Explore & Discover Big Sky Montana

Welcome to Big Sky Montana

Welcome to Big Sky, where your next adventure unfolds in the heart of Montana's untamed beauty. Beyond the breathtaking landscapes, Big Sky invites you to dive into endless experiences, from heart-pounding thrills on the mountain to serene moments under a sky bursting with stars. Here, it’s easy to find yourself immersed in world-class outdoor activities, yet equally effortless to relax, reconnect, and leave feeling revitalized. Big Sky isn’t just a destination—it’s a journey that brings you closer to nature, yourself, and memories that last a lifetime.

Plan your adventure

Things to do

Dining

Hiking & Cycling

Skiing & Snowboarding

Places to Stay

KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND BIG SKY

Big Sky, Montana

Big Sky is located on Hwy 191; 45 miles south of Bozeman and 45 miles north of West Yellowstone. From Bozeman, you’ll drive through the beautiful Gallatin Canyon. From West Yellowstone, you’ll drive through Yellowstone National Park, a perfect opportunity to spot wildlife such as moose, elk and bears.

A GATEWAY TO RECREATION

Big Sky Canyon

The fresh waters of the Gallatin River carve through sheer rock faces as it leaves Yellowstone National Park and makes it way North to Bozeman opening a canyon passage for cars on highway 191. Along its banks you'll find many of our guided outfitters. Highlights include:

Horseback Riding
Whitewater Rafting
UTV Rentals
Guest Ranches

THE HEART OF OUR THRIVING COMMUNITY

Town Center & Meadow Village

Find yourself enjoying a cool summer evening set up on the lawn of Len Hill Park listening to Music in the Mountains or shopping in the Meadow Village Center sharing drinks and a bite with some friends. Highlights Include:

The Wilson Hotel
Big Sky Resort Golf Course
Town Center
Meadow Village Center
Music in the Mountains
The Farmers Market

IT ALL LEADS TO THE MOUNTAIN

Lone Mountain

One road in, one road out, and it all leads to the Mountain. Lone Mountain stretches to a staggering 11,166 ft. In the winter alpine skiers can traverse its more than 5,850 skiable acres down 4,350 vertical feet. The mountain includes