If you’ve ever been ziplining, you already know how fun and exhilarating it is – and if you haven’t, you owe it yourself to try it. There’s nothing quite like flying through the air and taking in all the beauty around you. And if you happen to be at the Big Sky Resort, you don’t even have to wait until spring to give it a go. The resort’s Adventure Zipline Tour in Montana runs all winter long, and it’s wonderful. Come along as we give you a little taste of what life is like flying high above the trees!

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So if someone were to ask you, “Is the Adventure Zipline Tour open in winter?” you’ll know exactly what to tell them!

Curious? See what a day spent on the Adventure Zipline looks like in the video below, then set a date for your own adventure by going to the Big Sky Resort website, or the Big Sky Resort Facebook page.

Have you ever been to the Big Sky Resort for winter ziplining? If so, what was your favorite part? Can you suggest any other fun things to do in Montana during the winter? We’d love to read about your experiences in the comments section below!

If you’d like to explore winter hikes in and around the area, you can find some great trails by going to the AllTrails website.

Still in the mood for more Montana adventures? Take a look at this video:

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Where can we find ghost towns in Montana?

  • Virginia City was the state of Montana’s original capital, and from here can embark upon a train ride to nearby Nevada City, which is also an abandoned ghost town.
  • Garnet is Montana’s best preserved ghost town and visitors will find several remnants of this former mining town.
  • The Granite Ghost Town State Park in Philipsburg is the home of an old mining camp from around 1872 that was once the world’s richest silver mine.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other spooky ghost towns in Montana.

Where can we find the best steakhouses in Montana?

  • The Mint Cafe and Bar in Belgrade is an upscale, circa-1904 steakhouse and one of the best in the state.
  • The McAllister Inn, located in its namesake town of McAllister, serves elegant steaks, burgers and occasional prime rib specials.
  • The Land of Magic in Logan serves up great steaks and other fare in an old-fashioned log building.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other delicious steakhouses in Montana.

Where can we go camping in Montana?

  • Makoshika State Park offers well over a dozen campsites perfect for RVs or tent camping.
  • The Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area has several campgrounds ranging from easily accessible to primitive including some only accessible by boat or by hiking in.
  • Glacier National Park has over a dozen different campgrounds totaling over 1,000 sites in all.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other great places to go camping in Montana.

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