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BIG SKY
Whether it is winter, summer, spring or
fall, The Lodge at Big Sky is a great home base for
mountain recreation. From skiing and snowboarding, and
hiking and biking, to whitewater rafting and fly fishing,
Big Sky has it all.
ACTIVITIES &
RECREATION
SUMMER
Fly Fishing
Enjoy world-class fishing in one of three nearby rivers.
The Gallatin River, which you followed as you drove to Big Sky on Highway 191,
ranks as one of the finest wade fishing rivers in Montana. The longest river in
Montana, the Yellowstone, boasts over 300 miles of trout fishing. Last but
certainly not least, the Madison River's exceptional scenery and wonderful
fishing make it a top destination for locals and visitors.
For additional information on
guided fly fishing trips, contact Kris Kumlien with
Montana troutfitters, (406) 587-4707 or visit www.troutfitters.com.
Whitewater Rafting
For a rush of excitement join Geyser
Whitewater Expeditions for a trip down the walloping
waters of the Gallatin River. Professional and experienced
guides take individuals for a ride of a lifetime.
For additional information on guided whitewater rafting, contact Geyser Whitewater Expeditions at 995-4989 or www.raftmontana.com.
Horseback Riding
Spend the day or jus tan afternoon exploring
trails that you are unable to experience any other way.
Whether you are a pro or just a beginner, Cedar Mountain
Corrals at Moonlight Basin has the perfect horse for you.
For more information about horseback riding, contact
Moonlight Basin, (866) 512-7716, or visit www.moonlightbasin.com.
Mountain Biking
Big Sky, in the heart of the Gallatin National
Forest, is home to over ten thousand miles of trails to
explore. You might consider something a little faster than
your feet. Gallatin Alpine Sports in the Meadow Village
offers all-day or half-day bike tours complete with a
picnic lunch.
For more information about renting mountain bikes,
contact Gallatin Alpine Sports, (406) 995-2313, or visit www.gallatinalpinesports.com.
Yellowstone National Park
Established in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is
America's first national park. It is home to an abundance
of wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and
elk. Preserved within the park is a collection of the
world's most extraordinary geysers and hot springs
including Old Faithful and Steamboat.
For more information, visit www.nps.gov/yell.
Hiking and Sight Seeing
Trail hiking is one of Big Sky's most popular
outdoor activities among visitors and locals. Whether you
want to spend an entire day enjoying the great outdoors or
only have 30 minutes to spare, Big Sky has a trail for
you.
For more information about local hiking trails, visit www.bigskymontananet.com.
Golf
The Arnold Palmer golf course at Big Sky Resort is
an 18-hole, par-72 course in the heart of the Meadow
Village. See how long your drive goes at 6,500 feet above
sea level.
For more information about the golf course or driving
range, contact Big Sky Resort's golf pro-shop, (406)
995-5780, or visit, www.bigskyresort.com.
WINTER
Skiing and
Snowbaording
Big Sky has always been recognized for
its gigantic network of trails, challenging runs, stunning
views, and terrain park. Join us for The Biggest Skiing In
America at Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin.
For more information about purchasing
lift tickets, contact Big Sky Resort, (406) 995-5900, or
visit www.bigskyresort.com
or www.moonlightbasin.com.
Showshoeing and
Cross Country Skiing
Glide over 65 groomed kilometers of nationally ranked
cross country ski trails at Lone Mountain Ranch. Lessons, rentals
and guided tours are available. |
