Welcome to our enchanting 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom Big Sky Montana Homestead, a haven along the Gallatin River. Just 7 miles from Big Sky, 34 minutes from Bozeman, and 55 minutes from Yellowstone, this custom-built retreat accommodates up to 8 guests. Enjoy the cozy den with a Telekiva soapstone fireplace, a chef’s kitchen, and a spacious porch for outdoor relaxation. The home features floor heating, an upstairs office, and a large play area in the basement for kids. Guests have full access to the property, including fishing on the Gallatin. Your ideal base for an adventurous trip to Big Sky, Bozeman, and Yellowstone!

Outdoor Access 

Big Sky, Montana, offers a pristine and captivating landscape for both trout fishing enthusiasts and hiking aficionados. The region’s year-round appeal summons outdoor enthusiasts to explore the vast surroundings.

Trout fishing in Big Sky is exceptional, with the season typically spanning from spring to late fall. Renowned for its blue-ribbon trout streams, such as the Gallatin River and the Madison River, the area is a paradise for anglers. Species such as rainbow trout, brown trout, and cutthroat trout thrive in these clear, cold waters. Fly fishing is especially popular, with anglers practicing catch-and-release methods to preserve the fish populations. Spring and early summer offer excellent opportunities for dry fly fishing, while late summer and fall provide ideal conditions for nymph and streamer patterns. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a novice, Big Sky’s rivers and streams offer a diverse range of fishing experiences.

For hiking enthusiasts, Big Sky is surrounded by the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains and offers an array of hiking trails catering to various skill levels. The Beehive Basin Trail is a favorite, known for its stunning alpine scenery, including wildflower meadows and crystal-clear lakes. For a more challenging adventure, the hike to Ousel Falls leads to a mesmerizing waterfall. Additionally, the nearby Spanish Peaks Wilderness and Gallatin National Forest provide numerous trail options for backpackers and day hikers alike. With elevations ranging from 6,000 to over 11,000 feet, these trails offer panoramic vistas of rugged peaks, dense forests, and alpine meadows. The hiking season typically runs from late spring to early fall, with July and August being prime months for exploring the high country. Big Sky’s hiking trails provide the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the breathtaking wilderness of Montana.