The lodge is the hub of the ranch, with the kitchen, dining room, a cozy piano bar, a spacious living room, a light-filled lounge, and a porch overlooking the river. Guests gather inside by the fire or on the porch for morning coffee until the bell rings for a hearty ranch breakfast. During the day, the living room is a peaceful spot for settling into a good book, immersing oneself in an art project, diving into a board game, or enjoying a cup of tea. Outside the lodge is a beautiful wood-fired sauna and hot top, perfect for relaxing after a quiet afternoon or a long ride. Evenings at the lodge bring a cocktail hour to recount the thrills of the day, followed by family-style dinner, conversation by the fire, and perhaps some music and dancing.
Enjoy the wild on your own terms from the comfort of our welcoming and intimate accommodation. Settle into our hand-built log cabins whose modern style blends gracefully into the bones of 100-year-old structures. Enjoy the timeless comforts of our cozy beds with crisp sheets & down pillows, wood burning stoves for chilly nights, private baths, and ranch-generated electricity.
The Cabins: Spruce, Moose & Deer
Our three free standing cabins are outfitted with wood-burning stoves, a queen bed and a twin daybed, a screened porch, and a newly renovated bathroom with a shower. They are spacious enough for a family and can accommodate an additional cot.
Spruce is the most secluded cabin: perched on a wooded hill, it offers spectacular views of the valley. With a stunning porch, you can enjoy your morning cup of coffee or stargaze at night in solitude. The interior is bright and cozy—the embodiment of rustic comfort
Moose stands at the southern edge of the cluster with a spectacular view up valley. It offers a gorgeous view of Sportsman’s Ridge and the Gros Ventre River as it winds across the valley, and the front porch lets you keep an eye on the main meadow
Deer is set on the banks of Kinky Creek and feels a world away. Its porch looks out over the babbling creek to the east, with a perfect view of the grazing horses, and offers solitude.
Spruce, Moose and Deer are free-standing log buildings, each with a main room with one queen and one twin bed, a bath with a shower, and a screened porch
Sheep Cabin:
The Sheep Cabin is the original homesteading cabin on the ranch. It has been renovated and is set up with two twins (or a king), and can be booked as a single or a double. At 9’x11’, it is small and quite wonderful. Decking joins the cabin with its private bath.
The Lodge Loft:
Skylights bathe the room in sunshine and allow you to stargaze from bed! The main room has one queen bed and one twin daybed, and there is a twin bed in a small adjacent room. The back hallway leads to the bathroom, with a newly added shower, and a balcony overlooking the main meadow. It sleeps four, with a queen and a twin/daybed in the main room, and a twin bed in a small room that overlooks the ranch. The Loft has a small balcony.
The Rooms: Elk, Pronghorn and Willow
The Elk Cabin was recently renovated and now has four individual rooms under one roof. The two rooms that face north, toward the Lodge, are Elk Creek and Elk Meadow, which share a large screen porch. The two rooms that face south are Pronghorn Creek and Pronghorn Meadow; each has a wood stove, a bath with a shower and a small private corner porch. Each room sleeps two, and they give priority booking of Elk Creek & Meadow to groups of four.
Elk Creek & Elk Meadow two rooms booked together. Pronghorn Creek & Pronghorn Meadow two rooms booked separately. The Willow Room opens onto the main meadow, and has a queen bed and a sunny front deck, and a bath with a shower. The Elk/Pronghorn Cabin has four rooms, each of which has either a king bed or two twin beds. Elk Creek & Elk Meadow face the Lodge, and share a large screened porch, and the rooms are booked together. Pronghorn Creek & Pronghorn Meadow face southward, and each has a small private porch. Willow has a queen bed, and a front deck.
