High marks to the service, hospitality, food, accommodation, setting, etc., but I have to call out the remarkable equestrian facility and program. We were looking for a horse-heavy vacation that would allow us to do more than trail riding. Our family rides English, so Western is a novelty and we love it! Jackie, the top lady at the Equestrian Center loves the horses, loves her job, and it shows. It's so unique to see a woman in the top wrangler position and hats off to Paws Up for being "equal opportunity". Jackie takes excellent care to match up each rider with a horse of appropriate skill level. Her horses are all well-mannered and well cared for. There was 1 horse I fell in love with and seriously asked Jackie about buying, but his life is better in Montana with Jackie than it would be with me. There was even a horse for my 4 year old to be turned loose on. And I don't want to skip praising the indoor arena. WOW. Ask for a tour of the stalls and tack room if you care about that kind of stuff. I took videos and photos of the viewing skybox so I can have inspiration for my future barn. All the wranglers were lovely and kind, fun to be around. Don't miss Cow Croquet if you enjoy being on a horse, it was a great time! We also loved riding the ATVs, shooting, dog sledding, and the food was incredible each night. They had so many little surprises for us like a smores platter to take home after dinner We can't wait to go back.

This is the place to visit in the United States, no debate. The staff is warm and welcoming, the views are stunning, and you can tell they actually want us to be there. No robotic service here, just good people that are well trained. The food was incredible, the outdoor activities were exhausting and very exciting, and the sleep at night was the best I have had in years. When you leave the sign says "The Last Best Place", there might be other best places, but this is my BEST PLACE EVER! We will be back to see and do all the things we couldn't get to!