Lodgepole Inn
A Rocky Mountain Hideaway
The Lodgepole Inn sits beside a mountain meadow near the Little Blackfoot River about a mile from the continental divide. Activities range from blue-ribbon fly-fishing and bird watching to hiking and world-class mountain biking to reading a book in the hammocks swaying in the tree house. There’s no hurry to do anything at the Lodgepole Inn, it’s a great place to kick back in the great outdoors.
Wildlife on the property is common, including deer, elk, fox, moose, and even the occasional black bear. It’s a place to get away from it all in the solitude of a mature pine forest, yet you’ll only be a half-hour from the Helena airport.
The Lodgepole Inn is centrally located in a little chunk of old-time Montana. Positioned half-way between Glacier and Yellowstone, the solitude of a stop at the Inn is the perfect compliment to the hustle and bustle if you’re traveling between the National Parks.
In short, the Lodgepole Inn is a secluded hideaway with all the comforts of home including hardwood floors, a completely equipped kitchenette, full bath, private deck, and enough storage to make traveling easy. There are wildflower gardens, wild bird feeders, a continental breakfast is provided daily, and your hosts, Dave Ames and Elizabeth Rivard, can help customize your Rocky Mountain stay with their wealth of local experience.
Comments from satisfied customers:
“It was so quiet at the Inn, I don’t think I ever had a better night of sleep.”
Danielle, Park-to-Park traveler
“I wish I could stay there everywhere I go.”
Jeff Pill, Miracle Productions
“The Lodgepole Inn was such a romantic place to spend our honeymoon we hardly had time to fish.”
Clinton and Rebeccah, newlywed fisher-couple
“The hiking was fabulous and the kitchen had everything we needed for our week-long stay.”
George and Charlene, hikers
“We loved the shuttle to the top of the continental divide, it was a downhill ride all the way back to the Inn.”
Jan and Steve, mountain bikers |
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