Yellowstone Archview Guesthouse, Loft and Hide-away

01/01/2024

Happy New Year from our family to yours!

May 2024 bring you happiness and lots of adventures!

Warmest wishes!
Mike and Brena

07/10/2022

Come stay with us! We have 3 options for you to choose from.
1. The Guesthouse-https://www.vrbo.com/778235
2. The Hideaway- https://www.vrbo.com/2014732
3. The Loft- https://www.vrbo.com/1611162

07/04/2022

You can visit Yellowstone from the north entrance with a guide service!

06/23/2022

The floods have severely impacted our town but we’re back open and able to have visitors again. The highway 89 bridge is fixed and the water is safe to drink. We hope you come visit us this summer!

We are still waiting to hear when Yellowstone’s North Entrance will be open but Gardiner has so much to offer. Come, relax and breathe in the fresh mountain air! Enjoy some fun by rafting, hiking, fishing, and horseback riding. You can soak up those amazing minerals at Yellowstone Hot Springs.

Message us for more activity ideas.

05/02/2021

Nice option for bear spray while visiting!

Did you know you cannot fly with bear spray? It cannot be in checked luggage or carry on.

04/12/2021

The amazing bluebirds are here! The stark blue of these Mountain Bluebirds is an amazing site to see. This one and his flock were found along the Old Yellowstone road just outside of Gardiner. Have you ever see a Mountain Bluebird?

04/06/2021

It’s 4-06 which means...
Happy Montana day! 🏔

♥️ We hope you’ll come to love Montana as much as we do! ♥️

03/16/2021

Spring is in the air, the mountain blue birds are back! 🥰

Right on time, if not a little early, Mountain Bluebirds arrived in Yellowstone last week after their winter absence! The male’s vibrant blue is a stunning sight after months of colors dominated by the white of snow and the dark of long winter nights. Most Mountain Bluebirds arrive as part of a flock but soon begin searching for a cavity to nest in. The male identifies possible nest sites within his territory then the female makes the final choice. To fuel all this activity, bluebirds eat seeds and hunt insects by chasing them through the air or dropping on them from a perch or hovering position.

Enjoy this short audio clip from Yellowstone's Sound Library of a Mountain Bluebird chirping (hint: the bluebird’s song is the quieter, consistent, chirping in the background). https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/photosmultimedia/sounds-mountainbluebird.htm

03/09/2021

Fun video to watch how they clear all the snow!

03/04/2021

Fall is an amazing time to visit Yellowstone! There tends to be less visitors and the fall colors are amazing! The roads are planned to stay open until November 8th.

Have you been thinking it would be fun to take a trip with a large family group? The Yellowstone Archview Guesthouse, Loft and Hide-Away is the perfect location to have a family reunion. They are all connected but separate at the same time. We offer banquet tables and the yard and game room can make the perfect gathering place!

Booking all three at once can be done by contacting us directly. For the 2021 season there is whole house availability October 12-
November 8, 2021. Spots for 2022 are filling fast!!

Photo credit: Courtney Nacklas

02/28/2021

Nothing better than a hot springs soak! 🥰

02/22/2021

Wolf watching in the park is one of my favorite things to do! 🐺

02/11/2021

08/19/2016

Photos from Yellowstone Archview Guesthouse's post

07/26/2016

This beautiful peak stands tall right outside the window of kitchen, living room, and sitting room.

On this day in history in 1872, Electric Peak got its name when Hayden Expedition surveyors Peale, Gannett, and Brown approached the summit during an electrical storm. At 10,992 feet, the peak looms large over Yellowstone National Park's Northern Range.

-From Thomas Turiano’s book, “Select Peaks of Greater Yellowstone: A Mountaineering History and Guide”

More from Outside Bozeman at http://www.outsidebozeman.com/activities/hiking-backpacking/grandest-gallatin.

-NPS Photo

07/23/2016

Flying Pig Adventure Co

Everyone loves the Roosevelt Arch! http://bit.ly/1lnVcPs

07/23/2016

Tom Murphy Photography

The Roosevelt Arch was built from rough blocks of columnar basalt, which were quarried near the water tower in Gardiner, Montana, It was dedicated by President Theodore Roosevelt in April 1903 and finished shortly thereafter. For 100 years now it has stood and welcomed the world to the first National Park and to one of the finest areas of wild land remaining on this continent. The arch with the rich rainbow glowing beyond the glistening wet rock, symbolizes for me that a paradise still awaits visitors in Yellowstone.

07/19/2016

The loft at the Yellowstone Archview Guesthouse is the perfect place to read a book or play a game together after a long day in Yellowstone!