Tucked away within the Rocky Mountains — Big Sky, Montana stands as a testament to untamed natural beauty and limitless outdoor adventures. This captivating destination, aptly named for its expansive skies, offers a haven for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Renowned for its world-class skiing at the Big Sky Resort, visitors can carve through pristine powder while surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas. Beyond the winter wonderland, the summer months unveil a tapestry of hiking trails, fly fishing excursions on the Gallatin River, and the chance to explore nearby Yellowstone National Park.

Situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains — Big Sky, Montana is a destination that calls adventurers and nature enthusiasts with its unparalleled beauty and diverse offerings. The majestic landscapes, characterized by towering peaks, vast wilderness, and pristine rivers, provide an idyllic backdrop for a wide range of outdoor activities. Renowned for its world-class skiing at the Big Sky Resort during the winter months, the destination transforms into a haven for hikers, mountain bikers, and fly-fishing enthusiasts when the snow retreats. These are the top reasons to visit Big Sky, Montana.

We sat down with Executive Chef Adam Hervieux of Block 3 Kitchen & Bar at The Wilson Hotel in Big Sky, Montana. New to Big Sky, this Montana-style chophouse will satisfy your craving. Not unlike a butcher's block, it’s a careful blend of rugged and refined. The menu highlights include shared plates and fresh seafood — and a butcher's block featuring a selection of hand cut prime, Wagyu, dry aged beef, with a variety of regional and Montana game like Elk Loin, Bison Ribeye, and Venison Rack.