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"The" Montana Family Vacation or Couple's Retreat Location!
Discover the secret to increased family unity and renewed communication. Enjoy a family adventure vacation or couple's retreat and experience 'remote' Montana while enjoying great food, comfortable accommodations, and pure nature!
 How do you choose the best Montana family adventure vacation or couple's retreat destination? Consider your goals.
- Are seeking to be part of the 'crowd' or do you want privacy - something remote?
- Do you enjoy planned excursions or the freedom to seek your own adventures?
- Do you long for renewed family interaction this vacation?
- Do you want to really relax?
- Are you weary in body and soul ?
- Has you been bombarded by the sights, sounds, and pressures of life?
Studies show outdoor family adventure vacations provide more benefits than you might imagine. Elk Lake Resort's uniquely remote setting offers the perfect location. Take advantage of our all-inclusive package or custom design your vacation - summer or winter. Don't wait! Reserve your adventure vacation today!
 You will find our mountain seclusion refreshing as you relax in our laid-back environment. You will have space to move, mountains to explore, and serenity to absorb in the grandeur, beauty, and peace surrounding our Montana family vacation and couple's retreat destination.
Elk Lake Resort offers a year round family adventure vacation and couple's retreat destination in the wild and pristine Centennial Valley. Located just far enough off-the-beaten path and surrounded by Montana's wild and pristine mountains, you will enjoy privacy, solitude, and the soothing balm of pure nature. A peak at our photo gallery will show you what you've been missing.
This summer paddle around a secluded Montana mountain lake. Spend family time enjoying nature together. Wrestle a wily fish. Hike through the quiet countryside. Spend an awe-inspring day in an auto, touring little known backcountry or visiting Yellowstone National Park. Horseback ride. Photograph or just drink in Montana's incredible scenery and abundant birds and wildlife. That's just the start! Winter vacation activities include ice fishing, snowmobiling, backcountry cross country sking, wildlife and scenic photography, and snowshoeing.
The Collins family, your hosts, specialize in one-on-one interaction. They are personally involved in every aspect of your stay - making sure you enjoy the best family vacation or couple's retreat Montana has to offer.
 Since the early 30's, our Montana lodge has offered something unique: genuine family hospitality, comfortable accommodations, and diverse adventures from nature's storehouse. You will enjoy quality amenities, delectable food, and unparalleled access to remote mountains, streams, lakes, and wildlife.
Let this family adventure vacation or couple's retreat strengthen and revitalize your relationships in pure Montana nature - 'a mile from heaven.' Be it summer, fall, or winter, you will find value for your dollar, friends gathering with friends, generous hospitality, and endless recreational possibilities. Join the many who have experienced the ultimate Montana family adventure vacation at Elk Lake Resort.
If you think you would like to spend an entire summer at our remote Montana Vacation Lodge - and get paid for the privilege, why not consider one of our seasonal employment opportunities?
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"Lerrina & Craig, Thanks SO SO MUCH!! Excellent Food - WOW! Sure gonna miss the serenity of God's country. It's been awesome!! Until next time. . ."
The Frenchs
"We enjoyed every aspect of our stay with you - food, personnel, service. A++ We will be back!"
The Hales
"We shall return! And spread the word of this wonderful place to our friends."
The Rineharts
"Such a wonderful weekend we spent at Elk Lake Lodge. Words cannot express what a great time we had. Everything so neat and clean, the warm hospitality, the beautiful setting. I guess I could go on and on. Oh yes, the bed. It was like sleeping on a cloud. Wish I had one like it at home. Thank you all for a dinner that could not be matched. I'm hoping that we'll see you again next summer - to do this again and perhaps spend a more lengthy stay at Elk Lake Lodge."
The Matsons
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The Latest News:
Last updated 2/5/2010
♦ Quite awhile ago I noted an article dealing with the unique pronghorn migration which occurs annually from Yellowstone south through much of western Wymoing. Then some were concerned the animals migration route might be blocked. This February 3, 2010, Trib article has good news. A conservation easement, purchased from a ranch in a key bottleneck area has secured the animal's route.
♦ Another animal which might be affected by the global warming (which has been shown to be based on known faulty science) is the Pika. However the US Fish and Wildlife Service are not ready to call the animal endangered according to this February 5, 2010 Trib article.
♦ Often conservation friendly legislation is business adverse. Seldom do the two go hand in hand. However, a recent decision to protect the Wyoming Range from oil drilling is receiving praise from businesses as well according to this February 3, 2010, article in Jackson Hole News and Guide.
♦ I admire Elizabeth, the editor of the Island Park News. She is willing to take a stand on controversial issues when she feels she's right. Usually I agree wholeheartedly. However, her Februar 4, 2001, article in The Island Park News hints toward what I believe could be a dangerous anit-cattle sentiment. Support the bison, but don't shoot yourself (or someone else) in the foot!
♦ For a look at previous 'News' check out our News Clips page
♦ Trivia Question: Yellowstone visitors rarely have time for more than an overview. However, some place names almost make you want to unearth their location. For example: River Styx. Sounds Egyptian! Where is it located?
Trivia Answer: It is a mostly hot subterranian creek originating from Upper Mammoth Hot Springs and flowing no one knows where. However, it is visible from White Elephant Back Terrace.
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