The Lodge at Sun Ranch
Filed under: Luxury Travel & Hotels
Those with a hankering for luxury, a Western experience and an eco-friendly experience might want to check out The Lodge at Sun Ranch in Cameron, Montana. The Lodge is an intimate retreat at the heart of the 26,000 acre Sun Ranch. The eight-room lodge will provide guests with luxurious accommodations and a variety of experiences including hiking, fly fishing, archeology tours and horseback riding. Packages start at $900 per person, double occupancy, for a three-night basic Sun Ranch Package.[via Alternative Consumer]
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