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What to do in the big sky area in the summer

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steezerampage
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 I will be there next week.  Any cliff jumping or fun stuff to do?
Jul 24 2008 2:38PM
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Aenigma
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There's lift-accessed and XC mountain biking if you're into that.  There's also a lot of things to do on the Gallatin river-whitewater rafting/kayaking, fly fishing, or bridge jumping (greenish bridge about 1/3 of the way down the canyon).  There's also a lot of really cool places to go hiking, so there isn't any reason to be bored around Big Sky!
Jul 24 2008 10:32PM
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Jhorski
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Are they running the lift for mountain biking, i heard a rumor they were not going to be running it
Jul 25 2008 4:26AM
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Aenigma
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Ramcharger is open.  I haven't ridden it yet becausse I've been in Kellogg all summer, but I hear the NORBA track is pretty good.  I'll probably ride up there a couple times this fall if I can and see if they learned how to build bike trails up there yet.
Jul 25 2008 10:54AM
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king.tubby
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the green bridge is always a good time. its about 5 miles from the big sky turnoff, at the deer creek trail head. i havent actually jumped it this year, but i was fly fishing on the river last night and the water temperature is getting real nice

Jul 25 2008 12:19PM
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steezerampage
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is there anything you need to know about the water to jump there or do u just go to the center and jump.  How tall is the jump
Jul 30 2008 5:39PM
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Aenigma
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Jump into the center of the river, off to the sides is shallower.  Jumping from the top is maybe 20 feet if I remember right, but probably a little less.
Jul 30 2008 9:18PM
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king.tubby
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15 to 20 sounds about right.you just jump into the fastet part of th current- its easy to see where to jump. i wouldnt dive, but other than that you'll be fine.
Jul 31 2008 2:00AM
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