Turner Mountain Ski Area, Montana, United States
5.0 (12 reviews) Wednesday: Spent Ranking #7 in Libby Ski & Snowboard Areas
Great Experience
Turner Mountain Ski Area is a "Hidden Gem" in northwest Montana. At $38 for an adult lift ticket it is one of the most inexpensive in Montana. No lift lines and great skiing. You can actually park with in 200 ft of the day lodge and lift!
Address
, Libby, Montana, United States, Postal Code: 59923.
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Website
http://www.skiturner.com
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Friday : 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday : 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday : 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Current local date and time now
Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11:21
User Ratings
5.0 based on (12 reviews)
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Reviews
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5Peter F 5:00 PM Feb 27, 2020
Fabulous!
My home mountain is Whistler, but that is not a benchmark with which to compare Turner- unless you want to talk about Polar Opposites: Whistler- 5280 vertical, 30,000 people on the mountain on a busy weekend, over 40 high speed lifts, lots of overpriced eateries, crowded road getting there, really expensive... But some epic terrain Turner- 2100 vertical, 60 people on mountain on a Friday before Presidents' Day, 1 slow lift, nobody on the road coming up, 1 well priced eatery, really inexpensive, really good but not epic terrain. Fun factor- about 50 times that of Whistler. Friendliness- about 100 times. Not bad for a mostly volunteer run mountain. Yes, I like Whitefish, Blacktail, Montana Snowbowl (maybe not so much), Lookout after a dump... But simply nothing compares with the down home ambience of Turner, combined with some terrific steeps. Kudos to the likes of the volunteer manager, ski patroller / handyman/bushwavker Vinnie, cook and ticket seller Jeremiah.
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5Cameron 5:00 PM Dec 13, 2018
Always worth the trip
Full disclosure, I lived in Libby which is the nearest town to Turner for 7 years. This was my first return trip in a while, but its charm remains unchanged :-). Amazing terrain, great locals- its only major downside is it is about a 2/3 1/3 Mountain. This means that unless it's quite cold, the bottom third can get a bit heavy. However, when it has powder, it's amazing :-).
