Worth leaving the house for.
The resort a mile up the road, and the closest thing to a town center out here. Soak in the geothermal pools, open year-round, then eat in the Historic Dining Room, or keep it casual at the Poolside Grille. The Chico Saloon pours drinks and serves Montana classics, the gift shop is good for a souvenir, and in season you can book a horseback ride into the country around the resort.
Scratch-made pastries, breakfast, and locally roasted Ghost Town Coffee. Good reason to leave the house in the morning.
A barbecue shack with a view of Emigrant Peak and its own craft beer.
A bar and restaurant in Emigrant running since 1902 — cold beer and hearty food.
Dinner at the resort on the banks of the Yellowstone River, thirty-five minutes north of Yellowstone National Park. The lodge holds three MICHELIN Keys.
The local watering hole. Pizza, burgers and a full bar, with live music.
Fine dining at Yellowstone Valley Lodge — seafood, wild game and Montana beef, with views of the Yellowstone River and the Absarokas.
Grocer, Sinclair gas station and supplies store at the corner of US-89 and Murphy Lane. Stock up on the way in.
Live music at the bar that's been the closest thing to a town square in Paradise Valley since 1902.
Live music in season, alongside the barbecue and the view of Emigrant Peak.
Live music at the local watering hole, with a full bar and pizza and burgers on the side.
Outdoor concerts June through September, intimate indoor shows in winter, with a restaurant on site.
Emigrant Fishing Access Site on the Yellowstone River, a few minutes from the house.
Guided trips and gear on the Yellowstone, a few minutes from the house.
A hiking trailhead in Paradise Valley, a short drive from the house.
