Long before Maggie Voisin competed on the world stage, she was just a kid learning to ski at Whitefish Mountain Resort.

Maggie was 2 years old the first time her parents put her on a pair of skis. When she was 10, she and her siblings would ride the S.N.O.W. Bus by themselves up and down the mountain. And she spent countless days chasing her dad, Truby, through the trees and snow ghosts that Big Mountain is famous for.

"I've traveled all over the world — Asia, Russia, New Zealand, so many beautiful and incredible places — but there is no place like home," Maggie says in the latest short film produced by Teton Gravity Research.

"The Last Best Ski Town" follows Maggie and Truby as they reflect on their appreciation for family, the mountain and the place they call home. Seen from the perspective of a three-time Olympian and X Games gold medalist, it's a reminder that a ski town can foster world-class talent while holding onto its charm, traditions and sense of community.

Watch it now as we prepare for the 2026/27 ski season!