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63 Ranch. PO Box 979, Livingston, MT 59047.  Phone: 406-222-0570. E-mail VIDEO

The 63 is a working dude ranch with origins dating back to 1863, (hence its name), and was the first dude ranch in Montana declared a National Historic Site. The ranch sits at an elevation of 5,600 feet below Elephant Head Mountain, 50 miles north of Yellowstone National Park, 12 miles from Livingston. Our ranch borders Gallatin National Forest, straddles Mission Creek Canyon, meets the craggy peaks of the Absaroka Mountains and rolls across grassy hills, rimrock ridges and sagebrush benches above the Yellowstone River. Enjoy a full ranch experience with plenty of western activities, comfortable accommodations and great food.

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63 Ranch. PO Box 979, Livingston, MT 59047.  Phone: 406-222-0570. E-mail VIDEO

Nelson’s Spring Creek Ranch. 101 Nelson Spring Creek Road, Livingston, MT 59047. Phone: 406-222-6560. E-mail

Yellowstone Valley Ranch (YVR). 3840 Highway 89 South, Livingston, MT 59047. Phone: 406-333-4787; Toll-free: 1-800-626-3526. E-mail

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Moon Handbooks: Montana. by W. C. McRae, Judy Jewell. February 2002. 5th edition, Paperback, 480 pages, (guidebook) Filled with upscale resorts and restaurants and more low-to-mid-priced lodgings and dining options, this guide also contains vignettes on the theatrical career of Calamity Jane and how Meriwether Lewis named the prairie dog. Order now...

The Yellowstone Handbook: An Insider's Guide to the Park. by Susan Frank, Phil Frank. March 1999,  Paperback, 240 pages, (guidebook). Practical categories include getting there, park attractions, getting around, lodging and dining, camping and backpacking, and recreational opportunities.

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Montana Atlas & Gazetteer. Paperback, 96 pages, May 2001. Order now...

Montana Adventure Guide. By Genevieve Rowles. 550 pages. Order Now!

The Insiders' Guide to Yellowstone & Grand Teton. by Candace Burns, Jo Deurbrouck. May 1999, 2nd edition, Paperback, 527 pages, (guidebook). Covers a variety of budget levels and interest, including rock climbing, trout fishing, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, hiking, river rafting, skiing, camping, world-class resorts, restaurants, fabulous art and architecture.

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