Triple Creek
United States, Montana Ranches
Wine Cellar
Fishing
Fly fishing
Hiking
Horse Riding
Mountain Biking
Putting Green
Snow Mobiling
Snow Shoeing
Swimming Pool
Excursions
Ideal for Couples
Luxury Ranch
Riding for All Levels
Wood Burning Fireplace
DVD Player
Satellite/Cable Channels
Stocked Mini-Bar
Wood Burning Fireplace
Air Conditioning
Telephone
Wi-Fi Access (Complimentary)
In-Room Safe
Cedar Cabins
Baker and Boulder are two delightful Cedar Cabins, featuring open floor plans with king size or twin beds and a cozy sitting area near the wood-burning fireplace. These cabins benefit from having access to a hot tub tucked nearby in the woods.
Suites
These two large, beautifully appointed and adjoined cabins, each have spacious living areas with a wood burning fireplace and spacious separate bedroom. Situated alongside the No Name Creek, you will be able to relax on the deck listening to the sounds of the water trickling down the stream. These suites also have close access to the lodge, swimming pool, fitness room, and a cozy hot tub in the woods. Approximate 50-yard walk to the main lodge.
Sugar Cabins
The elegant Sugar cabins feature over-szied king, log post beds and offer comfort and solitude with wooded views from a private deck. Each cabin has a separate shower and a whirlpool tub. An outdoor hot tub can be found nearby nestled in the woods.
Luxury Cabins
Most of the luxury cabins at Triple Creek have open floor plans that feature living areas with wood-burning fireplaces that can be seen from the massive king log post beds. All of the luxury cabins feature his and hers baths and share a double steam shower. A private hot tub is situated on the deck, beneath the whispering pines. During non-snow months, a golf cart convenient for exploring the property.
Castle Rock
Castle Rock was named after a mountain peak south of Triple Creek Ranch. Castle Rock Cabin at Triple Creek Ranch is a favorite retreat for honeymooners and those seeking romance. The living area is beautifully appointed and spacious bedroom features an over-sized king log post bed. Castle Rock's most stunning feature is the forest view sunroom with an indulgent cloverleaf whirlpool tub and cozy seating area. The two decks will entice you to relax and watch for wildlife along Baker Creek or among the sheltering pines. During non-snow months, a golf cart is waiting should you decide to venture out of this dreamy hideaway.
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Triple Creek Ranch was once described as one of the best kept secrets in the Rocky Mountains and is a member of Relais and Chateaux. This luxurious hideaway sits at an altitude of 4,500 feet amid a million acres of pristine wilderness. The ranch is an adult only ranch and open between 1 May 2011 - 29 February 2012, 1 April - 14 November 2012 and 16 December 2012 - 28 February 2013.
All levels of rider are catered for, with daily rides of up to 2.5 hours and the opportunity for off-ranch trail rides and cattle drives at an additional cost. Cattle Drives take place on a neighbouring ranch and are offered as an additional activity on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays in June to Mid October each year, we strongly recommend this is pre-booked to avoid disappointment.
Facilities at Triple Creek Ranch include an outdoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, fitness centre, tennis courts and putting green. The restaurant offers world class cuisine and a paramount wine cellar and arranges specialty weekends for wine lovers with tastings and seminars. Activities on offer include mountain biking, fly fishing with lessons, scenic float trips, golf, white water rafting and all-terrain vehicle rentals.
Triple Creek Ranch is open most of the year and offers a number of winter activities including cross country skiing, snowmobiling and downhill skiing.
Special romance packages and fishing packages are available. Other special weekends and packages include Artist Weekends, Women Only Horseback Rides and Photo Safaris.
The first class accommodation consists of luxury cedar cabins equipped with wood-burning fireplace, private or nearby hot tub, fully stocked wet bar, telephone, satellite TV, DVD, in room safe and wireless internet.
Triple Creek Ranch is located approximately 4 - 5 hours south of Glacier National Park and 5 to 6 hours west of Yellowstone National Park so it ideally situated for exploring this area of outstanding beauty on a North America self drive holiday.
All Inclusive
23 Cabins
Available on Request
Available on request
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Guide Prices
Price Includes
Prices are per person based on two people sharing and include:
- Six nights accommodation in a cedar cabin room
- All gratuities and all state service taxes
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner, picnic lunches and snacks
- House wine and house cocktails
- Trail rides, use of pool, hot tub and fitness centre, hiking skiing, fly casting lessons, tennis
Price excludes - Flights
- Drinks
- Transfers
Please call us for the best available flight prices to Triple Creek
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The electric current is 120 volts. A adaptor plug will be required.
When travelling on a ranch holiday, one of the first questions you need to ask yourself is, do I have adequate insurance? There are several things that you need to take into account when purchasing insurance for a ranch holiday:
- Will my insurance cover me for riding without a hard hat, as many insurance policies do not cover this.
- Many policies exclude cover for horse riding
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The most important aspect of bookng a Ranch holiday is to ensure that the ranch you book offers exactly what you are looking for. Each ranch holiday falls in to a certain category which we have listed below for your guidance. Ranch Holidays are suitable for riders of all abilities, experienced riders may prefer a ranch with a varied terrain and one that offers Cattle Drives or Pack Trips whilst the novice rider would be more suited to a Guest or Resort Ranch offering more facilities and activities in addition to riding.
Working Ranches - Most working ranches earn their main income from working the land and livestock. Working Ranch's often allow small numbers of guests to share their lives and become part of the team, supplementing their income and providing you with a unique insight of how a working ranch operates. Taking a Working Ranch Holiday often gives you the opportunity to join in with daily ranch activities including cattle drives, branding and checking on the ranches livestock. Working Ranches are normally suitable for experienced riders only.
Guest Ranches - Riding is the main activity on guest ranches however they often offer many other activities ranging from fly fishing, white water rafting, hiking, mountain biking and archery. Accommodation on guest ranches is generally of a higher standard than that of a working ranch and the riding is often suitable for all riding abilities from beginners to experienced depending on the ranches terrain.
Resort Ranches - These are luxury resorts set in the wilderness of North America offering a range of outdoor activities with riding being one of them. Resort Ranches are popular with those that wish to be pampered and enjoy the great outdoors and to include some riding during their stay. Resort Ranches often feature a spa, outdoor or indoor swimming pool, tennis, 4WD tours or the ranch and surrounding wilderness as well as fly fishing, archery, hiking and mountain biking. Dining is normally gourmet with a number of resort ranches being part of Relais & Chateaux. All riding abilities are catered for but Resort Ranches are more popular with the less experienced rider.
Horse and Cattle Drives - For those experienced riders that dream of becoming a real cowboy on holiday, a Horse or Cattle Drive is the perfect choice. A number of ranches offer Horse and Cattle Drives atcertain times of the year whilst others specialise in this activity and offer it for most of their opening season. A Horse or Cattle Drive Holiday is the ultimate cowboy experience, you will become part of a working team and spend most of the day in the saddle. Evenings are often spent around a campfire reflecting on the hard days work you have just undertaken, accommodation in normally basic cabins or tents.
Pack Trips - A great way to experience the great outdoors and wide open spaces in the North American Wilderness is by including a Pack Trip in your ranch holiday. A number of our most popular ranches offer the chance of a one, two or three night pack trip at an additional cost. Most pack trips will entail several hours in the saddle carrying your own provisions in to the wilderness and areas where usually inaccessible by man. Accommodation on a Pack Trip is normally in rustic and basic cabins without electricity or in tents. Pack Trips are suitle to intermediate and experienced riders.
The above descriptions are to be use as a general guide only, for further details speak to one of our Ranch Holiday specialists.
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Delphine Segal
Staying at a ranch will delight anyone who is searching for a real country Western feel.
It is a fantastic opportunity to watch the cowboys at work, rounding up the cattle or for a more authentic experience, why not take a ride through to the majestic mountains and valleys.Read more -
Delphine Segal
Staying at a ranch will delight anyone who is searching for a real country Western feel.
It is a fantastic opportunity to watch the cowboys at work, rounding up the cattle or for a more authentic experience, take a ride through the majestic mountains and valleys.Read more
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