Lone Peak Tram Live Cam, Big Sky Resort

This camera watches the Lone Peak Tram at Big Sky Resort in Montana, which carries skiers and sightseers to the summit of Lone Peak, a rocky pyramid that rises to 11,166 feet in the Madison Range.

Lone Peak is the defining landmark of Big Sky and one of the most dramatic ski mountains in North America. The tram climbs to the summit, where skiers can access steep chutes and couloirs, some of the most challenging terrain in the country, as well as huge open bowls. On a clear day, the view from the top stretches across three states and into the mountains of Yellowstone National Park.

Big Sky is one of the largest ski resorts in the United States, and its expansive terrain and modest crowds have earned it the slogan Biggest Skiing in America. The resort is about an hour from Bozeman and close to Yellowstone's west entrance.

This cam is great for checking visibility and weather near the summit, whether the tram is running, and how conditions look high on the mountain. Strong winds can close the tram, so watch to see what the weather is doing before you head up. In summer, the tram offers sightseeing rides to the summit.

The camera is provided by Big Sky Resort.