My latest visit was in June, but I've stayed at the Diamond T many times over the past ~15 years, some years more than once, and in all seasons. Tom and Brenda are without fail kind, caring, and gracious hosts and they've always gone above and beyond to accommodate me and whoever I've visited with, doing their best to make each trip special. I feel like it's my personal paradise, and when you drive through the tunnel of cedars and enter the heart of the ranch, you feel like you've entered your own little idyllic world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This past time I went with two friends for a few days and made great memories, as always. We enjoyed a couple evenings of catch-and-release fishing in the big pond and had success, hiked throughout the forests on the ranch enjoying the flora and fauna, and just sat on the porch of our cabin soaking in the quiet or reading or talking. We also took a drive on the National Forest roads up into the mountains across from the ranch, headed right across the border into Montana to check out the Bull River Valley and Ross Creek Cedars and Kootenai Falls, and spent time in Bonners Ferry and Sandpoint visiting some favorite spots. The scenery on and viewed from the ranch is spectacular, from the rugged surrounding peaks, especially Scotchman to the north, to the wide variety of trees on the ranch and their different colors in different seasons to the elk or moose making appearances literally just outside of the cabins on most visits. But, the real gems found there are Tom and Brenda. They are wonderful people and they will make you feel welcome. The Diamond T is by far the best place I know of to get rested and rejuvenated and to see and feel God's grandeur and I am unfailingly grateful for it and its owners. read more