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guided snowshoe and cross-country ski tours are available, as well as guided snow-coach ski trips. And here’s a sur-
prise: You can enjoy fl y-fi shing on the Gall- atin and Madison Riv- ers in winter months. Moving river waters don’t freeze, something fl y-fi shermen have been known to boast of as “divine intervention” on their behalf. T e days are shorter, the air is colder, but the excitement is as palpable in winter as it is on summer days, so don’t miss out. When you get back to the ranch, jump in the hot tub to warm up, or enjoy a relaxing massage. Now, to that horse-drawn sleigh ride dinner: As you
snuggle up under warm blankets, snow may be gently falling or skies may be bright and clear with twinkling stars over-
head. Harness bells jingle and you begin to envision the Montana- raised prime rib dinner that awaits. After a sleigh ride
through snow-draped evergreens, you ar- rive at the North Fork cabin, the faint golden glow of lanterns bea-
coning the horses forward. A sumptuous meal is served family style and entertainment is provided by local cowboys, sing- ers and/or songwriters. T is experience is so unique and so popular you’ll need reservations ahead of time. T e lesson here, trailblazers, is that ranch vacations are
not just for summer; they have lots to off er in winter too. It’s a completely diff erent experience and not to be missed!
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