Flagg Ranch Resort

Frommer's Review

A few years ago, this resort just outside Yellowstone National Park was showing its age -- the sort of place where a hunter would rent a drafty room in which to collapse after a few days in the woods. Not anymore: It's all fixed up, transformed into an all-season resort on the Snake River with log-and-luxury ambience. The newest accommodations are duplex and fourplex log cabins, constructed in 1994, featuring king-size beds, spacious sitting areas with writing desks and chests of drawers, wall-to-wall carpeting, and bathrooms with tub/shower combinations and separate vanities.

There's no livestock on the ranch these days, but herds of snowmobilers gather here in the winter to warm up before entering Yellowstone; however, the cabins are now closed during winter. In the summer, there are float trips, horseback rides, and excellent fishing in Polecat Creek or the Snake River. The lodge is a locus of activity, with its double-sided fireplace, fancy dining room, gift shop, espresso bar and pub with large-screen television, convenience store, and gas station. A campground and RV facility are situated on the grounds amid a stand of pine trees.

Facilities:
Restaurant; lounge; tour desk; self-serve laundry

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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