Big Horn Mountains

The Big Horn Mountains are a prominent mountain range located in northern Wyoming and southern Montana. They extend about 250 miles and feature rugged peaks, some exceeding 13,000 feet, dramatic cliffs, and alpine meadows. The range is part of the Rocky Mountains and offers diverse ecosystems, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and wildlife viewing. Its high elevations influence local weather and water flow, supporting regional natural resources and ecosystems. The mountains also hold cultural significance for Indigenous peoples and contain protected areas, parks, and wilderness regions that preserve their natural beauty and ecological importance.