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HERE'S A QUIET KIND OF WONDER
THAT TAKES HOLD AT THE RANCH
AT ROCK CREEK IN THE FALL. The cot-
tonwoods turn golden, the hills blush with
amber and rust, and the sky stretches wide
and impossibly blue. As the air cools and
the light softens, it's the perfect time to slow
down and reconnect — with nature, with
each other, and with the spirit of the Amer-
ican West.
Spanning 6,600 acres in a private Mon-
tana valley, The Ranch offers a rare balance
of raw beauty and refined comfort. With just
30 accommodations — including private
homes with two to five bedrooms — there's
space for families, couples, and friends to
spread out and settle in. Many homes fea-
ture bunk rooms for the kids, full kitch-
ens, and wood-burning fireplaces, while
Creekside cabins and lodge rooms offer a
cozy retreat for two. No matter where you
stay, you'll feel more like a guest in some-
one's treasured mountain home than at a
resort.
And because The Ranch is fully all-inclu-
sive, every detail is taken care of. Wake up
to a hearty fireside breakfast, then choose
from over 40 seasonal activities. Days might
include fly fishing on Blue Ribbon certified
waters, horseback rides through golden
meadows, archery in the crisp open air, or
— for the truly lucky — a glimmer of blue
during a sapphire mining activity.
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