Lone Peak Tram

Big Sky's Signature Tramway

The Lone Peak Tram is the aerial cable car linking the base of Big Sky Resort to the summit of Lone Peak, one of the tallest lift-served peaks in the United States. This live view follows the cabin as it climbs the steep, rocky upper mountain, offering a rider's-eye perspective few visitors get to see up close.

A Dramatic Alpine Landscape

Below the tram line, the terrain unfolds into scree fields, sparse stands of subalpine fir, and open bowls carved by the Madison Range's volcanic geology. Lone Peak rises as an isolated horn, visible in the distance as the tram cable stretches toward the summit station.

Gateway to Extreme Terrain

At the top, the tram delivers skiers, hikers, and sightseers into some of Montana's most challenging backcountry-style terrain, including chutes and couloirs that have made the resort famous among expert skiers and mountaineers. The camera offers a continuous look at operations on this iconic lift.

A Landmark of Big Sky Resort

Since opening, the Lone Peak Tram has become one of the most recognizable features of Big Sky Resort, drawing visitors who want to experience the exposed, high-alpine environment near the summit. This camera provides a real-time window onto that engineering feat and the wild landscape surrounding it.