Your Montana Playground

Step directly from the backyard onto 255 feet of private Gallatin River frontage. The Gallatin is a Blue Ribbon trout fishery — the same iconic stretch featured in A River Runs Through It and Taylor Sheridan's The Madison. Brown and rainbow trout abound.

The Gallatin Canyon offers some of the most accessible and thrilling whitewater in Montana. Multiple outfitters run guided half-day and full-day trips through the canyon's Class III–IV rapids.

Kayaks with safety gear are provided at the property. Explore calmer stretches of the Gallatin at your own pace, or head to nearby Hyalite Reservoir for flatwater paddling with stunning mountain backdrops.

The world's first national park is just over an hour away. Witness Old Faithful, the Grand Prismatic Spring, Lamar Valley wildlife (bison, wolves, bears), and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Plan a full day.

Just south of Yellowstone, the Tetons rise dramatically from the valley floor. Jenny Lake, String Lake, and the iconic Snake River Overlook make this one of the most photogenic parks in the country. Combine with a Yellowstone visit for an unforgettable day.

Gallatin National Forest surrounds the property with hundreds of miles of trails. Iconic hikes include Lava Lake, Beehive Basin, and the Spanish Peaks Wilderness. Mountain biking trails range from beginner to expert.

Montana's premier summer fair held annually in Bozeman. Rodeo events, live music, carnival rides, local food vendors, and classic fair fun for the whole family.

Guided horseback rides through the Gallatin Valley and surrounding national forest offer a classic Montana experience. Half-day and full-day rides available for all skill levels.

Montana Zipline Adventures offers thrilling zipline tours with panoramic views of the Gallatin Canyon. A great option for families and groups looking for a unique perspective on the landscape.

Explore backcountry trails and forest roads on guided ATV and UTV tours through the Gallatin National Forest. A fun way to cover more ground and reach remote viewpoints.

The Gallatin Valley is home to abundant wildlife. Deer, elk, moose, eagles, osprey, and the occasional bear or mountain lion can be spotted from the property or on nearby trails. Bring binoculars.

Ted Turner's legendary 113,000-acre Flying D Ranch borders the Gallatin National Forest just 3 miles from the property. Spanish Creek flows through the area offering world-class wildlife habitat — bison herds, elk, and pronghorn roam the valley. A stunning slice of old Montana right at your doorstep.

The Gallatin Valley frames some of the most spectacular sunsets in the American West. The wide open sky, mountain silhouettes, and golden hour light over the Spanish Peaks create a nightly show that never gets old.