While on a recent cycling trip across the US,, I fell ill with some type of food poisoning around…read moreJackson. I had someone actually drive me from Jackson to Dillon and I was able to get a room for the evening. (I actually ended up staying two days in order to recover.) I can't remember being that ill in my adult life! And since I was riding a bicycle (and could not get very far away from a bathroom), I could not easily get to a store to get food or medicine. That is where members of the Fairbridge staff stepped up to help me in my desperate time of need. Tonya (General Manager ) volunteered to go to the local supermarket and get me chicken noodle soup and NyQuil! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate that kind gesture! Later, that same day, I figured out that I needed Pepto-Bismol to stop the other chronic symptoms I was having. I asked Ellie at the front desk if there was anyone that could help me with getting Pepto-Bismol and she graciously volunteered to get it herself. However, I had no more ready cash on me so she went to the store, got me Pepto-Bismol...at her own cost! I cannot praise these two people enough and they helped me recover and get back on the road. One footnote... I am still cycling across the United States, but I wanted to take the time to leave a review to acknowledge the fantastic staff members at the Fairbridge in Dillon and how much I am grateful for their care concern for their guests.

Nice clean rooms with comfortable beds. Complementary breakfast was nice with lots of options.read more

Sheridan is where my Grandma used to live, and a few of my cousins still live there. Population 150…read morefor as many years as I can remember. Its not what you would consider a tourist town. Because of family, we've come here many times. I've stayed at Moriah several times over the years and its really nice. Clean, comfortable, and quiet. Great landscaping. Good water pressure. Lots of cable channels (we found NFL channel for a Packers pre-season game when we couldn't find it anywhere else). New owners took over in August, and they were very nice and friendly. Myself and my niece had a room, my sister and sister-in-law another, and my cousin and his wife took a 3rd room. I don't want people booking this place up all the time, but it is worth sharing because its the best place to stay in the Ruby Valley.

The Moriah Motel is a lovely place to stay when you are visiting Sheridan, MT. It provides all the…read morecomforts of home and at a very reasonable price while surrounded by all the beauty of Montana and the small town feel of Sheridan itself. The owners, "Swaney" and Mandy are especially wonderful hosts who go above and beyond to make their guests feel comfortable during their stay. The welcome packet of Biltong alone made my South African husband light up over this little piece of home, but their hospitality was much more than that. They were always opened to having a chat, or providing advice and guidance to us on where to visit, things to look for or just simply asking how our adventures went. If you are looking for a lovely little gem, the Moriah Motel is the place to go.

My wife and I just got back from our trip to Montana High Country in Polaris, MT and our trip was…read moreso incredible! From the moment we arrived we felt relaxed and comfortable like we were at home away from home! The lodge is beautiful and is nestled between mountains and surrounded by national forest. The staff were some of the most friendly people I've ever met and they were so helpful the entire week. I truly felt like I was leaving good friends behind by the end of our trip. Here are things I loved about our trip. Staff - Roddy, Domonic (Domo), and Mickey knew their stuff and were so friendly and helpful. I am big on customer service and they left a big impression on me and how well they served their guests. Lodge - The new owners of the property have updated the lodge and made it feel so comfortable and cozy! Everything was clean and well maintained. The main common area had a big fireplace and tv with very comfortable seating where you are able to look out of massive floor to ceiling windows at the gorgeous views of the mountains. Our bedroom was comfortable with super soft sheets and a new mattress. It has a real cabin feel and the atmosphere really lets you relax. Food - I can't say enough good things about the food. Literally every single meal that we ate while we were there was delicious! I mean, even the sandwiches that we packed to eat lunch on our snowmobile trip were delicious (they used really good sandwich meat and specialty cheeses). The meals we ate while we were there were some of the best I've had and I was not hungry one time on the trip. They really feed you here! We also got to eat some unique things like elk burgers, elk tacos, and mule deer chili so I really enjoyed that (elk is amazing by the way). Snowmobile - They have a lot of snowmobiles at the lodge and we were able to go on snowmobile trips where we left right from the lodge. This was one of my favorite things I've ever done. We rode miles and miles of trails and roads all through the mountains and got to see some of the most beautiful sights. On the snowmobile day we packed a lunch and they took us way up in the mountains where we stopped at a warming hut and ate. There was a fireplace inside and they built a fire. This was such a cool experience. They also took us out to a meadow and let us "play." We got to ride around and have some fun making our own paths out there and test our skills. Roddy and Domo were really good guides! What I like about them is that they will challenge you if you want to be challenged but will make sure you feel safe and comfortable. Skiing - Maverick Mountain is about 5 minutes from Montana High Country and is a cool, old-school ski resort. It's not the most fancy ski place, but it was really cool. When we went, it was only $60 for everything (lift ticket, ski rental, helmet, boots, poles, etc.) It was nice skiing here because it wasn't real touristy and there weren't a lot of people there. The slopes were wide open where you had a lot of room. Elkhorn Hot Springs - This was also about 5 minutes from the lodge and was so nice after a day of snowmobiling and skiing. There's just something about that hot water that comes straight out of the ground that makes all the aches and muscle tightness melt away. You have to visit this place while staying at MHC! It's feels amazing look out at deep snow while soaking in the hot springs. Bannack Ghost Town - This is about a 15 minute drive from the lodge. Bannack is a town that was built as people were mining for gold. It is now a state park and the buildings are still in tact. There's a lot of history in this place and is definitely worth a visit! The Views - not much to say about this except it was one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. The views are breathtaking If you want a vacation where you can escape from it all and have a vacation that is tailored to you, then this is the place to go. If you want high adventure, you can get it. If you want to relax, there's no better place. I really cannot recommend this place enough.

Stayed here for the weekend for my sister in laws wedding! The lodge was booked out for the wedding…read moreguests so we had it to ourselves pretty much! Let me first start off by saying when you first walk into the lodge it is breathtaking views! Our rooms were nice and beds were very comfortable! The furniture throughout the lodge was very nice and all themed according to that Cabin outdoors feel! We were also fed delicious meals! Breakfast and lunch! Dinner we didn't have as we had a dinner rehearsal dinner with the wedding party and dinner at the wedding the next day. But my most favorite part of our stay were our hosts! Wow! Jeff and Barbie are husband and wife and they did all the cooking! They served us with smiles and always made sure we were doing ok and even asked our 4 kids if they would prefer to eat something else as they didn't mind whipping up something for them! Absolutely hospitable and soooo friendly!!!! I miss them so much already! I want to spend more time with them! The manager Roddy was also awesome! Made sure all was well and absolutely friendly! We felt like we were staying with family! Highly highly recommend this place! Our children loved their stay as well!

Our experience with UCO was amazing!…read more We (my wife and I and another couple) did the half-day horseback ride and lunch one day. Timber and Hannah were outstanding wranglers. They provided excellent instruction and took us through varied terrain. Our horses were the best! After riding the open valley we ascended up a creek trail and had a nice lunch up high. A few days later we did a full-day of guided fishing on the Ruby. So glad we did! We learned so much from Isaac and Ben. Landed at least 10 apiece. Massive browns, a few rainbows and whitefish and man did they fight! Lost a few big ones too! These guys were such experts. They were great coaches and fine gentlemen. UCO is first class in our book!

Our stay at Ruby Valley Lodge had all that we expected and more! The entire family commented on how…read moreclean, comfortable, and well-stocked the cabin is. The beds were comfortable, the kitchen stocked with everything you could need, and the location couldn't be beat. In a week, we were able to visit much of the Ruby Valley and River, Madison Valley and River, Snake River, Branham Lakes, Tobacco Root Mountains, Yellowstone National Park, Ruby Reservoir, Henry's Lake, and more. We are already talking about making return plans. We highly recommend this cabin for a family reunion, fishing or hunting party, or just to experience the beauty of nature and small town hospitality of Sheridan, Montana.