We had a fantastic 2 hour horsemanship lesson with Maureen. She was so nice, made us feel at…read morewelcome straight off the bat. She was patient and very engaged with the kids, redirecting them as needed. The horses were beautiful and appeared to be very well cared for. Gorgeous property, can't wait to come back.

From the owner: Horsemanship lessons and training from experienced riders, specializing in natural horsemanship to…read morebuild a strong relationship to our equine friends.

Can't say enough good about this operation. Kind, friendly, family oriented, clean, faith based…read morevalues. I would love to come back here one day. Pristine grounds all around. John the horseman and Stephen our guide, made this a memorable experience. John even prayed for my husband, who is currently battling cancer. Sweet spirit on this property.

Booking this experience contributes to the pain and suffering of horses! This was my first ever…read morehorseback riding experience and it was unfortunately the most traumatizing. My partner attempted to get on the horse and the horse collapsed with him on its back. We were repeatedly told that the horse was fine and was still okay to ride. They lied. We trusted professionals to ensure our safety and the safety of their own horses. I have videos of the horse ride showing the horse constantly bobbing its head up and down. Not knowing much about riding, I still knew that this didn't look right. "Bobbing its head up and down indicates lameness, discomfort, or pain". WHY LET US RIDE THEN?! We were also told that this exact horse had 10 rides the day before, including someone who weighed up to almost 400lbs. HOW IS THAT HUMANE?! Why do other companies have weight limits and this one does not? If someone is too big for the horse, MAYBE THEY SHOULDN'T BE RIDING THAT POOR HORSE TO BEGIN WITH! Knowing that my money contributed to the pain and suffering of these horses is killing me. This company should be ashamed of themselves for allowing these horses to live in pain solely for human profit. I would have much rather cancelled this whole experience and received a refund, but instead they let us ride an already badly injured horse. Once this horse can't take it anymore, they will likely just break another's back. If you truly love horses, this is not the place to spend your money. Please contact Paintbrush Adventures instead! I went there after my terrible experience here and I actually learned so much about horseback riding and safety!

First time horseback riding Wonderful experience and…read morefantastic tour led by Brad Thank you

Never went horseback riding before so Casy and Lacy made sure it was safe, secure and fun. I truly…read moreloved it and learned to trust my horse Chief. Would definitely go back again and confidently recommend for experienced riders and for sure beginners like me.

Service. Attention. The specific order. All terrible. Overpriced. Unable to take reservations…read moreand overbooked.. very sad after being a regular client over 50 years.

Absolutely Spectacular-Jerry was a great trail guide my horse Roscoe and my wife's horse Sonny…read morewere very well mannered and the entire experience was amazing-My wife and I just celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary prior to our trip and I must say for the 7 days we stayed in Red lodge Remington Alpine Outfitting was the Hi-Lite of our trip and we plan on coming back next summer to take a longer ride -Professional-Top-Notch Experience -You will love it too-Steve and Trish Pedersen

Contact lonesome Spur Ranch of Bridger, MT, at (855) 445-7816 to experience a real cattle and horse…read moreranch. Keywords: cattle ranch, horse ranch, bridger, mt

From the owner: We're a small guest ranch that provides accommodations. We have daily rides which are Monday…read morethrough Friday only and weekly riding programs. The overnight camp out is included in the weekly stay. We also do Airbnb stays and we are animal friendly.

This is a very special ranch ran by a great family! The accommodations, food, scenery, horses and…read moreentire team of people working the ranch are 5 star! I can't wait to go back. This was truly a life changing place.

The best horses, food, and lodging excellent . Will return one day. Stunning horses and staff.read more

Our family had such a wonderful time at Hawley mountain ranch. There was something for everyone at…read morethis beautiful 160 acre property. The horseback riding was wonderful. They offer relaxing rides to enjoy the breathtaking scenery from meadows down to the rivers, or more advanced rides to hells canyon where you can experience rocky terrain and steep inclines. They pair you with your horse for the week so you can really establish a bond. The fly fishing is great! They offer lessons for first timers in their pond which does not require a license or you can head down to the boulder river and enjoy some of the best fishing in the area (license required). They offer other activities such as a Jeep ride, river floating, campfire dinners, and games (volleyball, horseshoes, and roping). There is a hot tub to soak your worries away in your spare time and lots of places to sit to take the beautiful views in. You will not go hungry during your stay here! The food is homemade, fresh and prepared for cowboys and cowgirls! Enjoy meals such as steaks, pastas, potatoes, brisket, full chicken, fresh veggies, seafood, salmon (fresh!), burgers prepared over a campfire, full breakfast spread of pancakes, eggs, bacon, homemade breads, muffin and more. We brought snacks with us that we purchased in big timber and did not touch them once so leave those in big timber and bring your appetite as they do not disappoint! The best part of our stay was the staff. This is a family run operation and it shows by the level of service they provide. I haven't ever experienced something quite like this before. The level of passion, care and concern they have for each one of us was so amazing. They just want each guest to have the best time and live their life to the fullest for the week they are at their property. There are no TVs, radios, cell phones so this is a time to truly disconnect. You can choose to get a phone card which will work in the main lodge for emergencies. The staff for the summer of 2019 hit it out of the park which is why all but two of the families were repeat guests who keep coming year after year. We can't wait to return to Hawley mountain and can't speak highly enough about this magical piece of the world.

Fantastic experience! The location and views cannot be beaten! The owners and staff treat you like…read morefamily and make every effort to ensure you have a Great experience. The horses were well cared for and surefooted on the mountain trails. Every ride was to a different location with AWESOME views. This was a week spent in "paradise". This is definitely one vacation I would love to repeat!

There are really no words to describe the amazing wilderness adventure with K Lazy 3. From the…read moretime we met Kenny and Coley, until we departed it was a true adventure. Amazing views, comfortable tents, hot showers, and the food was exceptional. All of the guides were very knowledgeable of the area and worked their tails off to try and put us on some elk. We met some incredible people and made new friends. We are planning to book a summer camp adventure as well as book another Elk hunt. if you are looking for a true wilderness adventure book with K Lazy 3. You will not regret it . The terrain is tough and challenging but it is worth it to see the beautiful views.

Doing a wilderness horseback riding trip in Montana was a dream of mine and on my bucket list for…read moreyears! Klazy3 made that dream come true! They gave me an authentic Montana backcountry wilderness trip filled with horseback riding, camping, hiking and bonfires! My horse and the campsite were top notch! Scapegoat mountain is breathtaking and the meadow creek base camp was amazing. Conn, Dustin and Cherokee were so friendly, skilled and knowledgeable and made me feel right at home. Coley, Kenny and the crew were incredible. They made me feel like family and were so helpful from start to finish. I planned this trip last minute and Coley and Kenny were so accommodating in helping me plan it and picking me up from the airport. This trip was everything I had hoped it would be and more! I highly recommend them and will be coming back again and again! Definitely a trip of a lifetime!

Despite the lockdowns and social distancing, there's still opportunity to celebrate the season…read more Every year Zoo Montana has a holiday light display where visitors need never leave their cars. I don't know what it's been like in years past, but this year the line has been almost out the entrance every night. I think people are restless. The price is reasonable, ten dollars per car, slightly more for a truck/van/camper, but still a good deal. Reservations aren't required. They also have wagons, pulled by draft horses, each wagon holding about 30 people for those in larger groups, or wanting to see the lights without a window in the way. The wagon rides take about 30 minutes, costs a bit more, and reservations for this are recommended. With the current state of social distancing requirements, they prefer you sign up for a wagon ride as a group with your family/friends, but if you are going alone or in a small group, masks are absolutely required and they will sell you one there. And, you'll need to bring whatever you need to keep warm on the colder nights. Wagon ride with a bunch of people or not, it can get cold. On the night we went, we arrived early enough to be in the first group of cars. Drive slow, there's many displays -- nutcrackers, reindeer, Santa, stars, candy canes, etc. Unless you're the first car, it's easier to see the road and the lights if headlights are off. But, because there's always one (or two) in every crowd, be ready for the idiot behind you to have his lights on. Switch the rearview mirror to "night", or pull over and let that car pass, or risk letting that person's boorish behavior ruin your holiday cheer. About halfway through, you'll come to a traffic light and a helpful worker holding back cars because of the one-way bridge. It's mostly one way traffic throughout except at the very beginning. It's a fun thing to do and next time, we might try the wagon rides. It's better to be a passenger than a driver, I think. It's hard to get the full effect when you're occupied with keeping your car on the dirt roads.

Best Christmas lights ever! The wagon ride can't be passed up. Happy holidays to everyone and help…read moresupport our zoo !