Lone Mountain Ranch
Resort hotel · Big Sky ·
Rustic cabins, farm-to-table dining, Yellowstone tours, riding
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750 Lone Mountain Ranch Rd, Big Sky, MT 59716 Get directions
Rustic cabins, farm-to-table dining, Yellowstone tours, riding
750 Lone Mountain Ranch Rd, Big Sky, MT 59716 Get directions
"A cozy, cabin-style escape where horse-drawn sleigh rides, Nordic skiing, and a full roster of winter activities provide a rustic complement to Big Sky’s alpine terrain." - Jessica Chapel
"This 160-acre private ranch near Yellowstone lets families pair luxury with outdoor adventure—guided excursions into Yellowstone, horseback rides, high alpine lake fishing, and a cabin on a crystal-clear river—offering a particularly activity-rich stay for older kids who appreciate forest and mountain pursuits." - Nina Kokotas Hahn
"I observed that rustic-chic Lone Mountain Ranch, true to its cattle-ranch roots, unveiled Auric Room 1915 last year and devotes Thursday nights all summer to a rowdy, locally beloved rodeo complete with Montana beef brisket sandwiches and plenty of beer." - Chadner Navarro
"Set on 148 acres of secluded farmland in the rugged southwestern part of the state, the property offers 27 standalone cabins that are easier to secure in shoulder season; come Christmas, its proximity to the local ski resort makes reservations more scarce (and much costlier), as does access to ample Nordic adventure and horse-drawn sleigh rides. "Fall is my favorite season in Montana," says Paul Makarechian, a Bozeman native and property owner. "Crowds are less, the trees turn colors, the wildlife is active, the rivers are teeming with fish, and the air quality is perfect." Makarechian also notes seasonal crispness but recommends shoulder-season visits: "It can get crisp quickly on either side of the summer. But you really can't go wrong visiting during shoulder season. This is nature's playground. Even if it's a bit chilly, you can always admire it from a hot spring, with a glass of wine in hand." - Brad Japhe Brad Japhe Brad Japhe is a journalist specializing in food, beverage, and travel. He also hosts online video content as an expert in those fields. He’s reported from all 50 states and has visited all seven continents. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A 1930s mountainside ranch composed of 25 renovated log cabins that preserve an old-timey Americana vibe—wood-burning fireplaces, record players, and oversized wooden beds—while offering memorable dining experiences such as sleigh-ride dinners at a remote rustic cabin with pot pie and live music. The main Horn & Cantle Restaurant embraces lodge-style decor (moose heads, leather chairs), and a new members-only supper club provides a contrasting sleek spot for caviar and champagne." - Mary Holland