Each cabin provides a peaceful haven for quiet relaxation and a satisfying slumber amidst the Montana wilderness. In the mornings you can wake to a wonderful country breakfast accompanied by granola, yogurt, fresh fruit, coffee, and orange juice. Spring is a well-kept secret in Yellowstone Country. Photographers from around the world are drawn to Yellowstone Park, where newborns graze on wobbly legs among herds of bison and elk. Wildflowers of every color and description grace the lush meadows.
Summer brings the usual flurry of activities as Paradise Valley becomes a sportsman's dream.
The Yellowstone River, its feeder streams, Spring Creeks, and the waters in Yellowstone Park provide some of the best fly-fishing in the world. Hiking and biking enthusiasts find plenty of trails both in and out of the park to explore, and horseback trips into the back country can be easily arranged. Many local restaurants offer entertainment and outdoor cooking, providing a perfect ending to a day in the old west. Fall is a chance to hear bugling elk in the high country, catch the awesome display of color along the river, and cast to the German Brown trout as they come to spawn in the local streams. Crisp mornings on the cabin decks make steaming coffee mugs a necessity as you check for snow on Emigrant Peak.