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Guests will arrive on location and sit down for an evening overlooking Duck Lake on the Blackfeet Reservation. Weather dependent, this may be outside. Dinner will be a four course meal consisting of a salad, soup, entree, and dessert along with a paired tea. Dishes will highlight the ancestral foods of the area and consist of locally harvested ingredients.

Baby goats are here! 2 new babies born June 3rd. The final kid count is 30 for 2023! We will relax and pet goats in the fields or hike to the river. This is a small herd of friendly milk goats. My son and I have raised these goats since they were babies, so they are very friendly and calm! All of the activity will be on my farm in field and woods. The amount of walking or exploring is group dependent. Goats love to eat and go on walks! They will also impress us with their climbing and curiosity. Many times of year we have baby goats--"kids" that are fun to pet. We also milk the goats-primarily in the summertime--you will get a chance to milk goats if you'd like! My son Adam will also be hosting some of the walks.

Embark on a privately guided shamanic journey, an exploration whispered by ancient sacraments across centuries. Choose from earth-based sacraments like the holy Mushroom or the sacred Cactus, and experience existence in an entirely new light. This transformative journey is an opportunity to realign with your spiritual essence, to bathe in the glow of fresh perspectives, and to unravel the cosmic labyrinth of existence. The sacraments we offer are keys to spiritual dimensions, bridges to immersive communion with the natural world and your inner self. These are more than mere experiences; they are doorways into the expansive landscapes of your inner being, and an invitation to the mystical dance of nature and consciousness. Our shamanic journeys are meticulously tailored to match each individual's comfort and familiarity with sacraments and ceremonies. Whether you are a seasoned spiritual voyager or a curious novice, our guidance is custom-fitted to your unique journey, ensuring a safe and profound exploration of the metaphysical realm. Embrace the opportunity to chart a course through sacred consciousness, under our careful guidance, illuminating your path with the spiritual radiance of the holy Mushroom or the sacred Cactus. Embark on this journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and transformative understanding, a voyage into the heart of your spiritual nature.

Join us for a great Western experience on a working 1,800+ acre ranch! Experience the scenery, the cowboys, and the bond between horse and man. We will start with meeting the horses and getting each guest saddled with the horse that fits them best. Next we walk through basic communication with the horse, and then begin our 2 hour round trip ride up the renowned Grey Cliffs for which the area is named. These Grey Cliffs are specifically known for being the cliffs the local natives used to drive buffalo off, as part of their hunt. Excavation at the base of the cliffs have revealed hundreds of bones from these magnificent creatures. Now these cliffs represent an amazing place to immerse oneself in the peace of the whole valley as they gaze all the way to the Crazy mountains. We hope our guests will leave with a lifelong appreciation for the amazing creature that horses really are, an anticipation for the next ride, and last but not least a newfound love that lasts a lifetime.

If you don’t see a time in the calendar you can request a date and time ! Make your own slippers or mittens from raw wool! Have you always wondered how wool is made into a wearable, felted clothing or accessory? This class will show you the transformation of fluffy wool to cozy slippers/mittens! This experience will walk you through how to make your own slippers or mittens from wool. We will use the "wet felting" technique to shape and size your mittens or slippers. You will make your own warm and cozy mittens or slippers or make a pair to give as a gift! We will start in a rustic Art Studio cabin and determine your slipper or mitten size. I will show you the basic steps prior to starting and then work with you as you layer the fluffy wool into the shape of the pattern. As the class progresses we will add warm, soapy water and start the felting process! The next step is called "fulling" on an antique wash board. The final step is finishing your mittens or slippers by fitting them to your hands or feet while they are still damp. You will take them home slightly wet, but they should dry by morning. PLEASE request a time and I will work you into my schedule! Great for team building and corporate events!

Saddle up for a true Western adventure! Perfect for beginners and pros alike, experience the spectacular scenery of Paradise Valley on this guided horseback trek along the Blue Flower Trail. No worries about directions or navigation; simply follow your guide and you can focus on capturing photos of the striking vistas. Each of our members has a passion for the outdoors, animals, and wildlife. They will entertain you with facts about the ranch and the surrounding area. With the majestic Absaroka Mountains as your backdrop, learn about the land’s original inhabitants, the Crow tribe, and the local ecosystem. Be sure to bring your binoculars – and camera! – as you may have the unique opportunity to view some of Montana’s natural inhabitants, including mule deer, golden eagles, fox, elk, and more! It is the Certified Horsemanship Association’s recommendation that the weight of the rider does not exceed 20% of the weight of the horse. We can accommodate a maximum weight of 200 pounds. We ask that you meet at the Lodge 15 minutes prior to the start of the ride so that you can be given safety instructions. Please wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Also bring a water bottle and your sense of adventure! Finally, this trail ride is completely dependent upon weather conditions. In the event that the weather is not suitable for the ride, we will reschedule or refund your tour.

Hop into the saddle, take the reins and traverse the trails of Paradise Valley in true Western fashion atop one of our gentle horses. Follow the lead of our equestrian adventure as we show you to a true hidden gem – Chimney Rock – and enjoy a gold mine of mountain views. Once you arrive, take a break and behold this giant piece of rock that rests at an elevation of 7,650 feet and overlooks three different mountain ranges: the Absaroka, the Bridger and the Gallatin Ranges. As we set out for our return, prepare yourself (and your camera) for another opportunity to soak in the stunning scenery that makes our ranch so special. Some previous horseback riding experience is recommended for guests of the Chimney Rock Trail Ride. By taking this breathtaking journey with us, you not only create lifelong memories for you and your party – you make our mission possible.

Safely experience some of Montanas best trail riding with astounding scenery. Learn new skills with experienced riders while using top of the line custom built mountain bikes. Bikes and trails for cross country riding, down country riding, enduro and downhill shuttle services as well. Excursions for just an hour or all day supported rides.

For a truly authentic western experience, nothing beats touring Erik’s Ranch from atop a horse. From early settlers to John Wayne himself, people have found there’s no better way to see, smell, and experience the Wild West! Enjoy time away from life’s stress as you meander the beautiful grounds of Erik’s Ranch. Our trail rides offer a truly exhilarating experience, as you are surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside that Montana has to offer. You will also enjoy riding happy, well-cared-for horses that are chosen for their health, beauty, disposition, and friendliness. Trail rides are weather dependent and run during the spring, summer, and fall. The minimum age required to ride is 8 years old. Also, for younger riders, we require them to be at least 4'2 and 60 pounds. Please note it is the Certified Horsemanship Association’s recommendation that the weight of the rider does not exceed 20% of the weight of the horse. The maximum weight is 200 pounds. Please note that if there is a rider with special needs, we will gladly accommodate you with a horseback ride in the safety and quiet of our barn. Finally, please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the ride so that you can be given safety instructions.

With a huge focus on nature, Come Alive Healing Adventures teaches this yoga class in the barn facing the horses with the majestic mountains in the foreground. Enjoy taking in all the senses of the outdoors while also marveling with the be-here-now vibe of horses roaming around the space. **Private groups are encouraged to ask for a custom date and time or to book out an existing public class** Find our website to learn more by googling Come Alive Healing Adventures.

Morning float: We will meet you at the boat dock with our kayaks and help you launch onto the kayak. Then we will float down the river enjoying the beautiful views. We will give you your own space ahead of us but close enough if you need assistance. At the end we will pick you up and take you back to the boat launch area to pick up your car(s). Other things to note The river is very shallow through most of the float. The river ranges in depths of zero to eight feet deep. You may have to pull your boat for a second if you hit a high spot. Afternoon float: Same as morning except a lot more people other than us on the river.

We will meet together and enjoy finding our body, mind, spirit connection through Yoga. Focusing on breathwork, grounding, Asanas and meditation. Incorporating specific Chakras that can be felt throughout your body while on vacation in Bozeman. You will leave with new friendships, body refreshed and a smile on your face. I will come practice with you at your Air B and B. Option of practicing at local Lindley Park during the summer months and weather permitting. If not, I also have a small space available. Request to have mimosas brought to you to enjoy with YogE afterwards. If you do not see a time that works for you, please reach out and contact me! I work a full time job and do not always have my availability listed.

Introduction to felting wool. We will make a small project or two! Ideas could be a place mat or hot pad or flowers or cup cozy with the technique of "wet" felting. After we have made the place your creation we will decorate with more wool using "needle felting". This class is will show how to felt using two different techniques to give the participants an introduction to the amazing world of felted wool. This is a hands on art class where we will lay out the loose fibers of sheep wool and then add water and soap to help the fibers bond together. Felting is a sustainable addition to all your household projects!

Join us for a great Western experience on a working 1,800+ acre ranch! Experience Montana, the cowboys, and the horses that make Montana. We will start with meeting the horses and getting each guest saddled with the horse that fits them best. Next we will go through a few basic communication techniques with the horses for those that need them and then hit the trails! This ride works its way through some of the valleys and hills on our ranch. Guests oftentimes see deer, wild turkey, and on rarer occasions the local bear and cub that have made their home on our ranch, or the elk herd that winters here. The ride climaxes on one of the lower sections of the Grey cliffs for which the area is known, with a view over the Yellowstone River Valley and view towards the Crazy Mountains.

*Transportation is not included in this experience* Embark on a 6 mile, +1000 ft elevation gain adventurous day hike to an alpine lake with an expert guide in the Bitterroot National Forest. Along the way, we'll identify various trees, plants, and wildflowers, and look for wildlife! Once we reach the lake, relax and take in the views as you paddle around in packrafts while your guide prepares lunch, tea, and coffee. Learn how to leave no trace in the backcountry while you enjoy a backpacking-style lunch made by Backpacker's Pantry and other recommended brands. Start your day by meeting at a lower trailhead and caravaning to the main trailhead. Once there, the guide will show you how to pack your backpacks and conduct a safety review of the hike. The trail then takes you up a massive granite canyon lined by a clearwater creek leading to the quaint alpine lake. Other hikes available upon request - 8 mi, 900 ft of elevation gain, 8 mi 2200 ft of elevation gain. Hikes include sections of steep uphill hiking, climbing over obstacles like trees and crossing creeks. Trekking Poles are provided. - Includes Lunch, Snacks, Tea, Coffee - Guide carries first aid, GPS, water filtration. - Packraft setup for each Adult. Guide carries two packraft setups. - Backpacks, Hiking Poles, Bear Spray provided.