Locations
Antelope Run is located in Southwest Montana.
The Long House and Bunk House are near the tiny town of Pray, Montana in the Paradise Valley. They are located about a 20-minute drive south of Livingston towards the north entrance to Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, Montana. A regular vehicle can access the Long House and Bunk House. Chains are required in winter.
The Cabin House is up in the Absaroka Mountains on the Wineglass just west of Livingston towards Bozeman, Montana. The cabin is about a 20-minute drive from Livingston, Montana on a mostly paved road with the last 4 miles on dirt/gravel road up to the cabin location. 4×4 is required to access the Cabin House. The Cabin is not available to rent in winter.
Paradise Valley, Montana
Paradise Valley is one of Montana’s most iconic destinations, known for its breathtaking mountain views, world-class fly fishing, wildlife viewing, hot springs, and outdoor recreation. Located between Livingston and Yellowstone National Park, Paradise Valley offers easy access to hiking, rafting, horseback riding, local dining, and scenic drives through Big Sky Country. Nearby communities like Pray and Emigrant provide charming local restaurants, markets, and authentic western hospitality, making Paradise Valley the perfect basecamp for a true Montana vacation.
Livingston, Montana
Just north of Paradise Valley, Livingston, Montana is a historic western town filled with art galleries, boutique shopping, local breweries, live music, and outstanding restaurants. Surrounded by rivers, mountains, and endless outdoor adventure, Livingston blends Old West character with a vibrant modern culture. Named “his favorite city in America” by Anthony Bourdain, Livingston is a favorite destination for travelers exploring Yellowstone National Park, fly fishing the Yellowstone River, or experiencing authentic Montana charm.
Bozeman, Montana
Bozeman is one of the fastest-growing mountain towns in the United States, offering a mix of outdoor adventure, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Home to Montana State University, Bozeman features a lively downtown with breweries, restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, and unique local stores. Visitors also enjoy convenient access to major retailers, ski resorts, hiking trails, and Yellowstone National Park, making Bozeman a popular destination for Montana vacations year-round.
Gardiner & Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner, Montana is the historic year-round North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park and one of the best gateways to adventure in the American West. Visitors enjoy access to Yellowstone wildlife tours, hiking, fly fishing, rafting, geothermal features, and scenic mountain drives. In winter, Gardiner provides one of the only routes into Yellowstone open year-round and is famous for wolf watching in Lamar Valley. For travelers seeking unforgettable Yellowstone experiences, Gardiner offers unmatched access to the park in every season.