So, instead, our guide took us to Yellowstone River. Fly fishing at the on-site casting pond at Sage Lodge Although the plan was for us to practice the basics on the property’s on-site casting pond, located right outside the lodge, Bruce balked at the idea of fishing in a stocked pond. The next day, we were up early to try our luck at fly fishing. Wanting to enjoy the fresh air and sounds of nature, we threw open the patio doors (thankfully the screens kept the bugs at bay) and slept soundly amid a cool mountain breeze. It wasn’t long before we were both ready to hit the hay.Īs New Yorkers, sleeping with the windows open is rarely an option unless you want to be awakened by the sounds of the city.įortunately, we had finally escaped Manhattan’s noise, light, and air pollution. Sated and satisfied, we decided to walk off dinner with a lazy stroll around the property. Converse with friends and indulge in a well-cooked meal in the Fireside Room Bruce, my seafood-craving polar opposite, devoured the Fireside Trout. Being the carb-loving meat-eater that I am, I couldn’t resist the Bison Bolognese. We dined in The Fireside Room, where all the food was from Montana-inspired dishes. Evening Enjoyment: Dining & Peaceful Rest I recommend you check out the holiday specials for couples. Focused on fostering a tranquil environment, all facilities are silent. The Spa at Sage Lodge included facilities such as the sauna, steam room. The massage helped us set the mood for the rest of our trip-including our journey to Yellowstone National Park. Meant to help relax, restore and rejuvenate, the Spa at Sage Lodge focused on herbal fusions. You can also relax at the Spa at Sage Lodge with a view of the mountains in the distance There, Bruce and I parted ways, and I headed inside for a soothing massage. We enjoyed a leisurely soak in the outdoor hot tub and were mesmerized by the epic views of Emigrant Peak. I can’t help but think how much easier it would be to pack if every hotel offered such an amenity. Later that evening, I took advantage of the complimentary washer and dryer found down the hall from our room and did a quick load of laundry. We set out to explore some parts of the property, like the Ranch Houses, which are ideal for families and larger groups. Picture yourself relaxing in a Deluxe King Room at Sage LodgeĪfter settling into our room-a Lodge Deluxe King room-which featured a gas fireplace, a walk-in shower and a patio, we didn’t waste any time. When we finally strolled into Sage Lodge’s massive lobby with its wood-beamed vaulted ceiling, immense picture windows showcasing the mountains beyond and a giant stone fireplace, we felt immediately at home. The exterior of Sage Lodge in the evening The Lodge We were pleasantly surprised and knew that we were going to have a great experience at the luxurious Sage Lodge in Montana. And although we had landed in Bozeman a couple of days earlier, we had yet to enjoy the authentic Western lodge experience Montana promised. My boyfriend Bruce and I were looking forward to our stay at Sage Lodge. Snuggled between the Gallatin Mountain Range to the west and the Absaroka Mountain Range to the east, there is a stunning river valley through which the Yellowstone River flows. Located in Paradise Valley, Montana, this luxury resort is known for its outdoor amenities and 35-minutes distance from Yellowstone National Park.Īppropriately named, Paradise Valley is home to a host of celebrities, including John Mayer, Jeff Bridges and more. My stay at Sage Lodge was a memorable one, filled with time outdoors, scenic mountains in the distance, relaxing spas and exquisite dining.
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