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The best area to stay in Bighorn is the town of Big Sky, particularly in the Mountain Village and Big Sky Town Centre areas.The Mountain Village, located at the base of Big Sky Resort, is the main hub for those looking for direct access to skiing and other mountain activities. It's a compact, pedestrian-friendly area with a variety of hotels, restaurants, and shops. You'll find many properties offering ski-in/ski-out convenience, often with amenities like heated pools and high-end fitness equipment.For couples, the Mountain Village offers a romantic and activity-focused stay. Imagine stepping out of your accommodation directly onto the slopes for a day of skiing or snowboarding, followed by an evening at a cosy restaurant with mountain views. In the summer, it's a great base for hiking and scenic gondola rides.Big Sky Town Centre, a few miles down the road from the Mountain Village, offers a more diverse range of local businesses and a slightly different vibe. This area provides good value with a mix of hotels and rental properties, along with grocery stores, boutiques, and a wider selection of dining options. It's also home to events and a farmers' market during the warmer months.Families often find Big Sky Town Centre to be an excellent choice. It provides easy access to the resort via a short drive or shuttle, but also offers more space and convenient amenities for longer stays.

The best times to visit Bighorn are late spring (May to early June) and early autumn (September to early October) for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.During late spring, the landscape awakens with wildflowers, and the Bighorn River offers excellent conditions for fly-fishing. Temperatures are generally mild, making it comfortable for outdoor activities like hiking and wildlife viewing in the Bighorn National Forest. It's a great time for couples who enjoy active holidays without the peak summer rush.Early autumn brings crisp air, golden foliage, and comfortable temperatures, superb for exploring the Bighorn Mountains. The wildlife is active, and it's an ideal period for scenic drives and photography. Families will appreciate the cooler weather for outdoor adventures, and many local events celebrating the harvest season take place then.While summer (July and August) offers the warmest weather and all attractions are open, it's also the busiest and most expensive time to visit.