I’ll admit, when I first walked into Nick’s cozy cabin, I wasn’t quite sure what I had gotten myself into! The rustic décor — pelts, antlers, skulls and all — was definitely an experience. But somewhere along the way, this little cabin completely won me over.By the time I left, I absolutely LOVED it there — and now, sitting somewhere else with a truly remarkable view at Rock Creek Resort, I actually find myself missing that cozy cabin terribly.It was peaceful, comfortable, wonderfully secluded, and exactly the kind of place that invites you to slow down and settle in. I was traveling alone with my dog, Mara, and I felt completely at ease there. There was something incredibly comforting about coming back to the cabin after a day of exploring, shutting out the rest of the world, and just enjoying the quiet while watching the light shift on the mountains. Morning coffee in the huge recliner w the spectacular view was the most amazing way to start each day. Nick was a wonderful host, and someone who makes you feel like you’ve been friends forever (sorry for all the texts Nick! ) and the cabin has so much personality and character that it became a memorable part of my Montana adventure rather than simply a place to stay. There is not a single thing I would change.What started as “Oh my gosh, where am I?” ended as “I really don’t want to leave.”I would absolutely stay here again — pelts, antlers, skulls and all.