Brooks Lake Lodge

For many years, this remote and historic mountain lodge, once an overnight stop on the road to Yellowstone, languished; in 1989, it was painstakingly restored and reopened to well-deserved hype. It sits above the shores of Brooks Lake, a prize fishing lake surrounded by soaring pinnacles. This is the entry point to some of the most remote and challenging wilderness in the Rockies, packed with elk, trout, and grizzly bears. Yet the handsome lodge, with its hand-stripped timbers and deep porch overlooking the lake, is as cozy and comforting as anyone could ask. You can lounge or take advantage of the riding stock, guided up steep trails to incredible views. Accommodations are seven guest rooms in the lodge (one room is a suite with a Jacuzzi and a fireplace) and eight cabins along the tree line. The cabins, each decorated with a distinct frontier motif, are comfortable, spacious affairs that have Western pine furniture, woodstoves, and large decks or porches with views of the lake. Snowmobile rentals are available in winter.

Facilities:
Restaurant; exercise room; outdoor Jacuzzi; sauna; spa

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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