Hiking is a great way to experience Bighorn Canyon. These trails offer varying sights and tranquil settings to better explore the natural diversity the park has to offer. Some trails go through historic ranches while others take visitors to scenic vistas. The trail system is a wonderful way to extend your visit and make it truly unique.<br />
Source: National Park Service
From Billings, Montana:<br /><br /><br /><br />Take Interstate 90 south for 43 miles to Hardin, Montana. Turn off at exit 495 onto State Highway 313. Take State Highway 313 south 22 miles to St. Xavier. Turn left at St. Xavier to stay on State Highway 313, then travel 19 miles south to Fort Smith, Montana. Drive through the community of Fort Smith. You will then see a sign that gives directions to several areas of the park, on the bottom of the sign it says Fee Station. Turn right towards the Fee Station. The Afterbay Contact Station is on your immediate left. This should be your first point of entry to the park. There is an automated fee payment station in the parking lot where you can get entrance passes for the park. Distance: 95 miles<br /><br />Source: National Park Service
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