Adopt-a-trail in Big Sky

Protect the trails that connect our community. When you adopt a trail, you invest directly in the maintenance, safety, and long-term stewardship of Big Sky’s outdoor spaces.

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Trail Stewardship

Big Sky’s trail system is one of the defining features of our community. From after-work laps to weekend adventures, these trails shape how we live here.The Adopt-a-Trail program allows businesses, families, and community partners to take ownership of a specific trail in partnership with BSCO. Your commitment helps offset annual maintenance costs and ensures our trails remain safe, clean, and accessible year after year.This isn’t just sponsorship — it’s stewardship.

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Black Diamond Trail

$2,500
A short, moderate climb near Big Sky Community Park with forested terrain and quick loop options.
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Black Diamond Trail

Coldsmoke Trail

The Coldsmoke Out and Back trail is a newly built trail that forks off of the established Mud Creek Trail. This trail is a fun flow section for those looking for a little more distance when using Mud Creek.
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Coldsmoke Trail

Kircher Park Trail

$2,500
A short riverside trail leading to Kircher Discovery Park with fishing access and family-friendly amenities.
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Kircher Park Trail

Matthews Trail

A seasonal trail honoring Matthew Clemson’s adventurous spirit and love for the outdoors.
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Matthews Trail

Mountain to Meadow Trail

$5,000
A signature 4-mile flow trail connecting Big Sky Resort to Town Center.
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Mountain to Meadow Trail

Mud Creek Trail

$5,000
A 3-mile flowy loop south of Big Sky with a steady climb and fast, bermed descent.
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Mud Creek Trail

What adopting a Big Sky trail supports

Your financial commitment directly funds:

  • Annual trail maintenance and repairs
  • Erosion control and sustainability improvements
  • Signage and wayfinding
  • Safety enhancementsLong-term preservation of public access

Adoption levels and financial commitments vary by trail based on size, traffic, and maintenance needs.

What You'll Receive as a BSCO Trail Partner

When you adopt a trail, your organization receives meaningful recognition:

  • Trailhead signage recognizing your support
  • Logo and web link on bsco.org
  • Recognition in BSCO’s Annual Report
  • Recognition during BSCO’s annual Trails Day event
  • A BSCO-led volunteer workday or guided hike for your staff
  • Advertising space in BASE restroom facilities
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Thank you to our Community Trail Partners of Big Sky

The Adopt a Trail program is designed to protect the scenic and user friendly qualities of the Big Sky Trail system, while providing members of the Big Sky community ownership of a trail in partnership with the BSCO.