Deer often feed through, antelope and

sometimes elk can be seen at a distance, and

numerous small mammals and birds dwell

around the cabin. Horseshoes can be played

behind the cabin.  A campfire area is available

for evening enjoyment.

Have a picnic at the outside table, or take

blanket and basket to the overlook at the top

of the hill.
 

The serious hiker will find miles of backcountry

 trails to the peaks and lakes of the nearby Crazy

Mountains.  Mountain bikers and climbers will

also find challenging terrain on public lands in the

Crazy's.  Another option is to head west to

national forest lands in the Bridger Mountains,

about a 45 minute drive.

Fishing can be had in alpine lakes or in the

nearby Shields and Yellowstone Rivers. Big game

and bird hunting can be had in national forest

lands or block management areas.  Yellowstone

Park is less than two hours. Shopping, restaurants

and galleries  can be found in Wilsall, Clyde Park,

Livingston, Bozeman, and Big Timber.

The area holds great opportunity for the big game

and bird hunter.  The national forest lands have

good populations of deer and elk, and many

private landowners allow “block management”

access for big game and birds.
 

Guests are encouraged to ask if you need to get

“pointed in the right direction” for  hiking, biking,

fishing, hunting, and sightseeing.

Yellowstone Park is less than 2 hours away, and

offers unparalleled wonders.

Browse the shops, galleries, antique and sports

stores in Livingston, Big Timber, and Bozeman,

and dine in their fine restaurants.

This area of Montana is a hub of recreational

opportunities which bring fun and reward simply

through the excitement of exploration.

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