Rec reational activities abound . . .  Find unlimited, easy-to-access recreation in the still pristine Big Horn Mountains. Hike, bike, camp, boat, rock climb or photograph the wildlife and scenery, or catch a hunting season in these golden hills. Or step farther back in time with the ancient and complex geology reaching back billions of years.
 
With 106 million acres of Bighorn National Forest encompassing 180,000 acres of wilderness, encounter tranquil, secluded streams, and some of the finest fishing around. Those wild waters, along with trophy reservoirs and private streams and ponds, provide ample opportunity to test your mettle against a variety of trout.

The Big Horns provide a winter wonderland!  Ride the range by snowmobile on more than 218 miles of top-ten rated trails in the Big Horn Mountain Trail System.  Cross-country trails are abundant in wide-open meadows and on telemark hillsides.  Deep snows, spectacular scenery and the vastness of the West are why people ride the Big Horns.

Also enjoy watching and photographing hang gliders from across the nation as they soar above the Big Horn Mountains at Sand Turn west of Sheridan.