Circle Bar Ranch

The Circle Bar Ranch offers a wide range of activities from archery and shooting to swimming and spelunking. Adventurous guests can explore the caves or visit nearby Sapphire Village to look for the gem itself. The ranch’s 520 acres and neighboring Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest offer plenty of landscape to explore, whether hiking on foot or by horseback. Horseback riding is what the ranch is known for: Lope across Montana pastures; ride sturdy horses up to the mountains, or stay in-ranch to learn how to sort cattle.

Gather in the Lodge dining room for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Start your day with homemade breakfast classics: pancakes and waffles; biscuits and gravy; breakfast burritos, with lighter, continental style options also available. Lunch will fuel you up for an afternoon of adventure. Before dinner, head up to the Lodge for cocktails and then dine on steak, pork chops, pastas, fresh trout and more—with a roaring fire in the wood-burning fireplace on chilly evenings. If you have any special requests, diets or allergies, let us know in advance and our chefs promise to take great care of you.

Lodging at the Circle Bar ranges from lodge rooms to free-standing historic log cabins, or the large, well-equipped Ranch House. The Lodge features cozy guest rooms, the dining and living room; and is in close proximity to the hot tub and rec room. The Ranch House is a perfect fit for larger families, comfortably sleeping eight. With many situated along the banks of the Judith River, no two cabins are alike. From the Meadowlark to the Cayuse, the styles and decor vary; and offer different accommodations for your friends and family.