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As the name suggests, SkyArbor Guest House is where the trees reach for sky and the mountains meet the plains. This edge region along the west slope of the Crazy Mountains supports abundant wildlife, and around the cabin are many trees and wildflowers.
A constant delight is the breathtaking panorama, with the Crazy Mountains rising up to the east, and the Bridger Mountains sweeping to the west. Sunrise and sunset can be spectacular, casting shadows across the foothills and rosy hues upon the mountains. The Big Belt Mountains are to the north, and looking south from the top of the property are the Beartooth, Absaroka, and Gallatin Mountains.
The cabin has a cozy 1450 square feet on a main floor and two loft bedrooms with double beds. The third bedroom is on the main level. A cathedral ceiling rises above the dining area, kitchen, hearth and woodstove.
Vistas of weather and horizon steadily change. Deer often feed through, antelope and somtimes elk can be seen at a distance, and numerous small mammals and birds dwell around the cabin.
Horseshoes can be played behind the cabin. A campfire area is available for evening enjoyment. Have a picnic at the outside table, or take blanket and basket to the overlook at the top of the hill.
Fishing can be had in alpine lakes or in the nearby Shields and Yellowstone Rivers. Big game and bird hunting can be had in national forest lands or block management areas. Yellowstone Park is less than two hours. Shopping, restaurants and galleries can be found in Wilsall, Clyde Park, Livingston, Bozeman, and Big Timber. |
