FLATHEAD VALLEY, MONTANA · SINCE 1947
A working cattle ranch and outfit in Montana's Flathead Valley — open to guests since 1947.
For four generations the Calloway family has run cattle and horses on seven thousand acres between the Flathead River and the Whitefish Range, a short drive from the west gate of Glacier National Park. From May through October, we open the gate. Come stay in a log cabin or a canvas wall tent, ride out across country that still works for a living, fish a river that runs cold and clear off the mountains, and sit down to supper at a long cookhouse table. This is not a theme of the West. It is the real thing, and you are welcome at it.
Cabins, the lodge, the bunkhouse, and canvas wall tents.
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Trail rides, pack trips, fly-fishing, and the fall hunt.
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Goods made by Montana hands — leather, steel, wool, honey, horsehair.
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The cookhouse table, ranch suppers, weddings, and retreats.
Explore →Saddle a horse for a half-day ride or pack into the backcountry for a week. Wade the Flathead with a guide who knows every run. Spend a morning as a ranch hand moving cattle, then an afternoon on the porch with nowhere to be. Browse the Mercantile for goods made by Montana hands — hand-braided horsehair, tooled leather, forged steel, ranch wool, wildflower honey. However you spend the day, it ends the same way: a good meal, big sky, and the quiet you came for.
LODGING
A private log cabin in the trees, with a wood stove and a covered porch.
$320 / night
GUIDED RIDES
A multi-day horseback trip into the high country, camp and meals included.
By inquiry
GUIDED RIDES
A guided half-day ride through meadow and timber toward the Whitefish Range.
$140 / riderA few favorites from the Montana makers we carry.
HATBANDS
A hand-braided horsehair hatband with tassels, sized to your hat's crown.
$34
BEARGRASS WOOLENS
A heavy wool camp blanket woven from our own ranch wool.
$210
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
A long hand-braided horsehair lariat in soft chambray tones, styled your way.
$43
ADJUSTABLE BRACELETS
The everyday classic: a hand-braided horsehair bracelet that adjusts to any wrist.
$23
Since 1947
Walter and Ada Calloway built this place after the war; their grandchildren run it now. The cattle still come first, the way they always have — which is exactly why a stay here feels like the genuine article. Read the ranch's story.
Guest season runs May through October. Book a cabin, a ride, or a seat at the table.