Relaxing to high-adrenaline: a gondola ride with Glacier views, a 1,900-foot zip, a slide you drive yourself, and a mountain of free fun in between.
Enclosed gondola or open-air chair, your call, to the 6,817-foot summit. Glacier's peaks rise like a city skyline, and the Summit House pours until 4.
| Round trip | Single ride | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Adults13-64 | $34 | $130 |
| Juniors & Seniors7-12 · 65+ | $22 | $75 |
| Children6 & under · ticket still required | Free | Free |
| One wayhike up, ride down · or the reverse | $22 |
Cable bridges that sway just enough, rope ladders, mid-air zips, and a trapeze for the brave. Every course is a little higher and a little harder than the last, and the harness has your back the whole way.
Book the Aerial ParkFree, huckleberry-lined, and pointed straight at Glacier. Ride the lift one way for $22 if you'd rather earn only half the vertical.
2026 note: the lower third of the Danny On is rerouted this summer for the fuels reduction project. Follow signage. The trail honors Danny On, the Forest Service ecologist and photographer who skied Big Mountain until 1979.
From the summit ridge, Whitefish Lake and the whole Flathead Valley spread out below, with Glacier's peaks on the horizon. Hike up the Danny On, or ride the lift and save your legs for the loops. Either way, the Summit House has a cold drink with your name on it.
Ride the lift upEvery hiking route drawn on the real mountain, Danny On included. Drag, pinch, and tilt with two fingers. Gold lines are hiking, brown are bike trails.
Gold is hiking, brown is bike, and the teal dashed line is the zip tour: six spans through the trees back to the village. Course line is representative; we plot the exact spans when the resort shares the survey. Same live 3D map that runs in the mountain app.
23 miles of lift-served downhill across three zones, rentals with full armor included, and a progression path from your first flow lap to Runaway Train. The Bike Park gets its own page because it earned it.
Whitefish Bike Park