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Recently renovated historic miners cabin detached from the Free Enterprise Radon Health Mine. Guests receive a free tour of the underground mine tunnel. In addition to this being a unique experience it also serves as a great home base for exploring area ghost towns, fishing local rivers and is surrounded by public land for hiking or hunting.

Guests will love the spectacular view and historic mining features. The cabin and property are surrounded by Bureau of Land Management land so it’s easy to take a quick hike up the mountain or give your dog a nice open run! Many guests combine their stay with a relaxing soak at the Boulder Hotsprings just a 5 minute drive away!

Boulder is a classic Montana small town with a local pub and little cafe. Restaurants are limited but there is a nice grocery story.

The “Dog Lovers Room” has a full size bed, dresser, TV with Netflix, and recliner. It is located on the upper floor of a two story house. A bathroom upstairs with a tub (no shower) is shared with another Airbnb room. The downstairs bathroom with a shower is shared by all. One dog is allowed. Children and infants are welcome.

This Craftsman style 3 bedroom 2 bath house is 3 miles from the highway in historic uptown Butte. The main floor has a living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, and full bathroom (shared) with shower. The owner’s bedroom is also on the main level. The upstairs has two private rooms that are each listed on Airbnb and a full bathroom (shared) with a tub (no shower). Outdoor seating is available in the secluded yard along with a gas grill. All areas other than the bedrooms are shared and available to all. Both bathrooms are shared with all guests. The owner has an old and very loving yellow lab. He will bark when you come to the door, but lick you to death when you come in because he loves people, especially children. He gets along well with other dogs by being the submissive one, even to little dogs like Chihuahuas. There is a kennel outside for dogs and a kennel upstairs for guest’s dogs. The owner will keep her dog, Moose, with her at all times when in the house or keep him in the outside kennel when not in the house. Guests with dogs are expected to do the same. If you would like to rent both rooms upstairs, please send the owner a private message. You can do a search for “Dog Lover’s Blue Room” to find the other room and reserve both rooms. If you rent both rooms, you will have the entire upstairs floor to yourselves. Children and infants are welcome; however, the home is not childproof. You may have children stay with you in your room if you provide their bedding and mattress or crib. Renting both rooms upstairs is a great option for families. Additional beds/mattresses are not available from the owner for children or infants.

We are in a nice residential area within a mile of uptown festivals, a paved walking trail, MT Tech, and the hospital. Hiking trails in the open space around the big “M” hill are a half block away. The views from the hill are outstanding allowing you to see the East Ridge and the Highlands mountain ranges. These mountain ranges include the continental divide which wraps around Butte on three sides.

We are located in beautiful Clancy, MT, 10 miles south of Helena, MT. We are tucked away in the forest, very private and beautiful location with lots of hiking trails and outdoor exploring right outside the front door! We are minutes away from restaurants in Clancy and 10 minutes away from Helena restaurants and shopping. Our guesthouse is brand new with all new appliances and amenities. Very clean, modern and inviting. A great place to stay for your next adventure!

New guesthouse with modern finishes and new appliances. New super comfy king size bed. TV with DVD player and a selection of DVD’s, books and magazines. Full kitchen with full size appliances, coffee maker with regular and decaf coffee available. Nice balcony area with beautiful views of the mountains, forest, and abundant wildlife!

We are located 10 miles south of Helena, MT in Clancy, MT. One mile from the Clancy exit off of I-15. We are located up in the forest on 30 acres of beautiful, scenic land. Beautiful views of the mountains, trees and wildlife! Away from it all but still 15 minutes from downtown Helena.

Our home was built in the 1880's and has Hot water cast iron radiators for heat. We do have indoor plumbing and this includes hot and cold running water, toilet, shower and washer and dryer in your private bathroom.

Our historic home built in the 1880's has 5 bedrooms and has seen 5 children born and raised here. With its own bathroom and sitting area, and private entry, our guests have found it quite comfortable. The kitchen is shared by everyone. The rooster crows early so we provide earplugs. The cat is curious. We occasionally dog sit. The bathroom has been remodeled with corner shower. The washer and dryer are now in this room too. We tell people about the Boulder Hot Springs, just 3 miles down the road, for a good soak and sauna. House built in 1880's. Cool because of the shade trees. Hot water heat makes it comfortable in the winter. We love living here and enjoy sharing it with our community of friends for pot lucks and meetings. Chess nite is on Monday nites in the winter, writer's and gardener's get togethers often occur here. Political movies and calls to action on recycling and organic farming. We have chickens and the rooster does crow early in the morning. A great small community. Library is close, Thrift store on MWF 10-4. Interesting Historic County Courthouse. Informative Historic Genealogy Center. Radon Health Mines. Boulder Hot Springs Soaks, Massages. Boulder Area Chamber of Commerce Events. Dean works in the garden most of the day, weeding and watering / X country skiing in the winter and guests are welcome to join him. Connie is involved in lots of community activities, Farmer's Market, Food Coop, Fitness Club and Church events so is in and out a lot. She also cooks at the Boulder Hot Springs. Lots of good walking in and out of town. In the mountains and by the rivers. We can tell you about lots of the hikes, trails, and areas of interest. The Boulder Hot Springs is just 3 miles away and is a great place to rest and soak. We have extra bicycles. Dress in layers, hot in the sun, cool in the shade. Can feel cold at night.

Enjoy this rustic looking on the outside and beautifully done on the inside newly built home. Everything you see is brand new, from the building itself to the furnishings inside. Located in a central area in Boulder, close to Boulder Hot Springs and Health Mines ; hub to many outdoor recreational activities, such as hunting, fishing, skiing, and hiking. Butte and Helena 30 miles away .

This unit is handicap accessible, it offers wider doors and a ramp. It also has a 1 car garage to help keep your bike or car out of the rain and snow.

You will enjoy the small town feel from the shops to restaurants. You are 2 blocks away from our favorite local coffee shop. The unit is located in a great neighborhood. The Boulder River is just a short walk away and the Muskrat Lane offers a nice walk , with a variety of birds and wildlife. Lots of outdoor activities and events throughout the year www.discoverjeffersonmt.org. Boulder close to Helena and Butte (about 30 miles) which also offers great attractions and restaurants.

The property is a 65-acre guest ranch surrounded by the Helena National Forest on all sides. There is a 3 mile forest road that climbs over 1,000 feet to the ranch property. Guests enjoy solitude, views, wildlife...

The property is a 65-acre ranch surrounded by national forest. There is a 3 mile forest road that climbs over 1,000 feet to the ranch property, so 4-wheel drive or AWD is recommended. The Ranch has two small cozy cabins with a queen bedroom and a daybed in the main living space. Hiking trails accessing the ranch property and the Helena National Forest are right out the cabin door. The cabins have a small kitchenette with sink, microwave and mini-fridge. There is no oven or stove in the kitchen, however an outdoor gas grill is available for guest use. Be aware there is no Wi-Fi service and cellular service is very limited here, although you may be able to pick up a cellular signal if you stand in the right spot. There is a television to play DVDs, but there is no cable or satellite TV service.

The surrounding area is mostly Helena National Forest. Neighboring areas include State land, BLM land, and a few private parcels. The nearest town is Clancy.

There are trails and roads in Elkhorn and surrounding mountains to bike, hike, bird and wild game watch, cross country ski, sled, berry pick, and ride four wheelers. Boulder Hot springs and swimming is about 8 miles south. There are a number of rivers and lakes in the general area for boating and fishing. Wonderful Tizer Botanical Gardens and Nursery are a short drive away.

There are only three spots on our property for guests; the two room cabin (this listing), a Camp/RV spot and a small trailer that we rent to a friend for part of the summer. It is likely some of the spots will be empty at any given time and there is distance between the spots. We (your hosts) live 18 mi. away in Helena. Please be aware that you will be sharing the shower house/toilet , communal patio, and open spaces, i.e. fire pit, and barbecue with other guests. Owners may be on property cleaning or maintaining at times. The shower house/toilet house has a lock for privacy when in use.

There is a small subdivision below our property but behind us is miles of unoccupied land. The nearest "town", Jefferson City, is just a bar and a Post Office, so be sure to bring your groceries!

Listing A is a private room with a sunset view for 1-3 guests (4 if someone uses a luxury foam floor mattress). People like this room for its largeness and built in study area. Guests share the country kitchen, two dining areas, three fridges, two pantries, full laundry, library, grand area and 1.5 bathrooms. Consider photos on other Allen Mountain Lodge Listings B and C. Immerse yourself in what you’ll enjoy when you come. Also please read "The Space" and "Guest Access" below BEFORE BOOKING.

Staying here is much like being at home! Truly. Coffee is ready by 6:00. The main appeal is our earthy, home-like atmosphere plus instant access to expanses of BLM land simply by stepping off the front deck. The forest encloses the Lodge, right up to the structure and long driveway. There is no landscaping or mowed lawns, but we built three fenced in perennial flower beds attached to the natural forest vegetation and landscape. It is plentifully surrounded by super large Rocky Mountain granite boulders and forested areas but also has many grassy "park" areas where deer and elk graze and bears with cubs meander through in season. The Lodge's deck runs across its front southern exposure and all alongside the Lodge on the west side plus there is a patio on the east side. The Lodge has a private septic system and well. We're watchful about "products" that may not be beneficial to our situation, and monitoring items (such as bath soaps, shampoos, conditioners, face masks, hair dyes, laundry detergents, fabric softeners – any product that could gum up or plug up or interfere with the purity and performance of our water or septic system or laundry amenity) is needful. For example, one guest's mud-based facial mask did not dissolve as advertised and temporarily plugged the bathtub drain, and another guest's choice of laundry detergent and fabric softener sheets left an odor in the washer and drier that infiltrated other guest's laundry. Of course, we supply products so what is needed is here for you. Thank you for helping us with this situation. We provide furnishings, pictures, lamps, bedding, etc., that have "feel good" appearance and utility. We ask guests to let us know if they desire to rearrange, remove or replace our items. If you have any special needs or concerns, we want to know so we can prepare for you. Please message, email or call us about them. This paragraph may be pleasant to consider, even make you smile. Some guests are dealing with dog, and some with cat sensitivities. Consider the Lodge dog (Pete) and the outdoor mouser cat (Tommy). I bring Pete into the kitchen to feed him. And oftentimes Pete's big brown eyes and "smile" temporarily get him inside the Lodge. That’s OK. But he’s not to sleep inside or be on any furniture or in anyone’s bedroom. Even though we vacuum, dust, wash carpet, upholstered furniture and bedding regularly, there's a possibility that the very sensitive person to dog dander will be affected. The cat never comes inside. If you pet it (and you will), please wash your hands when you come inside, and if you've held it against your clothing (and you will), please think about how a cat's dander can transfer to furniture, carpeting and bedding etc., and maybe set aside an outfit (and a place to keep it - perhaps inside a plastic bag), and wear it when you're wanting a serious "kitty fix" encounter. Cleaning requires we have access to your space, even when you aren't there. Please smile here too. The Hostess is unbending about these expectancies: 1) All food, dirty dishes and beverages (except for water), is prepared and eaten in the kitchen and dining areas only. 2) Clothing and towels have racks and baskets handy for keeping them OFF CARPETING, UPHOLSTERED AND VARNISHED FURNITURE, AND BEDDING. 3) Lodge bedding is for use on our beds, not on the floor. Thank you. Please report your valuables to the Hostess. Here's what was discovered early in our Airbnb adventures. On the way to our address, GPS apps (but not MapQuest) lead guests to use a non-accessible BLM road (called the Old Liverpool Mine Road). To access this road, Guests were directed to go through a post and pole mill yard, where the electronic voice repeatedly recalculated them as they circled round and round many log piles. This was the experience of a few (who did not remember to download MapQuest). But they do remember the adventure of having the circling experience in the dark, with no landmarks or road signs to tell them where they were, and no wifi signal at that location to download the app. But, their cell phones still worked! So please download MapQuest. When you book, indicate the number of guests if more than 1. Storage space for your skiing, hunting, hiking, bike riding, etc., equipment is in the garage . ______________________________________________________________ Allen Mountain Lodge, established in 1983, is well-used, well preserved and a rustic weathered beautiful place. It's been at various times a 4-H horsemanship training and riding facility, a horse hospital, home between homes for five families, housing for traveling musicians, contract nurses, student interns, bow and rifle hunters. Its main attraction is its seclusion, nearness to BLM forestland, wildlife, serenity and beauty encircling and touching the Lodge, natural wild parks, flowers, native grasses, sagebrush bushes, but no mowed lawns! Welcome!

The Lodge is accessed through a small subdivision called Maggie Minor Subdivision, which is an old mining claim converted into six private and secluded homesites. The lodge is located at the Southwest end of Maggie Hill Road and is an access point to miles and miles and miles of BLM Land.

Soak in 360-degree views, utter privacy, and total relaxation at this 5-bedroom, 3-bath Clancy vacation rental! Several decks and a spacious yard with seating and a fire pit invite you to kick back outdoors, while the interior space features several seating areas and a wood-burning stove for cozy movie nights. The house is situated halfway between Yellowstone National Parks and Glacier National Parks for outdoor adventures, and 20 minutes from Carrol Cottage for football games and other events!

Great for Small Family Gatherings | 2,000 Sq Ft | Pets Welcome | 2 Living Rooms Experience the charm of Helena and the beauty of the mountains from the seclusion of this spacious home that has everything you and your family or friend group need to make the most of your time together! Master Bedroom: King Bed | Bedroom 2: Queen Bed | Bedroom 3: Queen Bed | Bedroom 4: Queen Bed | Bedroom 5: Queen Bed | Additional Sleeping: Rollaway Bed OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE: 2 furnished decks, covered deck, fire pit, picnic table, private yard INDOOR LIVING: Flat-screen cable TVs, wood-burning fireplace, 2 living rooms, 8-person table, 2-person table, hardwood floors, games, books & movies, open layout KITCHEN: Fully equipped, 3-person breakfast bar, microwave, dishware & flatware, cooking basics, spices GENERAL: Washer/dryer, linens/towels, skylights, picture windows, hangers, suitable for children, suitable for elderly PARKING: Driveway (10 vehicles)

HELENA: Last Chance Stampede and Rodeo (last week in July), Reeder's Alley (11.2 miles), Cathedral of Saint Helena (11.4 miles), Holter Museum of Art (11.4 miles), Great Northern Carousel (12.6 miles), ExplorationWorks (12.7 miles), Tizer Botanic Garden & Arboretum (13.6 miles) OUTDOOR REC: Helena National Forest (12.5 miles), Mount Helena Park (13.5 miles), Spring Meadow Lake State Park (14.7 miles), Broadwater Hot Springs & Fitness (16.3 miles), Lake Helena (18.9 miles), White Earth Recreation Area (27.6 miles), Gates of the Mountains (29.1 miles), fly fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, skiing DINE & DRINKS: Montana City | Grill & Saloon (4.7 miles), Legal Tender Pub & Bistro (6.3 miles), Chubby's Bar & Grill (6.6 miles), Shellie's Country Cafe (9.8 miles), On Broadway (10.9 miles), Windbag Saloon & Grill (10.9 miles), Silver Star Steak Company (12.5 miles) AREA ATTRACTIONS: The Montana Blue Jewel Mine (35.4 miles), Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park (65.0 miles) AIRPORT: Helena Regional Airport (11.9 miles)

Spend your next vacation on this beautiful working cattle ranch in Boulder Valley. Enjoy this newly remodeled spacious home with large picture windows that allow you to view deer, elk, antelope, and other wildlife that may wander by. The perfect place for family reunions, weddings, work or yoga retreats or just a quiet place to get away from it all. This ranch borders the Deerlodge National Forest where you can enjoy hiking, biking, bouldering, fishing, hunting, and x-country skiing.,

This 3500 sq.ft. house has a large, open living area that includes a rock fireplace, spacious, open dining area, large kitchen with a wine & coffee bar, as well as a breakfast nook. The many windows throughout invite you to just sit and watch the beautiful surroundings, birds, and deer, over your morning coffee. The master suite also includes a rock fireplace, tv, king sized bed and reading nook. The master bath includes a large shower, tub, and double vanity. There's also a bathroom with spacious walk-in shower and handicap-access. Each bedroom has a unique view of the mountains so you can take in the beautiful Montana sky, and its dramatic sunrises and sunsets.

Just outside our door are hiking, biking, and fishing access. The nearby hot springs are a good place to relax after a day on neighboring ski slopes & trails. Check out ghost towns like nearby Elkhorn.

The little tiny town of Jefferson City which is a bar and Post Office is about a mile from here. You can walk or drive across the interstate and get to the botanical gardens which are about 2 miles from our place and About a mile on a dirt road from the Jefferson City interstate 15 exit. There is a sign off the interstate that says Tyzer Gardens. Boulder Montana , about 6 miles, has a Hot Springs and swimming pool and hot tub’s And sometimes serves meals. They are called the Boulder Hot Springs. The botanical Tyzer Gardens are right outside Jefferson City. There are a few restaurants in Boulder Montana and a grocery store bar ,& Bank. Helena Montana ,Our capital, is about 18miles north and has museums, movies, restaurants,etc.. The population is about 36,000. And a very historical town with lots to see and do. Helena Is also famous For the many bicycle trails all around the town and hiking trails. You can get a map of them at the local Sportsmens outdoor shops like the Base Camp and Capital Sports and Western store, BobWards,etc

Located just 15 minutes north of Butte, nestled in the beautiful Montana mountains, our home is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Enjoy coffee or wine on the deck overlooking the incredible Mountain View. Soak in the hottub while watching the sunrise, and nestle up to make s’mores around the campfire as the stars come out. You can hike, walk, run—you name it—right out our door. The open floor plan makes it nice for having a group and keeping everyone together. Make yourself at home!

Guests are welcome to use the bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living rooms, laundry room, BBQ, hottub, campfire (unless there are fire restrictions), trampline, swingset, covered porch and spacious deck.

Our home is about 5 miles north of Butte on a dirt road. It is only a 10-15 minute drive into uptown Butte—home of many fun restaurants, shops, Farmer’s Market, and summer festivals and events.

Close to historic uptown, close a walking trail to the Con Mine and Park. Has a great view of surrounding mountains. Private back yard. Close to all the summer festivals. Near by skiing, hiking, Lewis and Clark Caverns, Fairmont Hot Springs. SORRY we do not allow pets.

There is a one stall garage available.

Residential

Private access Full basement nightly rental includes Game Room, Movie Theatre, Bar, Exercise Area, Play Area, and Walking path. A quick 15 mi south on I15 from Helena, it has a amazing view of the mountains and a stream near the home. Walking trails exist in your own private forest. Make new, wonderful memories while we share our beautiful piece of our great state.

We have created a beautiful, serene escape with plenty of opportunities for fun. At dark: Over 1,000 tiny solar lights lite your way through the walking path with sitting areas along the way. We prefer to not accept pets.

Just outside the adorable city of Clancy, MT you’ll find yourselves right at home sure to add wonderful memories to your trip.

Allen Mountain Lodge - E is our serene and secluded mountain forest Lodge's third level bedrooms and full bath. New gel memory foam mattresses comfortably sleep 5 guests (6 if someone uses a luxury foam floor mattress). This Listing is recommended for families, friends, hunters, fishermen, skiers, many lovely tourists and guests. Bedrooms and full bathroom are connected by a short roomy hallway. Please read "The Space" and "Guest Access" below BEFORE BOOKING.

The Lodge’s two, third level bedrooms, when joined are called Listing E. Staying here is much like being at home! Truly. Coffee is ready by 6:00. The main appeal is our earthy, home-like atmosphere plus instant access to expanses of BLM land simply by stepping off the front deck. The forest encloses the Lodge, right up to the structure and long driveway. There is no landscaping or mowed lawns, but we built three fenced in perennial flower beds attached to the natural forest vegetation and landscape. It is plentifully surrounded by super large Rocky Mountain granite boulders and forested areas but also has many grassy "park" areas where deer and elk graze and bears with cubs meander through in season. The Lodge's deck runs across its front southern exposure and all alongside the Lodge on the west side plus there is a patio on the east side. The Lodge has a private septic system and well. We're watchful about "products" that may not be beneficial to our situation, and monitoring items (such as bath soaps, shampoos, conditioners, face masks, hair dyes, laundry detergents, fabric softeners – any product that could gum up or plug up or interfere with the purity and performance of our water or septic system or laundry amenity) is needful. For example, one guest's mud-based facial mask did not dissolve as advertised and temporarily plugged the bathtub drain, and another guest's choice of laundry detergent and fabric softener sheets left an odor in the washer and drier that infiltrated other guest's laundry. Of course, we supply products so what is needed is here for you. Thank you for helping us with this situation. We provide furnishings, pictures, lamps, bedding, etc., that have "feel good" appearance and utility. We ask guests to let us know if they desire to rearrange, remove or replace our items. If you have any special needs or concerns, we want to know so we can prepare for you. Please message, email or call us about them. This paragraph may be pleasant to consider, even make you smile. Some guests are dealing with dog, and some with cat sensitivities. Consider the Lodge dog (Pete) and the outdoor mouser cat (Tommy). I bring Pete into the kitchen to feed him. And oftentimes Pete's big brown eyes and "smile" temporarily get him inside the Lodge. That’s OK. But he’s not to sleep inside or be on any furniture or in anyone’s bedroom. Even though we vacuum, dust, wash carpet, upholstered furniture and bedding regularly, there's a possibility that the very sensitive person to dog dander will be affected. The cat never comes inside. If you pet it (and you will), please wash your hands when you come inside, and if you've held it against your clothing (and you will), please think about how a cat's dander can transfer to furniture, carpeting and bedding etc., and maybe set aside an outfit (and a place to keep it - perhaps inside a plastic bag), and wear it when you're wanting a serious "kitty fix" encounter. Cleaning requires we have access to your space, even when you aren't there. Please smile here too. The Hostess is unbending about these expectancies: 1) All food, dirty dishes and beverages (except for water), is prepared and eaten in the kitchen and dining areas only. 2) Clothing and towels have racks and baskets handy for keeping them OFF CARPETING, UPHOLSTERED AND VARNISHED FURNITURE, AND BEDDING. 3) Lodge bedding is for use on our beds, not on the floor. Thank you. Please report your valuables to the Hostess. Here's what was discovered early in our Airbnb adventures. On the way to our address, GPS apps (but not MapQuest) lead guests to use a non-accessible BLM road (called the Old Liverpool Mine Road). To access this road, Guests were directed to go through a post and pole mill yard, where the electronic voice repeatedly recalculated them as they circled round and round many log piles. This was the experience of a few (who did not remember to download MapQuest). But they do remember the adventure of having the circling experience in the dark, with no landmarks or road signs to tell them where they were, and no wifi signal at that location to download the app. But, their cell phones still worked! So please download MapQuest. When you book, indicate the number of guests if more than 1. Storage space for your skiing, hunting, hiking, bike riding, etc., equipment is in the garage . ______________________________________________________________ Allen Mountain Lodge, established in 1983, is well-used, well preserved and a rustic weathered beautiful place. It's been at various times a 4-H horsemanship training and riding facility, a horse hospital, home between homes for five families, housing for traveling musicians, contract nurses, student interns, bow and rifle hunters. Its main attraction is its seclusion, nearness to BLM forestland, wildlife, serenity and beauty encircling and touching the Lodge, natural wild parks, flowers, native grasses, sagebrush bushes, but no mowed lawns! Welcome!

The Lodge is accessed through a small subdivision called Maggie Minor Subdivision, which is an old mining claim converted into six private and secluded homesites. The lodge is located at the Southwest end of Maggie Hill Road and is an access point to miles and miles and miles of BLM Land.

Listing B is for 1-2 persons (3 if someone requests the luxury foam floor cushion). This is a private room with a sunrise window view. Guests share a country kitchen and two dining areas, three fridges, two pantries, full laundry, library, grand area and bathrooms. Look at Listing A and C photos to see more of the inside and outside of the whole Lodge and be excited about what you’ll enjoy when you come. Read "The Space" and "Guest Access" BEFORE BOOKING.

Staying here is much like being at home! Truly. Coffee is ready by 6:00. The main appeal is our earthy, home-like atmosphere plus instant access to expanses of BLM land simply by stepping off the front deck. The forest encloses the Lodge, right up to the structure and long driveway. There is no landscaping or mowed lawns, but we built three fenced in perennial flower beds attached to the natural forest vegetation and landscape. It is plentifully surrounded by super large Rocky Mountain granite boulders and forested areas but also has many grassy "park" areas where deer and elk graze and bears with cubs meander through in season. The Lodge's deck runs across its front southern exposure and all alongside the Lodge on the west side plus there is a patio on the east side. The Lodge has a private septic system and well. We're watchful about "products" that may not be beneficial to our situation, and monitoring items (such as bath soaps, shampoos, conditioners, face masks, hair dyes, laundry detergents, fabric softeners – any product that could gum up or plug up or interfere with the purity and performance of our water or septic system or laundry amenity) is needful. For example, one guest's mud-based facial mask did not dissolve as advertised and temporarily plugged the bathtub drain, and another guest's choice of laundry detergent and fabric softener sheets left an odor in the washer and drier that infiltrated other guest's laundry. Of course, we supply products so what is needed is here for you. Thank you for helping us with this situation. We provide furnishings, pictures, lamps, bedding, etc., that have "feel good" appearance and utility. We ask guests to let us know if they desire to rearrange, remove or replace our items. If you have any special needs or concerns, we want to know so we can prepare for you. Please message, email or call us about them. This paragraph may be pleasant to consider, even make you smile. Some guests are dealing with dog, and some with cat sensitivities. Consider the Lodge dog (Pete) and the outdoor mouser cat (Tommy). I bring Pete into the kitchen to feed him. And oftentimes Pete's big brown eyes and "smile" temporarily get him inside the Lodge. That’s OK. But he’s not to sleep inside or be on any furniture or in anyone’s bedroom. Even though we vacuum, dust, wash carpet, upholstered furniture and bedding regularly, there's a possibility that the very sensitive person to dog dander will be affected. The cat never comes inside. If you pet it (and you will), please wash your hands when you come inside, and if you've held it against your clothing (and you will), please think about how a cat's dander can transfer to furniture, carpeting and bedding etc., and maybe set aside an outfit (and a place to keep it - perhaps inside a plastic bag), and wear it when you're wanting a serious "kitty fix" encounter. Cleaning requires we have access to your space, even when you aren't there. Please smile here too. The Hostess is unbending about these expectancies: 1) All food, dirty dishes and beverages (except for water), is prepared and eaten in the kitchen and dining areas only. 2) Clothing and towels have racks and baskets handy for keeping them OFF CARPETING, UPHOLSTERED AND VARNISHED FURNITURE, AND BEDDING. 3) Lodge bedding is for use on our beds, not on the floor. Thank you. Please report your valuables to the Hostess. Here's what was discovered early in our Airbnb adventures. On the way to our address, GPS apps (but not MapQuest) lead guests to use a non-accessible BLM road (called the Old Liverpool Mine Road). To access this road, Guests were directed to go through a post and pole mill yard, where the electronic voice repeatedly recalculated them as they circled round and round many log piles. This was the experience of a few (who did not remember to download MapQuest). But they do remember the adventure of having the circling experience in the dark, with no landmarks or road signs to tell them where they were, and no wifi signal at that location to download the app. But, their cell phones still worked! So please download MapQuest. When you book, indicate the number of guests if more than 1. Storage space for your skiing, hunting, hiking, bike riding, etc., equipment is in the garage . ______________________________________________________________ Allen Mountain Lodge, established in 1983, is well-used, well preserved and a rustic weathered beautiful place. It's been at various times a 4-H horsemanship training and riding facility, a horse hospital, home between homes for five families, housing for traveling musicians, contract nurses, student interns, bow and rifle hunters. Its main attraction is its seclusion, nearness to BLM forestland, wildlife, serenity and beauty encircling and touching the Lodge, natural wild parks, flowers, native grasses, sagebrush bushes, but no mowed lawns! Welcome!

The Lodge is accessed through a small subdivision called Maggie Minor Subdivision, which is an old mining claim converted into six private and secluded homesites. The lodge is located at the Southwest end of Maggie Hill Road and is an access point to miles and miles and miles of BLM Land.

This condo is one of four in a beautiful building in uptown Butte. It has two bedrooms, one bath, original hardwood details throughout, a kitchen pantry, washer and dryer, a small porch area and is very roomy inside. WiFi connection. Long or short term stay welcome. Near the college, hospital, Motherlode Theatre, numerous attractions nearby and walking distance to pubs and stores.

This condo is in a great location in Butte, MT. It is close to MT Tech, ST James Hospital, walking trails, numerous hiking trails, Discovery Ski hill and Fairmont Hot-springs, outdoor hunting and fishing! Come check it out!

Nice quiet neighborhood

This is a very large Victorian house that sets up high on the hill with a great view of the mountains and the city. It is within walking distance of uptown festivals, restaurants, grocery store and night life. A great way to experience historic Butte!

This 1890 Victorian sits up high on the hill and boasts a wonderful view. It is all newly remodeled and is conveniently located to uptown events and festivals (right across the street from the MT Folk Festival, An Ri Ra and more. Within walking distance of great restaurants, night life and more.

For solo travelers. The entire top floor is yours: Approximately 250 square feet of an uncluttered space in a historic gingerbread house, adjacent to the Anselmo Mine. You'll find a mix of beautiful, golden, six-inch pine board flooring, cool retro linoleum, a brick chimney, and smooth, clean walls with the lower half painted a golden yellow, and the upper sloped walls a clean off white. Queen bed, faux-leather "psychiatrists" couch, and a large work table with executive chair and printer.

Incredibly quiet house, with views of Red and Table Mountains in the Highland Mountain Range, and Mount Fleecer in the Pioneer Mountain Range. Please note: WiFi but no TV. Clawfoot tub (6 feet long!) but no shower. Full kitchen (almost every appliance) but no microwave. You need to be comfortable with stairs, as your room is upstairs. You have shared access to the bathroom (which includes use of the modern front loading washer/dryer); the uncluttered living room; the dining room; the kitchen which, although slated for remodeling, has a wonderful O'Keefe & Merritt gas stove for cooking, and you will have a shelf in the fridge for food, if needed.

Uptown location! Three blocks to the paved Copper Way walking trail, 10 blocks to Uptown or the hospital, and less than a mile to Montana Tech College and the single track walking/hiking/mountain biking trails on Big Butte (the mountain with the "M" on it).

Large, beautiful, ranch-style log home, two floors, located on working cattle ranch, next to National Forest. Large fenced yard, grass w/ sprinklers, paved parking & driveway, double garage. Large sun-room seats 12, 2 outdoor patios, 1 fire-pit plus firewood. Stays cool in summer, in-floor heat in winter. 2 sets of washer/dryers, + soft water, 116 gal. hot water heater, purified drinking water. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, mild temperatures year-round. Elk, deer, abundant wildlife.

Complimentary coffee pods with new coffee maker, spices, gas range, fridge & freezer, dish washer, cooking utensils, dishes, microwave, toaster, etc...

Ranch Managers (our son and daughter-in-law) are close (1/2 mile away).

Nestled in its gorgeous mountain setting, this log home, complete with 2 guest cabins, is the perfect retreat. Just minutes from the heart of Butte, MT, Pine Ridge Ranch is the perfect getaway for your vacation.

Pine Ridge Ranch is just a short 10 minute drive from the heart of uptown Butte. You can go walking, biking, and hiking right from the house. There is ample room for everyone to have their own space, as well as lots of great common area.

Step outside to enjoy hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing. Easy access for snowmobiling, snowshoeing and only 1 hour from Discovery Basin Ski Area. Just minutes from town where you can enjoy our Montana Folk Festival, An Ri Ra Irish Festival, and all other fun events Butte has to offer.

Lodge located just 5 miles north of Butte in nestled in the mountains is a 5 bedroom house complete with all the modern amenities. This house includes a gym, 3 fireplaces, screened in porch which is great for entertaining. This is a perfect spot for family vacations, celebrations or company retreats. .

Overlook Butte in cheerful refurbished and updated cottage in uptown Butte next to walking trail and biking trail. Fast WiFi. Close to Original Mine site and children's park, and 5-minute drive to hospital.

Two bedrooms - one with queen bed and one with double bed. Futon couch in living room and small futon couch in office room.

Walking and biking trail out the back door. Close walking distance to Original Mine site concert venue. Quick walk to neighborhood tavern, the Goodwill Bar. 2-minute drive or 9-15 minute walk to restaurants, coffee shops, Mother Lode Theatre, Copper King Mansion. Please note that the walking trail is relatively flat, but the walk to restaurants and shops is hilly. Close drive to historic sites. 5- minute drive to local hospital, St. James Healthcare.

The “Dog Lovers Blue Room” has a queen size bed with memory foam mattress, dresser, TV with Netflix, and recliner. It is located on the upper floor of a two story house. The majestic Highland Mountains can be seen through the window. A bathroom upstairs with a tub (no shower) is shared with another Airbnb room. The downstairs bathroom with a shower is shared by all. One dog is allowed. Children and infants are welcome.

This Craftsman style 3 bedroom 2 bath house is 3 miles from the highway in historic uptown Butte. The main floor has a living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, and full bathroom (shared) with shower. The owner’s bedroom is also on the main level. The upstairs has two private rooms that are each listed on Airbnb and a full bathroom (shared) with a tub (no shower). Outdoor seating is available in the secluded yard along with a gas grill. All areas other than the bedrooms are shared and available to all. Both bathrooms are shared with all guests. The owner has an old and very loving yellow lab. He will bark when you come to the door, but lick you to death when you come in because he loves people, especially children. He gets along well with other dogs by being the submissive one, even to little dogs like Chihuahuas. There is a kennel outside for dogs and a kennel upstairs for guest’s dogs. The owner will keep her dog, Moose, with her at all times when in the house or keep him in the outside kennel when not in the house. Guests with dogs are expected to do the same. If you would like to rent both rooms upstairs, please send the owner a private message. You can do a search for “Dog Lover’s Green Room in Historic Uptown Butte” to find the other room and reserve both rooms. If you rent both rooms, you will have the entire upstairs floor to yourselves. Children and infants are welcome; however, the home is not childproof. You may have children stay with you in your room if you provide their bedding and mattress or crib. Renting both rooms upstairs is a great option for families. Additional beds/mattresses are not available from the owner for children or infants.

We are in a nice residential area within a mile of uptown festivals, a paved walking trail, MT Tech, and the hospital. Hiking trails in the open space around the big “M” hill are a half block away. The views from the hill are outstanding allowing you to see the East Ridge and the Highlands mountain ranges. These mountain ranges include the continental divide which wraps around Butte on three sides.

Single camping spot with views of the Elkhorn mountains and a picnic shelter with a small stream nearby. It is a single spot on the property. It is recommended for trailers or RVs 17ft or less in length. There is a 30 amp electrical hookup. There is a bath house for cleaning, showering and a flush toilet, but the water is not potable. We can bring you drinking water. The shared shower house is lockable and also has a flush toilet and utility sink.

Situated in a mountainous area surrounded by lots of Forest Service land. It's possible to see elk, deer, moose, bear, coyotes, smaller critters, eagles, hawks and other birds in the area. There is an interesting botanical garden close by. There is an old ghost town in the Elkhorn mountains you can drive to. Our property is 50 acres. There is a picnic shelter next to the spot. There is no bed or building, just camping.

There is a small subdivision below us that you will travel through to reach our property but behind us are lots of wide open spaces and grand views!

Welcome to Ruby's Above The Original! Butte is well known for its sunny days - this home maximizes that sunshine with the brightest, warmest and airiest of appeals. Hard woods and spacious rooms plus a central view of Historic Uptown Butte and the Original Headframe make her nothing less than stunning. Uncannily quiet, this spacious abode and location is all your own. We welcome all! If you love the West's mining history and the great stories that accompany it, you will love staying here.

The Ruby House is unique because it sits a mere five blocks above Butte's Festivals which centralize at the Original Mineyard & Headframe. You will likely hear music wafting up at you from the Original Stage while sipping a beverage on her front porch yet the sounds will not intrude on your time spent up here, only enhance! You will marvel at the close proximity to Uptown yet complete solitude with minimal human traffic this location boasts. The Ruby House has all new amenities including radiant-floor heating throughout ensuring you are perfectly comfortable any day of our Montana year.

Butte is amazing! Take the Underground Walking Tour from Historical Tours on Main Street to see the intact '20s Speak Easy and Jail-Deemed-Dungeon by the Feds who closed it in '71 that Evil Knievel was known to frequent. Take the Orphan Girl Underground Mine Tour to experience how the miners dealt with their daily working conditions. Enjoy any of our festivals, restaurants, breweries&distillery to enjoy the friendliness of this Southwestern Montana community.

Welcome to Ruby's Above The Original! Butte is well known for its sunny days - this home maximizes that sunshine with the brightest, warmest and airiest of appeals. Hard woods and spacious rooms plus a central view of Historic Uptown Butte and the Original Headframe make her nothing less than stunning. Uncannily quiet, this spacious abode and location is all your own. We welcome all! If you love the West's mining history and the great stories that accompany it, you will love staying here.

The Ruby House is unique because it sits a mere five blocks above Butte's Festivals which centralize at the Original Mineyard & Headframe. You will likely hear music wafting up at you from the Original Stage while sipping a beverage on her front porch yet the sounds will not intrude on your time spent here, only enhance! You will marvel at the close proximity to Uptown yet complete solitude with minimal human traffic this location boasts. The Ruby House has all new amenities including radiant-floor heating throughout ensuring you are perfectly comfortable any day of our Montana year.

Butte is amazing! Take the Underground Walking Tour from Historical Tours on Main Street to see the intact '20s Speak Easy and Jail-Deemed-Dungeon by the Feds who closed it in '71 that Evil Knievel was known to frequent. Take the Orphan Girl Underground Mine Tour to experience how the miners dealt with their daily working conditions. Enjoy any of our festivals, restaurants, breweries&distillery to enjoy the friendliness of this Southwestern Montana community.