Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Custom Search   Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is a peaceful and spectacular place on the Montana Wyoming border. Bighorn Canyon with Bighorn Lake in it is of course the centerpiece. I was extremely dissapointed when I went to Bighorn Canyon. I drove for almost an hour off the highway to see what I thought was going to be a great wonder of our natural history, only to pay the $5 entry fee and be faced with a sign that says it is closed permantly. I do feel there should be signs posted that say something about it being closed to sight seeing. Says Jamie Yellowtail     Dam Visitor Center, as a result of 9/11, no longer has daily dam tours.  (or at least they didn't when I was up there 2 years ago)! Says A. Snyder Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is a perfect location for a tour when you must spend some time in the outdoors. Take a hike on the Soldier Trail, and some of the water nearby flows, like West Soap Creek. A spree to Goose Coulee is always fun, and you'll probably meet some folks from Lodge Grass here. It's a popular place to travel to for people from Lodge Grass. Any time is a nice time at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area if you have a thing about the outdoors. You might want to pay a visit to Cooper Basin Coulee if you're here at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area. If you came for an overnight stay Cottonwood Camp is a magnificent site to camp. War Man       Creek is a wonderful place to check out; as expected, this is a good region for people who like lakes, Yellowtail Afterbay Reservoir is a lake nearby. Take a little journey to South Fork West Soap Creek since you're here at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area; here at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area you can observe War Man Mountain. Getting to West Soap Creek from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is simple. The beauty of mother nature reveals herself at Three Springs, and hey, Deer Creek is a good local stream. Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is right by the Three Springs Trail; Afterbay Campground is a great campground nearby. The prettiness of Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is there for you to enjoy. There is so much amusing stuff to do to gratify everybody. At Bighorn Canyon National   Recreation Area you find a lot of outdoors recreation that you can benefit from. This is a picturesque section of wilderness that is popular with people from all over. Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is pretty arid generally. Through May this area sees the most rain while February is mostly the driest month. User input for Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, Montana: Submit Input: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:      Review Guidelines   Map Detailed Map Contact Info Phone, Email, Address, GPS coordinates Management Description Description of Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area submitted by park management. Campgrounds Nearby List of Nearby Campgrounds Weather Local weather forecast These outdoors activities are available near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area.   Camp Grounds Near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Cottonwood Camp, Yellowtail, 7 miles away Afterbay Campground, Big Horn County, 7 miles away   Marinas Near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Ok-A-Beh Marina, Yellowtail , 7 miles away   Hotels Near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Rodeway Inn Hardin, Hardin , 26 miles away Super 8 Hardin, Hardin , 26 miles away Budget Host Wheels Motel, Greybull , 42 miles away Western Motel, Lovell , 46 miles away Holiday Inn Express BILLINGS, Billings , 48 miles away   Ski Areas Near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Antelope Butte, Wyoming , 41 miles away, 1000 foot drop, 3 lifts, 18 runs   Public Lands Near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, Crow Agency - MT , 30 miles away   Lakes Near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Yellowtail Afterbay Reservoir, Big Horn County , 7 miles away