Biking & Bike Tours
Big Sky biking is fun for all ages. Cruise around town or explore the intermediate to advanced mountain bike trails. Bike rentals are available for both cross-country and mountain bikes.
- Big Sky biking trails offer adventures for all levels of expertise, from a leisurely ride through town to tough expert mountain terrain.
- Bike and equipment rentals, trail maps and guides are available at local retailers.
- A high-country bike ride has breath-taking scenery and trails that can leave you breathless, too.
- Discover a huge network of lift access downhill and cross-country trails at Big Sky Resort.
Overview
Big Sky mountain biking trails range from easy to expert. The scenery is spectacular, so don't forget your camera. Forest service offices have maps and updates on trails. Local retailers are a also a good source of information, and a great place to buy or rent equipment.
Where to go Biking
There are miles of bike trails through forests and alpine meadows, as well as Lone Mountain downhill trails which are accessible by ski lift at Big Sky Resort.
Some nearby trails include:
Grizzly Loop Mountain Bike Trail
This popular 10-mile singletrack runs through aspen trees and across creeks, with easy to intermediate/expert terrain. The mountain views are incredible.
Portal Creek to Porcupine Creek
This scenic 16-mile trail begins at Portal Creek Road off Highway 191 and is considered difficult, recommended for experts, with rugged climbs and robust switchbacks.
Rentals & Fees
Equipment rentals include both cross-country and mountain bikes, plus helmets, for adults and children. Trail maps and helpful advice are available at the rental outlets.
Hire a Guide
An experienced guide can make the difference between a good time and a fantastic one.
Safety Precautions
Weather can be unpredictable, so check the current conditions. Be ready for anything with the proper gear and spare parts.
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