Upon Availability Early Check-in & Late Check-out for Rooms and Suites
Property will off upgrade at time of checking (subject to availability)
300 USD activity credit
Basic Wi-Fi
Complimentary full breakfast for two daily
Throughout the 20th century, the property was owned by several ranchers, including Land and Jon Lindbergh, sons of the celebrated aviator. The current owners purchased the land in 1997 and expanded the property to a total of 37,000 deeded and leased acres. It’s now a working cattle and bison ranch, as well as the home of two resorts ideal for Montana ranch vacations, The Resort at Paws Up and the green o. You’ll find it under a canopy of towering pines, but only if you know precisely where to look. Nestled deep on the densely timbered southern edge of the expansive 37,000-acre Paws Up Ranch, the green o is a hidden gem designed for adults searching for the perfect blend of adventure and serenity. Staying true to our Montana roots, we’ve created 12 secluded Haus accommodations that give you the ultimate in privacy while surrounding you in nature. This isn’t just a luxury resort. This is a place where breathtaking views meet thrilling outdoor adventures—a place where your soul and spirit can wander.
Nestled on the densely timbered southern edge of the expansive 37,000-acre Paws Up Ranch, the Green-O is a hidden gem designed for couples seeking the perfect blend of adventure and serenity. The land is both historic and highlights the natural beauty of the earth; for centuries, the Blackfeet, Flathead and Nez Percé Native tribes lived and traveled through this area. They used the Blackfoot River as a transportation corridor. Later, fur trappers, miners and loggers did the same. It’s believed that Captain Meriwether Lewis, on the return trip of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, traveled through this land in 1806. Throughout the 20th century, the property was owned by several ranchers, including Land and Jon Lindbergh, sons of the celebrated aviator. The current owners purchased the land in 1997 and expanded the property to a total of 37,000 deeded and leased acres. It’s now a working cattle and bison ranch, as well as the home of two resorts, The Resort at Paws Up and the Green-O.