This little gem right near the eight mile marker of Rock Creek is a wonderful place to stay. Very…read morecomfortable, warm, withing walking distance to Rock Creek for some fly fishing. We had a blast here with a nice large flat screen TV, 2 bedrooms, great kitchen with everything you need to make a meal. The big horn sheep were right outside. We got a lot of great pictures. I would highly reccomend this cabin for a nice getaway.

You won't do any better than this. The cabin is fantastic with its breathtaking scenery & homey…read morefeel. Youll be amazed at what you get for your money.Lisa & Tim( the owners) are friendly and quite knowledgeable about the local fishing scene.

Jake does a fantastic job photographing homes and land for me. He's timely and efficient. He offers…read moreall the services needed for homes and land of all price ranges. I highly recommend!

Jake is awesome at what he does! My property management business and real estate business looks…read moresooo much better because of his professional photography. I also had a video made and it looks great! I would absolutely recommend him to anyone who wants great pictures or media! Thanks Jake!

This was the most fantastic family vacation ever. Everything from the beautiful cabins with full…read more size washer and dryer. The decor was beautiful, food was excellent, there were a plethora of activities for our family of 17 which included children and grandchildren. My favorite activities were sapphire mining and cowboy. The staff was very attentive and always concerned that we had everything we needed. The ranch manager, Will, ran a well managed resort. Our kids/grandkids had never been fly fishing before and they all said they now have a new hobby. Our stay was over July 4th and Will arranged for a cow boy concert around the fire pit which excellent and a great way to end our stay. I highly recommend the resort.

My husband and I just returned from a magical few days at The Meadows. Us "city folk" had always…read moredreamed of exploring Montana and its offerings, but this exceeded anything we imagined. The accommodations were lovely; darling fully furnished cottages with a spectacular clubhouse/ dining area all looked out across a beautiful meadow with Rock Creek bubbling in the background. The service was top notch with every attention to detail handled by Will and his staff. The food was incredible; what a gem Chef Casey is! He's a master at developing flavors and creating beautiful dishes using local meats and fresh vegetables. His potatoes are legendary, and his cobblers are the best I've ever had! The quality of the food and wine are first class. The all inclusive aspect allowed us to try many new things. Fly fishing was fantastic, and our guide, Henry, was very patient with us newbies. His instructions miraculously saw us both catching cutthroat trout. We also did archery (super fun!), horseback riding, and had a ton of fun doing some distance shooting. I was very intimidated, but with fabulous instruction, felt relaxed and really enjoyed it. We enjoyed some hikes and gem mining to round out our time. Highly recommend a getaway to The Meadows.

Rock Creek Cattle Company is a first class establishment. The service and warm reception from the…read morestaff made me feel at home immediately. The meals were some of the best I've had at any resort I've ever visited and the golf course was immaculate with gorgeous scenery on every hole. I can not recommend Rock Creek Cattle Company enough. This is true living!

Maybe the best place in America for a family golf, shooting and fishing vacation. From the amazing…read moreproperty to the phenomenal service, this private club cannot be beat.

I highly recommend Liz Dye as a real estate agent. She…read moretreated my partner and I with the utmost respect. Additionally she was patient, optimistic, thorough, upbeat, and easy going throughout the whole process. She communicated very well. She arrived at every appointment we had at least 15 minutes early it seemed like. I had A LOT of questions and she answered them all in a poised and informed way. She knows what she's doing. She knows this market. Just hire her already. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Exclusive Agency in Missoula Real Estate. When I represent you, whether you are a buyer or a…read moreseller, I represent ONLY you. In Missoula, many agents participate in dual agency, meaning they will negotiate for both the buyer and the seller in a single transaction. I have a problem with that. The Realtors Relationship Agreement specifically says that I will work "solely" for my client's interest and that is what I do. Focusing on and negotiating for my client's interest is my primary goal and more important than getting both sides of a commission. Areas of Expertise: For sellers, I specialize in creative, technology driven marketing for homes, investment and estates/probate properties in Missoula and the surrounding area. Whether your property is a mid-century modern home in the Lewis and Clark area, a Victorian Mansion in University District, or a piece of land in Potomac, I specialize in isolating the special features, creating online and paper marketing materials unique to y

This place is great!! Cabins are really nice and super clean. Beautiful setting and close to…read moreRafting company's . Owners are super nice! Great place to stay!

The service started out ok, but very hurried. By the end I sent pictures of how the house was left…read moreAFTER cleaning, unacceptable, and there was no communication back, the next visit was a little better, but then the next was back to the same dirty house after they left. Cancelled service, Angry that I was charged for those 2 terrible cleanings, no "I'm sorry" or any communication to complaint. No communication after cancelling. I had to keep calling until finally someone answered, the person clearly did not care that they lost the business. Terrible. After cleaners left pics included.

Too much money for the bare minimum. No one answers their phones. Consistently late and always in…read morea hurry to "make up time" from other cleans that took too long. Any time they were in my place, they were in such a hurry that they missed things. I guess my place didn't qualify for them to "take too long". Cancelled my contract.

My husband, dog, and I stayed at The Hohnstead in the Stargazer Cabin over Memorial Day weekend and…read morehad such an incredible experience that I wish I could give more than 5 stars! We ended up having the whole compound to ourselves, which gave us the chance to explore all five cabins and appreciate each one's unique charm and little perks. The Ranchhand is probably the most spacious cabin on the property. It's fully insulated, has the cutest fresh lemon vibe, and an amazing view of the snow-capped mountains. The Blind has the funniest ironic name because it honestly may have the clearest mountain view of all the cabins! One side even lifts up so you can lay in bed and stargaze at night. Since it has two twin beds, it would be perfect for friends or siblings traveling together. I will say the walk to this cabin is the steepest grade but not overly challenging. The A-Frame sits the highest on the compound and has another great mountain view. The Shed is attached to the common area, so it has electricity, WiFi, and even a little fridge. It's usually reserved when the whole compound is rented out since it's also attached to the owners dwelling. We stayed in the Stargazer Cabin and the view from our porch was absolutely beautiful. The little picnic area and hammocks were so peaceful and comfortable. On our first night, we watched a deer grazing maybe 20 yards away from our porch. It was such a calm, relaxing experience. The common areas were also fantastic. The hot tub ended up being my favorite spot, perfect size for two adults after a long day. The shower beforehand uses creek water, so it was definitely icy cold for me at first (I'm someone who loves scalding hot showers), but my husband thought it was refreshing and is probably going to start putting cold showers into his daily routine. By the second shower I was already getting used to it, and honestly I could see it being amazing during the summer months. The common kitchen had everything we needed, plus designated fridge shelves and dry storage bins so you don't have to worry about pests in your cabin. We brought a Yeti cooler with us, but after making a Costco run before heading back to Great Falls, having that extra storage space was super convenient. But the absolute best part of this experience was Garrett and Alla. They were beyond welcoming and genuinely cared about making sure we had everything we needed. They even offered homemade kombucha, mint tea, and sour beers! I grabbed some tea for the road because it smelled incredible. As very obvious city people trying out glamping, we never once felt judged or uncomfortable. They made the entire experience feel warm, relaxed, and inviting. This was 100% our type of camping, and we already can't wait to come back. Thank you both for opening up your beautiful space to guests , it truly felt special.

From the owner: The Hohnstead is a peaceful and remote resort near Missoula, Montana geared towards nature-loving…read moretravelers looking to slow down, reconnect to nature and recharge.

Welcome Creek may not strike you as a very welcoming place, at least not at first glance. It's not…read moreunwelcoming, exactly, but it makes an impression - an intimidating impression. It's steep, rocky, rugged, and wild. Once you cross the swaying suspension bridge from the trail head parking to the other side of Rock Creek, you're really entering another world, in which humans rarely tread. As far as wilderness areas go, this one is tiny at just over 28,000 acres, but it doesn't feel tiny when you are there. It's a single watershed, a clear mountain creek whose headwaters are high above in the Sapphire Range, where snows linger into late spring and early summer. A rough hewn trail follows the creek all the way to the top of the dividing ridgeline. To the East is picturesque Rock Creek, brimming with trout fishermen. To the West over the ridge is the Bitterroot Valley. In between are wilderness, deep canyons, steep mountains, dense forests, and diverse wildlife. It's not a place that many people explore, and recent wildfires have rendered the landscape even less inviting. It looks and feels frightening. But these feelings are initial ones only. They will fade away, and what remains is an appreciation for the protected wildness that is Welcome Creek. You really are the leave-no-trace visitor here, and you'll know it. Whether you are clambering over fallen trees, negotiating a rocky talus field, or scrambling atop boulders to get a better view, the wilderness value of this place is abundantly evident. If you linger long enough, you'll detect the small things that reveal a healthy forest in the process of healing itself, hiding the traces of its gold mining past, and slowly replacing the burnt trees and scorched hillsides with new growth and green foliage. The sounds are minimal, but majestic. The wilderness can be a welcoming place, if you open your eyes, calm your mind, and respect the limits of man in a place that is not his alone to possess. The plants and animals can have Welcome Creek as a sanctuary. I'll play the role as guest, any day.