• Red cliffs descend into the water of Bighorn Canyon

    Bighorn Canyon

    National Recreation Area MT,WY

  • Bighorn Canyon Alerts

    Build fires in designated fire pits. High winds can cause fires to get out of control. There is remodeling work going on at the Trail Creek Campground near Barry's Landing. Some camp sites may be closed while this work is completed. Some sites are open. More »

Social Networking Page

Stay connected and learn what is happening in Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area. We want to connect with you, and keep you connected to us, by meeting you at the places you are currently at, and where you expect us to be. Learn more below.

Twitter
Follow BighornCanynNRA on Twitter and receive updates on breaking news in the park, social events, and "what is happening now". We use Twitter as a one-way communication tool only.

Facebook
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area has a Facebook Page. Here, you will be able to share with others your experiences in Bighron Canyon, learn what is happening in the park, see amazing photos and get important updates in a matter of moments.

ITunes and Podcasts
The National Park Service has posted several podcasts for your viewing. Search for "National Park Service" at www.iTunes.com.

An independent website - New Media in National Parks - is also worth a look.

Blogs
In the very near future Bighorn Canyon's Interpretive Division will begin blogging. Our goal will be to give you a view of the park through our own experiences living and working in one of the world's most beautiful places. A unique perspective is sure to be shared. Stay tuned!

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Did You Know?

Fishing the Bighorn River, photo by Doug Haacke

Prior to the completion of Yellowtail Dam, the Bighorn River was a muddy, warm water prairie stream.  The dam transformed the river into a cold, clear tailwater ideally suited to rainbow and brown trout, and aquatic insects.  The Bighorn River now draws visitors and anglers from around the globe. More...