Bike Patrol - Summer 2026

LMLC OPERATIONS LLC•Big Sky, MT

4h•Onsite

About The Position

Yellowstone Club is a private residential community in Big Sky, Montana, offering its Members the world’s only private ski and golf community. The club provides fabulous skiing, snowboarding, an 18-hole golf course, rivers, hiking, and biking. Yellowstone Club's Bike Patrol department is hiring for the position of Bike Patroller for the upcoming Summer 2026 season, which runs from June to September. Bike Patrollers are responsible for daily tasks to reduce hazards and create a safe biking and summer recreation environment for Yellowstone Club members and guests.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED or vocational training or job-related course work required
Montana EMT Certification
Ability to bike the toughest terrain at the ski area in a strong, stable manner
Strong written and verbal communication skills
High integrity and be detail oriented, and have a positive attitude

Responsibilities

Perform general on-mountain safety work including maintaining pads, signage, rope lines, closures, traffic control, and hazard assessment
Respond to emergencies, including day and night search and rescue.
Assess biking, hiking, and on mountain injuries, provide immediate first aid and provide transport down the mountain, and complete required paperwork
Document the injury or accident, note the medical condition of the patient and work with Yellowstone Club Fire Department for the patient to be transported to a local medical facility if necessary
Complete all required training as directed by the Manager of Ski Patrol
Promote mountain safety by enforcing area policies, clearing debris from the bike runs, maintaining the resort boundaries, and other specialized techniques (e.g. rescue litter handling, chairlift and Gondola evacuation, rope rescue, search and rescue, vehicle operation)
Conduct biking and hiking trail checks of the mountain before opening and closing hours to ensure that the mountain is safe for Members and guests; Mark and/or remove hazards appropriately
Maintain training and certifications throughout employment
Transport equipment around the mountain
Assisting other Mountain Operations staff with daily tasks