop, 6 lifts, 48 runs
55% Expert & Adv.
25% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Lost Trail Powder Mountain, Montana
, 58 miles away
1800 foot drop, 8 lifts, 45 runs
20% Expert & Adv.
60% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Blacktail Mountain, Montana
, 61 miles away
1440 foot drop, 4 lifts, 24 runs
15% Expert & Adv.
70% Intermediate
15% Beginner |
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Whitefish, Montana
, 80 miles away
2353 foot drop, 11 lifts, 83 runs
30% Expert & Adv.
50% Intermediate
20% Beginner |
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Teton Pass, Montana
, 90 miles away
1010 foot drop, 2 lifts, 26 runs
30% Expert & Adv.
40% Intermediate
30% Beginner |
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| | Whitewater Near Marshall Mountain ski area:
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Whitewater Outfitter - 10 000 Waves Raft & Kayak Adventures, Missoula
County
, 2 miles away, Whitewater outfitter |
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Whitewater Outfitter - Lewis & Clark Trail Adventures, Missoula
County
, 6 miles away, Whitewater outfitter |
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Whitewater Outfitter - Bear Paw River Expeditions, Missoula
County
, 6 miles away, Whitewater outfitter |
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| | Trails Near Marshall Mountain ski area:
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Blue Mountain Equestrian and Hiking Trail, Missoula County
, 14 miles away |
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BLue Mountain Nature Trail NRT, Missoula County
, 15 miles away |
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Iris Point Trail, Missoula County
, 16 miles away |
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Ski Areas > US Rocky Mountains > Marshall Mountain, Montana
