In Big Sky, it’s a normal afternoon to feel the wind pick up and see the sky deepen to gray. This is followed by a short, sometimes drenching, rain usually between 2:00-5:00 pm.... READ MORE
Fall is a critical time for both black and grizzly bears, when they enter a state of hyperphagia and attempt to pack on as much fat as possible to see them through their long... READ MORE
Finally, the sun is shining – locals and visitors are venturing out on foot, with bikes, on horses and with kayaks or fly rods! The mountains beckon after the spring snow melt.... READ MORE
Montana is the 4th biggest state in the United States. With an area covering just over 147,000 square miles (94 million acres), it's one of the last best places. READ MORE
Summer in Big Sky is one of the best times of the year in our mountain town. READ MORE
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