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River's Edge Rentals is a series of beautiful houses and cabins located on the breathtaking Yellowstone River. The views will leave you in awe of this wonderful place. All four rentals are only 30 minutes from Yellowstone National Park and 25 minutes from the town of Livingston, MT you will surely have everything your heart desires. There are many activities nearby to keep you, your family, and f
riends captivated. Some of the best fishing in Montana is just a short walk down to the river, you can rent canoes, drift boats, and kayaks, tube down the river, visit Yellowstone and all of its beauty, soak in the world famous Chico Hot Springs, along with many other things. Located in the pristine Paradise Valley, RER is the perfect place to escape and enjoy a relaxing vacation. If you are looking for the perfect place to explore the beautiful landscape or just a nice relaxing vacation sitting riverside with your family? Then the Rivers Edge Rental is the place for you. The perfect vacation is just an email away! Call or email today for rates and availability. As you plan your vacation to the beautiful Paradise Valley be sure and keep Paradise Adventure Company in mind. They are our favorite company and you will surely have the time of your life whether you do a scenic or white water tour. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Paradise-Adventure-Company/120099801358825?fref=ts
For some of the most reasonable weekly rates in the paradise valley contact Megan Truzinski at [email protected] or 303.916.6775
Event rates and nightly rates also available upon request
Contact now, lets plan your dream vacation...
A thermal feature eruption blew up a boardwalk at Yellowstone National Park this morning and sent visitors scrambling to escape a powerful explosion of water, mud and rocks.
https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/yellowstone-eruption-destroys-boardwalk-and-sends-tourists-fleeing-no-injuries-reported/article_efd08a56-492e-11ef-930b-4b2593514ec0.html
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When visiting Paradise Valley:
DOWNTOWN LIVINGSTON:
We have several good PLACES to EAT:
Matt's Old Fashion Butcher Shop and Deli (awesome pizza)
Pickle Barrel Sandwich shop downtown Livingston
Rib and Chop House
Bis sky Thai
Los Pinos
IN THE VALLEY VISIT:
Wildflour Bakery
Follow Y'er Nose Follow Yer' Nose BBQ
The Old Saloon
Chico Hot Springs (the poolside grill, bar or main dinning hall)
Sage Lodge is really nice
Best hike in the valley and Park:
Pine Creek Waterfall Hike is a local favorite.
Check out Daily Lake for a nice stroll or some fishing fun.
Hike in the Park:
Trout Lake is one of our family favorites.
Petrified Tree
Specimen Ridge
Pelican Valley Loop
Favorite Hikes:
Trout Lake hike~~about a 1/4 uphill climb to an awesome lake. If you walk quietly and look you may see otters and their pups basking on the logs that surround the lake. When you reach the top, follow the trail to the right and circle all the way around the lake.
Lost lake hike near Petrified tree: we've seen antelope, bison, bighorn sheep, moose and black bear back in near the lake.
Cascade Lake Trail in the canyon area: Likely to see Moose and/or Grizzly
Picnic Area hike near Roosevelt: Likely to see Bighorn sheep and black bear. Great views of the canyon. Watch your footing!!!! We've seen the Park Service do a body recovery via helicopter and climbers.
These are just a few of our favorites. At the River's Edge Cabins, there are several hiking Yellowstone books and other valuable info.
Lamar Valley: home of the Bison and Wolves! If you see people gathering and looking through scopes, make sure you stop and ask what they are looking at. Oftentimes, there is a kill site where both grizzlies and wolves feed. In the Spring, they may have scopes on the wolf pups as they play outside the den. You can barely see with the naked eye, but easily with a scope.
If you will be hiking in Yellowstone in groups smaller than 4 people, we strongly recommend carrying bear spray. When you stay with us, we make sure you have everything you need for exploring Yellowstone. We provide bear spray, hiking books, binoculars, trekking poles and hiking packs (upon request).
My husband owns/operates Rocky Mountain Guide Service. occasionally takes visitors into the Park. Many guests go through the Park without a guide. Our last guests used an app to take them through the park and really enjoyed the experience. It's called "GyPsy Guide" If you'd like a guided tour through the park, please message me.
Fishing:
If you're staying at one of our cabins, we can provide you with several guide names.
Our Cabins are at a Fishing Access with a boat ramp. There is also a day use area with a sandy bottom for easier fly fishing walking distance from the cabin. Several guests have fished from the property with great luck. We always recommend that all our guests purchase a fishing license.
On your way to the cabin is SweetWater Fly Shop where the experts can answer all your fishing questions
Valley Gems:
Chico Hot Springs offers Horseback Riding, soaking in the Hot Springs, live music, and both casual and fine dinning at their 100 year old Establishment. Having a Black and Blue Burger with Jerk fries at their Bar is one of my favorites.
Chico Hot Springs Main Dining Hall: Fillet mignon, cedar plank salmon, Beef Wellington served tableside for two, Flaming orange and chocolate dessert..... ITS NEVER TOO EARLY TO BOOK YOUR RESERVATIONS!!!!!! Chico is a world-renowned resort that books early because it is a huge wedding venue. They also serve a great Sunday Brunch.
Chico Hot Springs is just 15 minutes from the Cabins. They have a wonderful coffee shop with the best baristas in the valley! At the Hot Springs you can grab a coffee, soak in the pools, shop at the well-appointed gift store, enjoy 5 star dining in the main dining hall or casual dining at the poolside grill, listen to live music and dance the night away in the bar, book a horseback riding trip, or schedule a scenic or white water rafting trip.
Sage Lodge offers fine dinning and an incredible view of Emigrant Peak. It truly is worth a visit Probably the best place to take friends you want to impress. 5 star dinning here is a must.
Your children can walk Llamas at the Lodge and enjoy a fishing lesson in the beautiful lake.
Follow Yer' Nose BBQ has live music on Thursday. Its a husband and wife dynamic duo that run the BBQ Place and Wildflour Bakery next door. She whips up the most mouth watering breakfast treats, while her hubby serves up the most delicious Southern BBQ I've ever had...the brisket is to die for perfect!
Daily Lake is a nice picnic area. but it takes awhile on a bumpy gavel road.
FOR A GUIDED TOUR of Yellowstone Please message me
303 919-9557 I Strongly recommend Dave Truzinski as a guide. He's been hiking and photographing the Park for decades.
For more detailed information please add these pages:
Yellowstone National Park
Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa
Sage Lodge
Follow Yer' Nose BBQ
Wildflour Bakery
The Old Saloon
Los Pinos Mexican Resturant
Montana's Rib and Chop House Livingston
Ruby Ducky Rentals (for tubes and rafts)
Paradise Adventure Company
Favorite Hikes:
Trout Lake hike~~about a 1/4 uphill climb to an awesome lake. If you walk quietly and look you may see otters and their pups basking on the logs that surround the lake. When you reach the top, follow the trail to the right and circle all the way around the lake.
Lost lake hike near Petrified tree: we've seen antelope, bison, bighorn sheep, moose and black bear back in near the lake.
Cascade Lake Trail in the canyon area: Likely to see Moose and/or Grizzly
Picnic Area hike near Roosevelt: Likely to see Bighorn sheep and black bear. Great views of the canyon. Watch your footing!!!! We've seen the Park Service do a body recovery via helicopter and climbers.
These are just a few of our favorites. At the River's Edge Cabins, there are several hiking Yellowstone books and other valuable info.
Lamar Valley: home of the Bison and Wolves! If you see people gathering and looking through scopes, make sure you stop and ask what they are looking at. Oftentimes, there is a kill site where both grizzlies and wolves feed. In the Spring, they may have scopes on the wolf pups as they play outside the den. You can barely see with the naked eye, but easily with a scope.
If you will be hiking in Yellowstone in groups smaller than 4 people, we strongly recommend carrying bear spray. When you stay with us, we make sure you have everything you need for exploring Yellowstone. We provide bear spray, hiking books, binoculars, trekking poles and hiking packs (upon request).
My husband occasionally takes visitors into the Park, but most guests go through the Park without a guide. Our last guests used an app to take them through the park and really enjoyed the experience. It's called "GyPsy Guide"
Feel free to call or message me with any questions.
Send a message to learn more
(News Release Update) On the morning of July 4, Yellowstone National Park law enforcement rangers confronted an individual shooting a semi-automatic rifle toward a dining facility at Canyon Village located in the central part of the park. The shooter has been identified by the Park County, Wyoming coroner as Samson Lucas Bariah Fussner, 28, of Milton, Florida. Fussner died after an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement. The investigation into this incident, including the actions of the National Park Service (NPS) law enforcement rangers, is being led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and will be reviewed by the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Wyoming.
Just after midnight on July 4, Yellowstone’s 911 dispatch center received a report that a woman had been held against her will by a man with a gun in a residence at Canyon Village. She also reported to law enforcement rangers that Fussner threatened to kill her and others, including plans to allegedly carry out a mass shooting(s) at July 4th events outside the park.
Responding law enforcement rangers located his vehicle unoccupied in the Canyon area. The preliminary investigation indicated Fussner was likely armed and dangerous. With the individual at large, law enforcement rangers were strategically deployed to protect areas with park visitors and employees while searching for Fussner, and the park’s 911 dispatch center notified surrounding jurisdictions. By the early hours of July 4, over 20 NPS law enforcement rangers, including the park’s special response team, were working to protect people and locate Fussner.
At approximately 8 a.m., law enforcement rangers posted near Canyon Lodge, which houses employee and public dining rooms, encountered Fussner. Fussner reportedly walked toward the service entrance of the facility while firing a semi-automatic rifle. The building was occupied by approximately 200 people at the time. Several law enforcement rangers engaged Fussner. During an exchange of gunfire, Fussner was shot by law enforcement rangers. In addition, one law enforcement ranger was shot in a lower extremity. Additional rangers with emergency medical training rendered aid to both the injured law enforcement ranger and Fussner. Fussner died at the scene. The injured law enforcement ranger was transported to an area hospital in stable condition and has since been released. No other physical injuries were reported.
Fussner was an employee of Xanterra Parks and Resorts, a private business authorized to operate in Yellowstone.
The FBI, with support from the NPS, Xanterra and other partners, is providing victim/witness support to anyone who was involved in the incident.
NPS policy for a law enforcement involved shooting calls for involved law enforcement rangers to be placed on paid administrative leave during the investigation of the incident. Consistent with Department of the Interior and NPS policies, the NPS will release available body worn camera footage of the incident within 30 days.
"Thanks to the heroic actions of our law enforcement rangers, many lives were saved here last Thursday," said Superintendent Cam Sholly. "These rangers immediately confronted this shooter and took decisive action to ensure he was no longer a threat to public safety. We are working now to provide maximum support to those involved and their families. We appreciate the support of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Park Service, Department of the Interior, and many other partners as we continue to manage through the aftermath of this incident."
Update, 8:05 p.m.: Grand Teton National Park Chief of Staff Jeremy Barnum said the patient is en route to St. John's Health and is in stable condition. Barnum also confirmed
Join me on this vlog as I retrace Jimmy Buffett's time in the Yellowstone and Livingston area of Montana. In the early 1970s Jimmy wrote most of the album Li...
Exciting news! “NATURE—Grizzly 399: Queen of the Tetons” will premiere on PBS, Wednesday, May 8 at 8/7c. Set your reminders and get ready for an unforgettable journey!
Check your local listings to catch this special episode of Nature, a signature PBS series: pbs.org/tv_schedules
Yellowstone National Park is set to expand fishing access by allowing for year-round fishing opportunities along stretches of the Madison and Gardner rivers.
We have openings this summer...don't miss out.
A new cookie at the Livingston Community Bakery that's gaining popularity came about as a partnership with actor Jeff Bridges.
How fun!
Pierce Brosnan and Samuel L. Jackson are in Park County making a Western film called, “Unholy Trinity.”
After he was spooked by some Yellowstone bison during an overnight camping trip Aug. 14, a llama named Joaquin has been found safe and sound after being lost for 17 days in the national park.
If you haven't stopped by yet, be sure to come out for the Lighting of Teepees: An Era of Unity and Inclusivity.
We'd like to extend a huge thank you to the Pretty Shield Foundation, Inc., Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council, and all others involved for bringing the illuminated teepees to Gardiner for a second year in a row.
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Well cut my legs off and call me shorty - August is gonna be a kick in the pants on the Front Porch. See yall Thursday!!
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Music always starts at 6PM in Emigrant, Montana
Can we get a hell yeah.... best bbq ever!!!!!
We've got some great shows coming up and tickets are still available! Don't miss out on the Summer fun at the Old Saloon!
Ticketed shows with tickets still available
Kip Moore: August 3rd
Joe Nichols: August 7th
Chase Matthew: August 18th
Ian Munsick: September 2nd
Clint Black: September 6th
Check out all of the upcoming shows at our website: www.oldsaloonmt.com/events
Oh yum!!!
Pie for breakfast!!!
Y’all, it is a STUNNER out here today! Come see us for some sweet treats and start your day off on the right foot before you do any of the fun stuff Paradise Valley has to offer!!!
Good morning to you and these beauties! Come on down to snag a pineapple upside-down croissant this weekend to start your day off sweet
Keep a safe distance...these big boys can run fast!
(Heads Up) A 47-year-old female from Phoenix, Arizona, was gored by a bison near the Lake Lodge Cabins on the north shore of Lake Yellowstone the morning of July 17.
▫ The female was walking with another individual in a field in front of the Lake Lodge when they saw two bison. Upon seeing them, the visitors turned to walk away from the bison. One of the bison charged and gored the woman.
▫ The woman sustained significant injuries to her chest and abdomen and was transported by helicopter to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center.
▫ It is unknown how close the individuals were to the bison when it charged.
▫ This incident remains under investigation, and there is no additional information to share, including the woman’s condition.
▫ Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park are wild and can be dangerous when approached. When an animal is near a campsite, trail, boardwalk, parking lot, or in a developed area, give it space. Stay more than 25 yards (23 m) away from all large animals - bison, elk, bighorn sheep, deer, moose, and coyotes - and at least 100 yards (91 m) away from bears and wolves. If need be, turn around and go the other way to avoid interacting with a wild animal in proximity.
▫ During mating season (rut) from mid-July through mid-August, bison can become agitated more quickly. Use extra caution and give them additional space during this time.
▫ Bison are unpredictable and can run three times faster than humans.
▫ This is the first reported incident in 2023. The last reported incident occurred on June 28, 2022.
👉 Learn more about safety in the park, including how to behave around wildlife: https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/safety.htm
Come as you are....
Dress code? Cowgirl casual!
At Chico, come as you are!
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We are excited to announce that Sage Lodge has been named one of Montana's top three hotels in the 2023 "World's Best Awards" by Travel + Leisure. We extend our gratitude to our dedicated team members for making exceptional service possible!
We would like to extend our congratulations to our fellow top hotels - Triple Creek Ranch - Relais & Châteaux and The Resort at Paws Up!
Columbia Hospitality, Montana's Yellowstone Country, Visit Montana, Explore Livingston Montana, Visit Livingston Montana, Visit Gardiner Montana, Visit Bozeman, Downtown Bozeman
No Trailer, no problem. We have many trailers for rent! Better yet… opt for our pick-up and drop-off service and make your float extra easy.
From Livingston 4th of July Parade💥🇺🇸
Livingston was recently named “The Coolest Town in Montana” by Discoverer, an international travel blog.
Street Team! Want a free Season Pass? We are looking for one ambassador in each community to distribute our season posters. Belgrade, Big Sky, Big Timber, Billings, Bozeman, Butte, Ennis, Gardiner, Great Falls, Helena, Livingston, Missoula, Red Lodge, West Yellowstone. Distribute posters in your community and get a free Season Pass for our 2023 summer concerts.
Email us at [email protected] if interested. (Please mention what community you are from in the subject line)
Yes! Such good news!!
Big news: Jackson Hole Grizzly 399 lives and has one new cub at her side.
Amid reports swirling all day, her identity is confirmed. She appears to be in good health, observers say, and at age 27 she matches the oldest known grizzly mother to have a new cub since modern grizzly bear research began some seven decades ago. It is vitally important that she and her offspring (and all bears and wildilfe) be given space. Do that in honor of them. Photo courtesy Jacob Krank
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