This center is a gateway to Yellowstone National Park, providing maps, guides, and information on local wildlife, trails, and park activities. It's an essential stop for visitors looking to explore the park's vast wilderness.

Flowing through Yellowstone and Montana, the Madison River is renowned for its fly fishing, scenic beauty, and diverse wildlife. It’s a popular spot for anglers, floaters, and nature lovers, offering tranquil views and rich fishing opportunities.

The Gallatin Range, part of the Rocky Mountains, spans southern Montana and northern Wyoming. It’s known for its rugged peaks, scenic trails, and abundant wildlife, making it a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature photographers.

The Gallatin River is a blue-ribbon trout stream flowing through Gallatin Canyon. It’s a paradise for fly fishing, white-water rafting, and kayaking, offering thrilling rapids, serene stretches, and beautiful surroundings.

Covering over 2 million acres, this forest offers diverse ecosystems, including alpine meadows, dense forests, and rushing rivers. It’s a haven for hiking, camping, wildlife viewing, and winter sports, with trails leading to remote and stunning wilderness areas.

A prominent peak near Big Sky, Cinnamon Mountain offers challenging hikes with rewarding panoramic views of the surrounding ranges. The trail to the summit winds through dense forests and alpine meadows, providing a taste of Montana’s rugged beauty.