Celebrating 30 Years With 30% Off All Cabins & Rooms Plus A Chance to Win 1 of 3 Travel Credits Nancy & Scott 30 years ago with Sylvester the cat, Buc the Norwegian Elkhound, and Bear the 175 lb Newfoundland. We converted the old kitchen into a coffee/tea bar open
Smoky Bear Ranch has always been fanatical about cleanliness, long before recent concerns of COVID-19. Glacier National Park and surrounding area are pristine environments, and we wanted our existence here to be no less. We made a conscious decision when opening our lodging facility (26 years ago) to meticulously clean
We knew this property was special when we purchased it 26 years ago – remotely located yet easy access, and neighboring on Glacier National Park. It was a dream come true for us, and because there are so many people in the world who never get to experience such an
Since it took us so long to acquire a place to camp when we first arrived at Seward, we didn’t have time to hike to Exit Glacier – also in Kenai Fjord NP. After we broke camp on Day 16, we did the easy 2 mile hike up to Exit
It was 5 o’clock Friday afternoon and we were eagerly getting ready for a once in a lifetime Alaska Adventure via the Alaska Highway the following Monday. We’d been planning and preparing for this trip for nearly a year now. The Inn Sitters, Gary n Norma of Inn Time 4U had
Having built and operated the Bed & Breakfast at Smoky Bear Ranch for a couple of years, Scott sensed from our guests there was not only a desire, but a need for stand-alone Cabins in Glacier National Park. Not having any cabins of our own, Scott researched if there were existing cabin
Can you identify these Glacier National Park Wildflowers? Hint: You can find the answers in a previous post on Glacier National Park Wildflowers In our first blog post on Glacier National Park Wildflowers, we talked about some of the more popular and easier to find Wildflowers. In this blog post,
A northwest rainforest in Western Montana? How can this be? Scientist have noticed that parts of western Montana and northern Idaho look like chunks of northwest rainforest from the Pacific Coast that have been plucked and plopped 350 miles inland. One such chunk is a short distance from Smoky Bear
The Hummingbirds in Glacier National Park that come visit our feeder provide great entertainment for the guests staying at Smoky Bear Ranch. With our hummingbird feeder located just outside the Bed & Breakfast window, our guests thoroughly enjoy watching the Glacier Park Hummingbirds each morning. Our cabin guests will make
Just because summer is over doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy Glacier National Park or the surrounding Flathead National Forest. But where do you stay when most of the lodging facilities in Glacier Park and the surrounding areas close down in the middle of September? Smoky Bear Ranch is open all
4761 Smokey Bear Lane, Columbia Falls, Montana, 59912, United States • Phone: 1-800-555-3806
