Big Sky Resort, Montana has eliminated additional fees for Lone Peak Tram access from its daily and pre-purchased lift tickets. Starting next winter, lift tickets at Big Sky Resort will include ...

BIG SKY, Mont. — The 100-foot tower for Big Sky Resort's Lone Peak Tram is now complete. The project took over 250,000 pounds of steel and 300 cubic yards of concrete. Installation began in the ...

This winter, Big Sky Resort, Montana, debuted a new iteration of its Lone Peak Tram, providing ski access for most guests on a pay-per-ride basis. The resort is altering this system next season ...

BIG SKY, Mont. — Big Sky Ski Patrol reported an avalanche on Lone Peak last week was caused by a mountain goat. Officials believe a mountain goat triggered the slide and rode it down a long slope.

It was mid-winter and I was on the summit of Montana’s pyramid-shaped Lone Peak, elevation 11,166 feet. I reached this lofty aerie with remarkable ease thanks to Big Sky’s new Lone Peak tram ...

BILLINGS – In years past, while riding up Big Sky Resort’s Lone Peak Tram, it was hard not to marvel at the engineering and construction required to safely haul humans up the steep mountainside.

Get information on Lone Peak High School in Gallatin Gateway, ... Montana | (406) 995-4281 ... Lone Peak High School is the only high school in the Big Sky School K-12.

From the top of Lone Peak, you can ski a whopping 4,350 vertical feet, the second longest vertical drop in the United States.

How Big Sky, Montana, Became One of America's Best Places to Ski — and Why 2024 Is the Year to Go. ... A view of Lone Peak from Everett's 8800 restaurant. Mark Hartman.

However, separate Lone Peak Tram charges still exist outside of lift tickets. Ikon, Mountain Collective, and select Big Sky pass holders will continue using auto-charge to access the Lone Peak Tram.

Big Sky Resort will unveil its new Lone Peak Tram this winter, capable of hauling 75 people and climbing the 4,612-foot distance at 22 mph.

Big Sky Resort will unveil its new Lone Peak Tram this winter, capable of hauling 75 people and climbing the 4,612-foot distance at 22 mph.