Beautiful grounds, great timing in tee times. Great service with very nice employees!read more

We have played at this course a few times,but after our last experience we will Not be returning…read more The "help" is usually extremely rude and very unappreciative. We paid and played 18 holes and wanted to play an additional 9 holes and was rudely informed " we don't Do re- do rates" Plus she was going to charge us more then we paid for the 18 holes...we spend our golf money on several courses all over MT and WY and Will never play at this course again! As this was not the first time they treated us rudely....for a customer based business they really don't care or understand What customer service is about! Save your money and don't waste your time at this golf course!!!

Go here or you are foolish. Best bar/ bowling alley/ slot machine casino combo I've ever…read moreexperienced. In fact the only one.

Needed to kill some time and stopped here…read more 5 stars for the awesome service from the bartender! Really felt the hospitality from our super nice and friendly bartender. She went out of her way to make a drink that wasn't on the menu, help us when we had to run out in the middle of a bowling game as our tow truck issue was working out, and was just overall so nice! There's a casino/slots side and a bar side and a small bowling alley there - definitely an easy place to kill time! Would recommend just for the hospitality

The Yellowstone wildlife sanctuary is a lovely QuikTrip. And would be especially exciting for young…read moreexplorers. There's a variety of native wildlife species that cannot be rehomed due to different reasons. The cages are a little small, but the animals have obvious enrichment activities and look healthy. You'll get to see everything from bears to bison to Hawks and you get an up close and personal view. Wheelchair accessibility: in general it is very accessible. There's a couple places where you will have to take a slightly alternate route or where the concrete has degraded a little bit which might make it a little rough and there's one section through the birds that is done in wood chips so might be harder for a manual chair. But there were no sections where there were steps without a ramp and all of the doors, including the door to the bathroom were nice and light. However, the accessible stall in the women's restroom was out of order. For the price in the mission this was well worth the stop.

Really nice stop with very kind caretakers, nice & natural enclosures with lots of enrichments for…read morethe animals-kids really enjoyed it as part of our visit to Red Lodge!!

I called on 7/2, on the chance that they had two spots for myself and my daughter the next day. I…read morementioned that we were both experienced trail riders and they were able to find us a ride. Matt was so easy to communicate with and made everything smoothless! Remi was so gracious when we arrived. And the ride!!!! Absolutely spectacular! A 2 hour loop of the most amazing views... meadows, hills , creek crossings! I enthusiastically recommend Remington's for your next ride!

Service. Attention. The specific order. All terrible. Overpriced. Unable to take reservations…read moreand overbooked.. very sad after being a regular client over 50 years.

I went on my first ever river rafting excursion, and I went with Absaroka River adventures. I had…read morethe best time and our guide, Tim, was super personable and knowledgeable on the area. I would definitely recommend this company!

We had a blast! Ginger was our guide and was everything we expected and more! She gave us little…read moretips like tuck your toes under the seat in front of you and actually sit closer to the edge to stay in the boat during the rapids! The day we went we were being pursued by a big storm so we paddled hard! It was pretty surreal actually! About 10 minutes from where we got out of the boat it started to rain, but what happened before that was magical! The air was still and then alternating gusts of super hot and super cool air started blowing at us! Little tufts of cottonwood pollen were suspended in the air and the birds started to go wild! Probably at least 10 different types of birds started swooping over our boat looking for cover! It really was a magical experience!!

This was such an experience! It was me and my bf's first time horse back riding and our guides were…read moresuper helpful providing how to and what NOT to do. The scenery was gorgeous and i was enjoying myself so much time flew by! Would definitely come here again and I absolutely recommend experiencing this for yourself!

First time horseback riding Wonderful experience and…read morefantastic tour led by Brad Thank you

Fantastic experience today rafting with Adventure Whitewater. Amazing company and amazing service…read more Thank you to our guide Dawson. He's extremely knowledgeable and full of river facts that are fascinating. Highly recommend if you ever make it to Red Lodge.

Taichi our rafting guide was awesome. if there was a way to give him more stars I'd give home a 10…read more it's a must trip if you're in Red lodge MT definitely worth the trip

The largest outdoor home in the world to monumental pieces of artwork from rightfully famous…read moreartists. Looking out over the Beartooth mountains this art venue doesn't just serve as the viewing place for art installations, it is also home to a performance venue where the likes of Yo-Yo Ma has given a concert to 200 randomly chosen visitors who have won the famous Tippet Rise auction and paid their $10 fee. I know of no other place that can compare to this breath-taking site. Go! And be astounded by what is offered to you for essentially free.

Hiking and Art, what a combination!…read more I discovered Tippet Rise last year but was too late in reserving tickets. I am glad to report that I have made a visit and it was spectacular! It was more than I could imagine and the experience is worth telling over and over. The location is about 2 hours Northeast of Yellowstone National Park. It is a tad secluded but that is part of it's allure. It is the right amount of misplacement. The county/city will not allow signs to be put up to help visitors so follow the GPS wisely. It is not difficult to find. There isn't too many turns or roads to take. There are about 5 - 6 enormous sculptures location within the property, including a piece loaned by the Smithsonian. The furthest piece is about 5 miles one way. Visits are allowed to bring their own bikes with helmets or simply hike. There is also a shuttle service so hiking and biking is not a commitment. Jenny was the staff member shuttling all the visitors around and she was amazing! She was friendly, so knowledgeable and kind. She added to the fantastic experience! The property was all ranch land and is rented out to cattle farmers so there are cows and sheep roaming all around. It is a great site to see. The center does provide food for purchase. All the food is prepared and sold by Wild Flower Kitchen. I had their fruit salad, garden salad and grain salad. They were all delicious, simple and local. Their oatmeal cookie also hit the spot. Tips: - Bring sunscreen even on a cloudy day. - Be sure to check in and check out. - Bring hiking shoes and plenty of water. Pros: - Large groups welcomed. - Tours are provided, only $10 each. - Such a beautiful area. Cons: - Only open 4 months out of the year. This place is a hidden gem and I hope more people visit! They are well organized and they've got a great system. They always keep into account the visitors' safety. Everyone is friendly and enjoys what they do. Be sure to reserve and visit!