The Elk Suite at the Rocky Mountain Front Retreat is located 23 miles NW of Choteau, at close to 5,000 feet above sea level, on a 20 acre section of the historic Moore homestead established in 1919. If you are looking to experience the 'last best place' on the Crown of the Continent, where the rugged Rocky Mountains meet the expansive Great Plains, this is it.

Many outdoor activities are at your door step, such as hiking, photography, running or biking. Also, there are over 1,000 miles of wilderness trails close by in the Lewis and Clark National Forest and the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Plus, there are fishing, hunting and skiing opportunities in season.

There are very few places to stay located on the Rocky Mountain Front. It is sparsely populated with plenty of wildlife viewing, including: mule and white tail deer, elk, many varieties of birds, grizzly and black bears, chipmunks, rabbits and squirrels.

For those times you prefer to be cozy and stay indoors, the interior is comfortable and inviting, with quality furniture, and fully-equipped kitchen. The area is very quiet if you are looking for some writing or other creative time.

The Elk Suite has high speed internet and flat screen TV for streaming from the internet, together with DVD player for watching movies.

High speed WiFi is available, as is a land line phone for calls throughout USA and Canada.

Introductory pricing from $145 per night (plus cleaning fee and taxes).

• The Rocky Mountain Front Retreat offers two suites: The Elk Suite and the Grizzly Suite.
• The Elk Suite (this site) can accommodate up to 6 guests.
• If you are interested in the one bedroom Grizzly Suite that can accommodate up to 5 guests, please see: VRBO 822351
• If you would prefer both the Grizzly Suite and Elk Suite, which can accommodate up to 11 guests together, please see: VRBO 3628800ha

The two suites are private and fully separated from each, joined only by a large common entry area containing the laundry and some reading/games materials.

The Retreat is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountain Front on the edge of wilderness, yet not too far from town. It truly is part of the Crown of the Continent.

There are external security cameras at the entry doors and on the wall in the back of the building.