
Antelope Butte
Resort Overview
Located in Wyoming's stunning Bighorn Mountains, Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area represents a remarkable story of community spirit and revival. Reopened in 2019 after local grassroots efforts, this historic ski area offers 250 acres of diverse terrain that rises to 9,400 feet. The mountain combines affordable, family-friendly skiing with the intimate atmosphere of a community-powered resort, making it an ideal destination for both learning and advancing your mountain skills.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
28
Total Area
500 ac
202.3 ha
Antelope Butte Lift System
Antelope Butte's three lifts provide straightforward access to 28 named runs across the mountain. The main double chair rises to the summit, offering access to a variety of terrain choices, while the lower lifts serve perfect learning zones. This simple yet effective lift system maintains short wait times and creates an uncrowded skiing experience that lets families and friends focus on enjoying their time on the slopes.
Lifts
Total Lifts
3
Lift Types
2
Location & Getting There
Antelope Butte sits in the heart of the Bighorn National Forest, 59 miles west of Sheridan, Wyoming. This central location in the Bighorns makes it easily accessible from both Wyoming and Montana communities. The surrounding national forest provides endless opportunities for outdoor recreation, from Nordic skiing to backcountry exploration, making Antelope Butte an ideal basecamp for discovering the natural wonders of the Bighorn Mountains.
Antelope Butte
, wyoming
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Season Info
Each season at Antelope Butte showcases the natural beauty of the Bighorn Mountains. Winter delivers reliable snow conditions at this high-elevation location, creating consistent skiing from December through March. Summer transforms the mountain into a destination for hiking and mountain biking, with clear mountain air and moderate temperatures. Fall brings vibrant colors to the mountainside, while spring offers excellent late-season skiing opportunities.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/20/2025
Closing Day
4/13/2026
Days Open
115
Annual Snowfall
Metric
5.08m
508cm
Imperial
16.7ft
200in
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