Roam Big Sky FAQ

Question 1

Does Big Sky have a liquor store?

Accepted Answer

Yes, The Cave is a very well-stocked upmarket liquor store in Big Sky.

Question 2

Are there supermarkets in Big Sky?

Accepted Answer

There is a grocery store in Big Sky called Roxy's, which is a great destination for small daily shops. However, we advise online ordering the bulk of your groceries in Belgrade and collecting these after the airport.

Question 3

Is there Cell Phone service on the drive between Bozeman and Big Sky?

Accepted Answer

A limited cell phone service for +-20 minutes exists on leaving Bozeman; this disappears as you enter the Gallatin Canyon. We then have a 40-minute dead zone with no cell phone signal. We carry Garmin in-reach satellite communications equipment in the event of an emergency.

Question 4

What are the driving conditions?

Accepted Answer

Snow and ice are the norm during the ski season; US Highway 191 to Big Sky runs through the Gallitan Valley alongside the Gallatin River. This is a two-lane road infrastructure that the destination has outgrown. Ideally, we do this trip in 75 minutes, however, accidents are very common and we advise you to book your transport 2 hours prior to your airline check-in time on your departure day.

Question 5

What vehicles do you use and how much space is there?

Accepted Answer

We use Yukon-XL SLTs, leather interiors, and climate-controlled 2023 or newer. The ideal party size is five passengers with ski luggage. The car is very roomy; once you get to a party of six or more it is best to utilize a van.

Question 6

What travel tips do you have for me and my group when coming to Big Sky for a ski trip?

Accepted Answer

-Book early, and get your transportation taken care of. We will work with you to get the details ironed out.
-If you are not using Ski-Butler, send us your skis via FedEx, and we will ship them back to you after your trip. This saves so much hassle at the airport. 
-Pre-order groceries if you will be staying in a Condo. We will pick these up on the way to Big Sky. 
-Make dinner reservations; even the most connected concierges struggle to maintain tables "off property" during peak season.

Question 7

Why Roam Big Sky?

Accepted Answer

Our priorities are your safety, convenience, and offering a five-star service. We are a locally owned, owner-operated business. You can be assured your driver is a well-rested professional excited to meet you and get you safely to your destination.

Question 8

Are there any extra-costs I should know about in booking a SUV snow limousine?

Accepted Answer

We believe in transparency and being upfront about the cost of services. Our one-stop booking tool gives you an instant all-inclusive at the time of booking.

Question 9

What areas do you service?

Accepted Answer

Our primary service areas include Big Sky, Bozeman, Paradise Valley, Ennis, and Yellowstone National Park. We do, however often go further afield on request and are always looking for new opportunities.

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