Deep Creek

Deep Creek stood off Highway 274 in rural Deer Lodge County. Guides gave its address as Wise River and put it 34 to 45 miles southwest of Butte. It was not on National Forest land: the Forest Service's 1973 regional guide listed it among other ski areas, and a 2017 forum post places it on Bureau of Land Management land south of Anaconda. The earliest mention found is a 1967 Forest Service report's list of western ski areas; no source gives the year it opened or closed.^{1,2,4,5,6,7,8}

The 1974–75 state guide gave it a T-bar 3,000 feet long with a 1,000-foot rise, a 500-foot rope tow and five open runs from novice to expert, with a chalet, ski patrol and certified instructors, open Thursdays, weekends and holidays. Montana's winter guides for 1985–86 and 1986–87 listed one T-bar, a base at 6,080 feet, 837 feet of vertical, five miles of trails and a snack bar, with a season from mid-December to April 1. A July 1988 regional profile still named it among three downhill ski areas for Anaconda.^1,3,5,9