This little gem right near the eight mile marker of Rock Creek is a wonderful place to stay. Very…read morecomfortable, warm, withing walking distance to Rock Creek for some fly fishing. We had a blast here with a nice large flat screen TV, 2 bedrooms, great kitchen with everything you need to make a meal. The big horn sheep were right outside. We got a lot of great pictures. I would highly reccomend this cabin for a nice getaway.

You won't do any better than this. The cabin is fantastic with its breathtaking scenery & homey…read morefeel. Youll be amazed at what you get for your money.Lisa & Tim( the owners) are friendly and quite knowledgeable about the local fishing scene.

Great area outside of Missoula to get out of town. This…read moreplace has it all, hiking, biking, snow shoeing trails. You can come up in a group, or come up by yourself. The possibilities are endless.

It's now more of an AirBnB than a traditional inn but a great stay. I stayed in Rattlesnake Apt for…read moreone night. It's bigger than the pictures convey and it was very clean. I was just passing through town on this trip but it'll be a top choice in the future, especially if you want to be close to the university.

We loved our stay!! We booked room 6 which is the only room on the third floor. It was spacious…read more You have the bed and tv area which you can close off. And then you have the kitchen area and outside patio. We had great views of the train and mountains facing the back/parking lot and we had views of the river as well. The house is maybe a 10 min walk from popular eateries. It's right next to the doubletree that has a riverfront restaurant FINN, which I recommend going for haply hour. It's also near the library which is brand new and has amazing facilities. We even reserved a meeting room on the too floor! There aren't any cons, except for lots of stairs and creaky floors. We didn't hear our neighbors at all. There was a shania twain concert when we were there, held at the Washington-Grizzly Stadium. We could hear it pretty well from our room! The room was thoughtfully prepared. We were provided toiletries, extra blankets, cooking utensils, etc.

Perfect! This place was great - food, horses, staff! Great place to relax! Excellent for groups!…read moreHighly recommend this Ranch!!

Spent a week at Rich's Ranch July 2025 for myself and 21 year old daughter. This was our 5th dude…read moreranch experience at varies ranches around MT and WY. In a nutshell, the owners and staff are very nice folks, our cabin was clean and comfortable, however we both thought there are better dude ranch options out there if you're looking for a full week stay. They cater more as an outfitter guiding 7-10 multi day pak trips, which leave and arrive at various times during our week stay. The guest that stay at the ranch, are more of an afterthought. They allow guests to stay & ride for just a couple nights/days and then continue on with their Montana vacation. If you're looking for a 2-3 night stopover, sleep in a cabin and ride a horse a few times this is your place! If you're looking for a full week stay at an authentic dude ranch there are better choices. We had a good time, and the scenery from the lodges patio is beautiful, but the quality of the lodge, food, cabins, barn corral area, spring fed ponds were furthest from "authentic dude ranch" of the five ranches we have visited.

We arrived here at almost 6p. Issac greeted us upon arrival. He walked us up to our room and…read moreexplained what we we needed to know. We had a king room which was large with a balcony. It was very clean. Our room had two sinks (one in the bathroom and one out) which was great for us and so much quicker getting ready in the AM. Our bed was very comfy. The feather pillows were just about flat and need to be replaced. We slept with our balcony door open (there was a screen) and another small window open. It was wonderful. The shower is in the jacuzzi bath so you have a pretty high side to step over. The shower was hot and had good pressure. My BF said he ran out of hot water. ‍. We scheduled breakfast for 9a and came down about 8:50 and sat and watched the hummingbirds at the 3 feeders, (they also have a koi pond), while Issac finished preparing our breakfast. It was delicious and had home chutney for our English muffins. I would stay here again and recommend you do too.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! It's beautiful little hidden mountain treasure is a must to stay at! The owner,…read moreBrady, has thought of every little detail to accommodate you with comfort, love, and care. It is so magical here that you will not want to leave. And, Brady cooks breakfast every morning for you, and it is phenomenal! I cannot wait to come back. Thank you, Brady so much for sharing this beautiful treasure with us.

Best B&B I have ever stated at. The host Trish is amazing, so many little touches, and…read moreaccommodations.

What a wonderful experience at this adorable place in Victor. We needed a place for 2 young men to…read morestay for a few days and found it using a Bing search. Trish answered the phone right away and went out of her way to help make their stay one to remember. The breakfast served each day was out of this world - Trish loves to cook and it shows. She even invited the extended family members to join them for breakfast one morning simply because she wanted to make a recipe that serves a bigger group. We will definitely be referring all future guests to Time After Time, and hope to at least have breakfast there one day soon. Highly recommend this B&B.

We were heading back to the Missoula airport from Glacier National park and decided to spend two…read morenights in Seely Lake. The Tamaracks Resort was a fabulous choice. We stayed in several of their cabins and enjoyed both places. The cabins are surrounded by beautiful trees (tamaracks, ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine) and the lake. We woke up at sunrise and took the canoe (canoe provided by the resort) to the Clearwater Cove at the upper end of Seely Lake. Gorgeous scenery.

We've been going here for years. It's a great location, beautiful cabins, etc. However, the rodent…read moreproblem needs to be fixed. Mice poop all over the kitchen and in the dishes. The mice problem has gotten much worse in recent years. We even bought a mouse trap ourselves and caught a mouse the first night we bought it. Very overpriced to be sharing a cabin with rodents. We had a bat in our cabin also and no screens on the windows. I get that mice live in the woods but they need to have someone in sight trapping mice and checking traps each day. It's pretty disgusting. Can't even eat in the kitchen.

Dale and Tracy are top notch. Very nice to deal with and hospitable and kind. The views are…read moreamazing! Nice neighborhood at the foot of the Sapphire Mountains.

We recently spent 2 weeks at this little piece of heaven on earth. The views where amazing, the…read morehosts where awesome and the accommodations where rustic yet comfortable. If you are ever planning on a visit to the Bitterroot valley this place is a great one to pick! Corvallis is conveniently located to great fishing, hiking and abundant wildlife. I really can't say enough about Wilderness Spirit Cabins and the Bitterroot Valley! Loved it!

We recently stayed at Bear Spirit Lodge and had a great time. Ann is a wonderful host and made us…read morefeel very welcome. She even surprised us with beautiful plates of fruit, lemon bunt cake, and cheese when we came back from a walk in the mountains. The lodge is in a truly magical setting in the Mission Mountains and is very clean and comfortable. We were able to to take a relaxing soak in the hot tub and enjoy the crisp, clean mountain air. We had a delicious breakfast the next morning with local sausage, eggs, blueberry pancakes with homemade huckleberry syrup and fruit. The best part was the conversation we had with Ann and a fellow visitor from Germany about the region. It was everything I had hoped for and more in a visit to a bed and breakfast. The next day, we were able to explore Ninepipes and the National Bison Range which are both a short drive from the Lodge. We plan to make Bear Spirit Lodge a regular destination point.

From the owner: Bear Spirit Lodge Bed and Breakfast is hidden away in the forests of the Mission Mountains near St…read more Ignatius, Montana. Our motto is: Feed Your Spirit. Only 45 min. north of Missoula, we offer a place to rejuvenate, recharge & relax in natural beauty & peace & quiet. One of the only bed and breakfasts in Mission Valley, you can be in the "center of everything", & have a convenient & comfortable home base. From here, you are only a short drive to the National Bison Range, Flathead Lake, National Ninepipes Wildlife Refuge, white-water rafting on the Flathead River, and just 2.5 hours to West Glacier entrance into Glacier National Park. The breakfasts are full & hearty, fresh with food from local farmers markets, Amish farms & baked goods, & Starbucks coffee. The Jacuzzi hot tub is always ready for your relaxation. Deep massage therapy is available upon request & reservation. Come see us soon in the heart of the Mission Mountains!

Welcome Creek may not strike you as a very welcoming place, at least not at first glance. It's not…read moreunwelcoming, exactly, but it makes an impression - an intimidating impression. It's steep, rocky, rugged, and wild. Once you cross the swaying suspension bridge from the trail head parking to the other side of Rock Creek, you're really entering another world, in which humans rarely tread. As far as wilderness areas go, this one is tiny at just over 28,000 acres, but it doesn't feel tiny when you are there. It's a single watershed, a clear mountain creek whose headwaters are high above in the Sapphire Range, where snows linger into late spring and early summer. A rough hewn trail follows the creek all the way to the top of the dividing ridgeline. To the East is picturesque Rock Creek, brimming with trout fishermen. To the West over the ridge is the Bitterroot Valley. In between are wilderness, deep canyons, steep mountains, dense forests, and diverse wildlife. It's not a place that many people explore, and recent wildfires have rendered the landscape even less inviting. It looks and feels frightening. But these feelings are initial ones only. They will fade away, and what remains is an appreciation for the protected wildness that is Welcome Creek. You really are the leave-no-trace visitor here, and you'll know it. Whether you are clambering over fallen trees, negotiating a rocky talus field, or scrambling atop boulders to get a better view, the wilderness value of this place is abundantly evident. If you linger long enough, you'll detect the small things that reveal a healthy forest in the process of healing itself, hiding the traces of its gold mining past, and slowly replacing the burnt trees and scorched hillsides with new growth and green foliage. The sounds are minimal, but majestic. The wilderness can be a welcoming place, if you open your eyes, calm your mind, and respect the limits of man in a place that is not his alone to possess. The plants and animals can have Welcome Creek as a sanctuary. I'll play the role as guest, any day.