WELCOME
TO BIG SKY
Big Sky is a destination wedding for us too! Like most Montana ski towns, Big Sky has shops, restaurants, and amazing access to outdoor activities. We’ve included some of our recommendations below. We hope you make the most of your weekend and enjoy the many wonderful activities Montana has to offer!
THINGS TO DO
IN BIG SKY
We're so thrilled to celebrate with you in Montana. Big Sky is brimming with charm, from its delightful shops and restaurants to endless outdoor adventures waiting to be discovered.
FLY FISHING
Big Sky is a dream destination for fly fishing, with world-class rivers like the Gallatin flowing right through the canyon. Whether you’re an experienced angler or casting a line for the first time, the crystal-clear water and mountain scenery make it an unforgettable way to spend a Montana afternoon. Don’t forget your waders and a little patience—the trout here are as wild as the country around them.
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
Located just an hour south, Yellowstone National Park is well worth a visit and the perfect place to explore famous geysers, gorgeous landscapes, and incredible wildlife.
Please Note: The bride & groom are heading out to Yellowstone on Thurs. 10/22. If you'd like to be included in this private tour, please contact Sydney or Jason by Sept. 9th for pricing and more details. This tour will leave from Big Sky.
HIKING
Big Sky offers miles of breathtaking trails winding through pine forests, alpine meadows, and sweeping mountain views. Fall is an especially beautiful time to explore, with crisp air and golden aspens lighting up the landscape. Whether you’re up for a short scenic stroll or a full mountain adventure, there’s no shortage of trails to experience the wild beauty of Montana.
HORSEBACK
RIDING
Saddle up and experience Montana the old-fashioned way. Horseback riding through the mountains and open meadows around Big Sky is a true western adventure, offering sweeping views and a chance to slow down and take in the landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a first-timer, it’s a memorable way to explore Big Sky country.