Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is located in Wyoming and Montana, encompassing over 71,000 acres of stunning landscapes. The area features the Bighorn River, which flows through a deep canyon, offering opportunities for fishing, boating, and hiking. Visitors can explore diverse ecosystems, including grasslands, forests, and cliffs. The recreation area is home to various wildlife, such as bighorn sheep, deer, and numerous bird species. Popular activities include camping, horseback riding, and scenic drives along the canyon rim. The park also has historical significance, with remnants of Native American culture and early settler history visible throughout the area.