Bozeman may be known for its cold temperatures, but it also enjoys a worldwide reputation as a top skiing destination. Its two ski resorts, Bridger Bowl and Big Sky Montana, offer almost 6,000 skiable acres to outdoor enthusiasts. If the snow brought you to Bozeman, more power to you. However, if grappling with skis and piling on layers of ski gear isn’t your idea of fun, check out these six winter activities in Bozeman, Montana.
Enjoy ziplining, but don’t know where to indulge your love for the sport this winter? If so, Big Sky Montana has you covered. You won’t be heading down the slopes on skis, but you’ll be zooming down four ziplines from 30 to 60 feet in the air.
There are actually two zipline tours at Big Sky. The first is Nature Zipline, as described above. If you’re into daring Zorro-like exploits, you won’t want to miss the Adventure Zipline tour. You’ll be swooping down the mountain from 150 feet in the air on lines spanning up to 1,500 feet long.
Northside Winter Stroll (December 14th)
The annual Northside Winter Stroll is back, and we think it’s an excellent way to spend a lazy Saturday. Starting at 3:00 p.m., Starlite Bozeman (a dance studio) will be featuring free mini dance demos. More than 20 businesses will be participating this year, each offering an array of holiday deals. So bundle up, gather your friends and family, and go enjoy the stroll. Whatever you do, don’t forget to attend the sizzling hot Winter Stroll AFTER PARTY from 7:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. And, may we say that this downtown activity is also an excellent way to meet the locals?Zipline Tours at Big Sky Montana

https://bigskyresort.com/summer-activities/adventure-zipline