The Winter Season Schedule will be running a modified schedule, effective Monday Dec 13th.

We made a few changes to the Red, Yellow, Orange and Blue Lines that start Monday, Dec 13. We added a few evening runs to the Orange and Blue Lines as well as a late night run on the Red Line heading from Big Sky to Bozeman at 10:15 pm. We also removed a couple of morning and day time runs on the Yellow, Orange and Red Lines.

To view the Winter Schedule Click Here

Link Express Buses operate between Big Sky and Bozeman 7-Days-a-Week during the winter season. Local service within Big Sky is available on the Yellow, Orange, Blue & Green Lines 7-Days-a-Week during the winter season.  There is a fare to ride the Link Express, Local service is zero-fare.

The Big Sky Transportation District Board will be holding a meeting at 3 pm on Monday, December 6 in the Lone Mountain Land Company Conference Room in the Town Center in Big Sky.

The Board will be discussing the current driver shortage and the plan for various service levels moving ahead. The Board will also be discussing the hiring process for the Executive Director, the potential lease of a facility (bus barn) in Big Sky and other items.

The meeting is open to the public.

Big Sky Transportation District is hiring an Executive Director.

The Big Sky Transportation District, which is celebrating its 30^th Anniversary this year, is looking to hire its first ever Executive Director. The specific information about the position can be found here: Job Description. As noted in the job description, resumes should be received by November 19, 2021 to be considered for the position.

Contact David Kack, Skyline Coordinator, by email: dkack@montana.edu for more information about the position or Transportation District.

While Montana Governor Gianforte has lifted the statewide mask mandate as of Friday, February 12, Federal regulations still require all users of public transportation services to wear a mask while boarding and riding transit services.

Therefore, Skyline will continue to require that all customers continue to wear a mask while boarding and riding its buses. For those wanting more information about the Executive Order (Federal requirement), go to https://www.federalregister.gov/executive-order/13998

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Most buses have the ability to carry 6 to 8 bikes, some up to 10.

Racks are on a first-come, first-served basis. Riders with bikes should not expect that they will be able to get their
bike on the bus at all times during the day. Groups of riders should especially be aware of this situation.

The racks are easy to use and are designed for riders to load bikes independently. Assistance is available if needed.

You can now store and protect your bike while taking trips on Skyline & Streamline.

We now offer private, single stall bike lockers to store and protect your bike from rain and snow. They allow you to securely store your bike near the Skyline stop on the MSU Campus or at the Streamline stop in Belgrade (W. Missoula/Jackrabbit).

The cost for renting a bike locker is $24 for 4 months, $40 for 8 months or $60 for 12 months. There is also a refundable $25 key deposit for each locker.

There are limited lockers at each location so contact us for an application or for additional  information.

Contact Rebecca at the Western Transportation Institute
406-994-6541
Western Transportation Institute