Anna & Spencer
Things To Do
Yellowstone National Park
Big Sky is only one hour from Yellowstone National Park. Check it out if you've never been. Firehole Loop is a nice drive inside the park--you'll see it all! In the summer it's best to go early in the AM or later in the PM to see the animals. Pack a lunch or go to the taco truck or Wild West Pizza in West Yellowstone--both delicious and cheap!
Norris Hot Springs
Norris Hot Springs is one of Spencer and I's favorite hot springs in Montana. It's an hour and a half from Big Sky, but worth the drive. Inexpensive, good food and beverages, and hot!
Lone Peak Cinema
The best independently owned theater! This is where Spencer and I met. We love the owners dearly and we love going to the movies.
East Slope Outdoors
Go fishing! Book a guided trip with East Slope Outdoors or bring a rod with and go explore. Spencer loves fishing - go see why he loves it so much!
Caliber Coffee Inc
For coffee and the best breakfast burritos ever.
Ousel Falls Park
Beautiful, easy hike for the fam.
Lotus Pad
Mmmmm.
By Word of Mouth
By Word of Mouth (BYWOM) is a great restaurant with something for everyone. We love it here because wine, sushi, and edamame. BYWOM is catering our wedding reception, but you still have to check it out for yourself.
Hiking!
Hiking is the best around Big Sky. Check out any of the following for views, animals, and fresh air: Windy Pass - Difficult Deer Creek - Medium - uphill Bear Basin/North Fork - Easy to Hard Beehive - Medium Porcupine - Easy Loop and Hard Loop Cinnamon Lookout - Hard
Lone Peak Expedition (Tram to the top!)
Although it's a little pricey, go before June 21 for the value season rate. We ski and snowboard 300 degrees around the top of Lone Peak, taking the Lone Peak Tram to the top. You can see Idaho and Wyoming from 11,166 feet. It's spectacular!
Music in the Mountains
Music in the Mountains is Thursday night - the day before the wedding! Check out live music right in Town Center of Big Sky.