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Big Sky Ski Resort
1 Lone Mountain Trail, P. O. Box 160001, Big Sky, MT 59716 · 406-995-4211
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With its tallest peak reaching 11,188 feet, this ski resort, located in the Madison Mountain Range, is a skier's paradise. The Big Sky Resort is opened year-round and provides recreational activities such as golfing and white water rafting in the summer and skiing in the winter. The area's beauty is spectacular no matter what the season, and the terrain offers great downhill and cross-country skiing.
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Pristine surroundings and optimum skiing keep drawing people to one of the Northern Rockies' best spots. Bridger Bowl is relatively unspoiled and offers trails for the experienced and amateur skier. The natural terrain is filled with snow-covered glades, bowls, and slopes.
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More than a dozen elaborate historic homes can be found between Main Street and the university along Willson Avenue. The Chamber of Commerce offers a guided tour highlighting the mansions and cottages located along this route.
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Jake's Horses
5645 Ramshorn St, Gallatin Gateway, MT 59730 · 406-995-4630
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Enjoy the natural beauty of Montana as you ride the trails. Jake's Horses offers guided tours around the Big Sky area all year round. Rides range from an hour to full pack trips through Yellowstone. Jake's even offers gaming hunts. A trail ride is a real pioneering way to see the great outdoors.
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Nestled in a quaint valley with the Bridger Mountains as a backdrop, this campus boasts more than 1,100 acres of sightseeing opportunities. Walking tours are available starting at Hamilton Hall and provide guests with a nice chance to see this century-old institution.
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With options like snowshoeing, hiking, and river drifting, this safari offers many unique ways to see the area. Expeditions can include travel through Yellowstone and/or Gallatin National Forest and offer a range of natural habitats to observe. Although a bit pricey, the costs include gear, food, and transportation. This natural history safari is an opportunity of a lifetime.
Our Sightseeing category provides a feast for the eyes. Why? Because most all of our selections are famous places that you can view and take pictures of to show everyone back home. Landmarks, sculptures, historic homes, historic districts, cemeteries, water fountains, and statues are just a hint of the sights we've selected.
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