Big Sky Resort Zipline Tours — Local services in Montana

Our family of 10 was super excited to zip line through the trees in Montana. Since we were staying in Big Sky, we took advantage of the local opportunity to zip line. We booked the "Nature Zip Line" tour at the resort which was to be 1.5 hours. We were SHOCKED when we completed only 2 lines and were taken back to the resort! The breakdown of time is 20 minutes for set-up and training, 20 minute hike to the first line and then zip- zip, you're done. What a rip off! We were done in about an hour. The only consolation were our two guides were amazing ...Gabby and Victoria. Please book somewhere else. Big Sky should be upfront with customers about how many lines you will cover during your time. We would have skipped if we were...

We took our boys (11 & 16) to do the adventure 2hr zip line at Big Sky Resort. It was a warm day (90 degrees) and we were excited to be in the group at 12:45. We were with 4 other teenagers as well -not part of our personal party. We had a great time and enjoyed the mountain and the adventure. I am really writing this review to speak to the guides, Thomas and Mason. These two men were AMAZING. Best personalities, really enjoy their jobs, and did try to crack smiles and laughter with a tough teenage audience. It was really hard to not try to hire them away. If you can request guides, you should really ask for them. They are there in the winter as well instructing or valeting skis🤣. Great work guys

Be Well Danielle Tim...

We did the nature zip line which is a misnomer because there was no nature other than a weed we were told is moderately good at keeping bugs away. More prevalent than nature was the sound and sight of bulldozers widening a ski run. The whole thing took about 2 hours, maybe 45 seconds of which were spent “zipping.” The rest of the time was spent gearing up, walking by dirt construction sites, waiting for a turn at each of the four “runs,” and then smelling cigarette smoke from the trainee guide who’d get a few puffs in at the bottom of each run before the first customer was sent down the line. The one star goes to the two non-trainee guides who...