“It was perfect timing—we were looking for someone to spearhead our national and international communications and knew Kate was moving back to the area. Having a PR partner that already intimately knows the mountain, the Resort and our history, it’s the ideal situation, we couldn’t be happier,” said Big Sky Resort’s Director of Marketing, Lyndsey Owens.
“My heart has always been in Big Sky,” said Ketschek. “This is my third time moving to the community and I see it being the last—there’s no place like it. And Lone Peak, well, I haven’t skied anywhere else that compares. It feels good to be back home and I’m looking forward to teaming up with my friends at the Resort to continue to build momentum for The Biggest Skiing in America.”
With El Niño being all the buzz this ski season, Big Sky Resort combed through its 33 years of snow data collected at the resort, and noted ten of those years have been an El Niño year and 60 percent of those El Niño years have been above average or average snow fall for the Resort. Mid-mountain base depth is 36” and the Summit is reporting 54”. With all lifts open and over 2 acres per skier, now’s the time to experience The Biggest Skiing in America.
About Revolution House Media: Revolution House Media enjoys the challenge of building recognition and increasing market share for brands in the outdoor, tactical and lifestyle markets. Working with innovative brands and industry disruptors, Revolution House Media has a successful track record of earning media attention and award recognition for its partners. For more information, please contact Kate Ketschek, kate@revolutionhousemedia.com or visitwww.revolutionhousemedia.com.
About Big Sky Resort: Big Sky Resort, established in 1973, is located in the Northern Rockies of southwest Montana between Bozeman, Montana and Yellowstone National Park. Big Sky Resort is the Biggest Skiing in America with 5,800+ acres offering an average of two acres per skier and 4,350 feet of vertical drop. Big Sky Resort is owned by Boyne Resorts, a Michigan-based corporation and the largest family-run four-season resort company in North America. Boyne Resorts also owns Cypress Mountain near Vancouver, British Columbia; Boyne Mountain, Boyne Highlands, and The Inn at Bay Harbor, all in Michigan; Brighton in Utah; Crystal Mountain and The Summit at Snoqualmie in Washington; Loon Mountain in New Hampshire; Sugarloaf and Sunday River Resort in Maine; and Gatlinburg Sky Lift in Tennessee.
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