320 Guest Ranch

Bordered by the Gallatin River, the 320 Guest Ranch dates from 1898 and is one of the few cowboy-oriented accommodations in Montana that takes guests by the night (and not the week) year-round. With a full slate of activities -- horseback riding, fishing in the river or a trout pond on-site, hayrides, and plenty more in the winter -- the ranch is self-contained, but also offers a good base for skiing Big Sky's slopes or Yellowstone's wildlands. Accommodations come in the form of seven lodge rooms and 52 cabins and log homes on the extensive grounds (320 acres, thus the name) that range from small and fairly basic to two-bedroom log cabins on the river to even larger guest homes. The furnishings are unremarkable but fitting, and the campfire out front roars every night for marshmallows and cowboy poetry.

Facilities:
Restaurant; lounge

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