Things to Do 

Horseback Riding

• 320 Ranch: Visit 320Ranch.com or call (406) 995-4283 for more information.

• Canyon Adventures: Visit Canyon Adventures for more information.

• Jake’s Horse: Call (406) 995-4630 for more information.

Hiking

We recommend hiking in groups, and make sure you don't forget bear spray! You can purchase bear spray at any outdoor store in the area.

• Ousel Falls: A very popular hike that ends at a beautiful waterfall! 1.5 miles roundtrip; easy hike; great for all ages

• Beehive Basin: This trailhead is close to Moonlight Basin and has been named one of the world's greatest hikes! 6.6 miles roundtrip; medium difficulty

• Lava Lake: This trailhead starts right off of highway 191, just a few miles north of from Big Sky. It is a beautiful hike and Lava Lake (at the top) is post-card worthy. 6 miles roundtrip; medium difficulty

• Lemondrop Trail: Named for the Lemon Family, early settlers on the site of Rainbow Ranch, the trailhead is located behind Rainbow Ranch, across the Gallatin River and to the left. The hike leads to the top of a knob with 360° views of the Gallatin Canyon, the surrounding mountains and the Gallatin River. 3.7 miles roundtrip

• Cinnamon Mountain: Located south of Rainbow Ranch, this trailhead is off 191. Beginning in an aspen grove, the out and back trail leads to an old fire tower with stunning 360° views of the area mountains. 8.2 miles roundtrip; medium difficulty

Fly Fishing

If you plan to fish, make sure to pick up a fishing license (and bear spray) at any of the outfitters below. If you plan to fish in Yellowstone, you’ll need a federal license.

• Gallatin River Guides: Full-service fly fishing outfitter, offering walk / wade options and float trips for all ages and skill levels. MontanaFlyfishing.com or 406.995.2290

• East Slope: Big Sky’s largest retail & fly selection and trusted local guides with walk / wade options or drift boat options in multiple rivers. EastSlopeOutdoors.com or 406.995.4369

• Yellow Dog Flyfishing: If you are interested in extending your stay with a few nights in a fishing lodge, Yellow Dog can help. Yellowdogflyfishing.com or 888.777.5060

Golf

• Big Sky Golf Course: Big Sky’s public, Arnold Palmer-designed golf course located in the Meadow. For reservations and pricing, go to BigSkyResort.com or call the Pro Shop at (406) 995-5780.

• The Reserve at Moonlight Basin: A Jack Nicklaus design that plays up to 8,000 yards, featuring scenic mountain vistas on every hole. Guests must be accompanied by a member.

Rafting

• Montana Whitewater: For more information visit montanawhitewater.com or call (406)763-4465.

• Geyser Whitewater Expeditions: For more information visit raftmontana.com or call (406) 995-4989.

Other Activities

Big Sky Resort offers numerous other activities for the adventure seekers. For information on the following, visit the resort website: bigskyresort.com

• Mountain Biking

• Ziplines

• Scenic Lift Rides

• Archery

• Rock Climbing

Explore Bozeman

Downtown Bozeman is a short 15 minute drive from the BZN airport and is a great stop to make either after you land or before you depart for your flight! You can stroll down Main Street, grab or a bite, and pop into boutiques and stores.

• Shopping: Meridian, Voormi, Schnee’s, anywhere on Main Street!

• Activities with Kids: Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman Pond

• Coffee: Ghost Town, Treeline, Rockford

• Food: Wild Crumb, Fink’s Deli, Revelry, Blackbird, Little Star Diner, Western Café, Cat Eye Café, Jam

• Breweries: Map Brewing, Mountains Walking, Shine Beer Garden, Bozeman Tap Room (has a Rooftop), Lockhorn Cider House

Weekly Events

Tuesdays 5:30-9:30pm - Lone Mountain Ranch Rodeo. Your rodeo entrance includes: elevated Montana street food, beer/wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. Click here for ticket information. 

Wednesdays 5-8pm - Big Sky Town Center Farmer's Market. Immerse yourself in 90+ of the regions finest vendors and the best of Big Sky’s mountain culture. Enjoy local produce, crafts, cuisine, enjoy performances from various artists, and much more.

Thursdays 6pm - Music in the Mountains (free, park opens at 6pm and music starts at 7pm). For more than a decade, Music in the Mountains has been Montana’s finest free outdoor concert series, featuring the best up and coming touring musicians in the country as well as established, well-known artists. The Town Center Park provides the perfect backdrop for locals and visitors to come together and enjoy live music under the Big Sky.