Bighorn Mountains

The Bighorn Mountains are a rugged range of high peaks and ridges located in northern Wyoming and southern Montana. Known for their striking landscapes, they feature granite peaks, alpine lakes, and dense forests. The area offers outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing, including elk, deer, and mountain lions. Formed by geological processes over millions of years, the Bighorns are part of the Rocky Mountain range and serve as an important natural habitat and recreational destination with significant ecological and geological features.