moderate
2–6 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness comfortable with horseback riding or hiking at varied elevations.
Lone Mountain Ranch in Gallatin Gateway, Montana, offers a rugged blend of horseback riding, fly fishing, and winter snowshoeing beneath imposing alpine peaks. Discover a genuine Western adventure beyond typical resort paths.
Montana weather can shift quickly, so pack layers and be prepared for sudden changes during any season.
Horseback trails fill up quickly, especially in summer; reserve your spot early to secure a place on preferred routes.
Cell service is limited in backcountry areas around Lone Mountain Ranch; navigation tools are critical when venturing off main trails.
Elk and deer are common sights—maintain a respectful distance to avoid disturbance and ensure safety for all.
Gallatin Gateway lies near historic trade routes used by Native American tribes and early settlers moving west in the 19th century.
Lone Mountain Ranch supports sustainable land practices and educates guests on minimizing their environmental footprint in sensitive habitats.
Allows you to adjust to temperature swings and stay comfortable during long days outdoors.
Protect feet from mud, snow, and uneven terrain throughout most seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
High SPF sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat shield you from Montana’s intense summer sun.
summer specific
If you plan to fish, bringing or renting quality gear improves your chances in the Gallatin River.
spring|summer|fall specific