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Rosebud West

Rosebud West Fishing Access site does permit camping. There is a fee and a 7 day stay limit. Fishing and boating on the Yellowstone River may be enjoyed. There are boat launch, toilets and access for camp trailers is available. Note, there is a dangerous diversion dam 1/2 mile downstream of the ...

West Rosebud Trail

Horse use restricted on West Rosebud Trail (19) during the summer. Length: 6.0 miles Trail Begins: Forest Road 72 Trail Ends: Island Lake Area Map: Custer National Forest (Beartooth Division) USGS Map1: Alpine USGS Map2: Cooke City USGS Map3: Emerald Lake Township 7S; Range 16E; Section 3

Powder Ridge Rosebud 24

3 Bedrooms + Bonus Room, 3 Bathrooms, Occupancy 11, Ski In and Ski Out Access Pristine forest and mountain views in private, wooded serenity make this luxurious Powder Ridge log cabin an ideal backdrop for your Montana dream vacation. Set in quiet, natural surroundings atop the Powder Ridge ...

Longhorn Bar and Steakhouse

Experience the real West of yesterday with a stop at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Rosebud located in the heart of historic eastern Montana. Expect delicious and hearty ranch-style food served along the spectacular scenery of the magnificent Yellowstone River and the famous Lewis and Clark Trail. The ...

Powder Ridge Rosebud 26

5 Bedroom, 4 Bathroom, Occupancy 12, Ski Access Panoramic forest and mountain views in a quiet natural setting make this luxurious Powder Ridge log cabin the picture-perfect base camp to alpine adventure, wilderness excursions, and everything Montana. Located atop the Powder Ridge development, ...

Powder Ridge Rosebud 13

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, Occupancy 14, Ski In and Ski Out Access Panoramic forest and mountain views in a quiet natural setting make this luxurious Powder Ridge log cabin the picture-perfect base camp to alpine adventure, wilderness excursions, and everything Montana. Located atop the Powder ...

Pioneer Pottery

Pioneer Pottery studio and gallery/sales shop are housed in a converted stable on a working cattle ranch in the foothills of the Beartooth Mountains. Stoneware pottery is handmade on location by master craftsmen Janet Hero Dodge and Julie Dickinson. The pots are noted for distinctive decorations ...