The Lodge

At Healing Waters Lodge, the thrill of fly fishing adventure meets the ease of luxury in the heart of Montana’s legendary trout country.  Spend your days casting to wild trout on legendary rivers—guided by experts who know every riffle and run.

After a rewarding day on the water, return to the comfort of the lodge, where beautifully appointed rooms, gourmet meals, curated wines, and warm hospitality await. With attentive service, refined amenities, and some of the finest fly fishing in the West just minutes from your door, Healing Waters Lodge is where the spirit of adventure is matched only by the quality of our hospitality.

Accommodations

Our twelve guest rooms at Healing Waters Lodge are designed to be a restful retreat after a day on the river—comfortable, spacious, and thoughtfully appointed. Each room offers a quiet place to unwind, with plush beds, private baths, and views that frame Montana’s wide-open beauty. Whether you’re sipping a drink on the porch, reading by the window, or simply enjoying the stillness, every detail is intended to make you feel at home. It’s rustic elegance with just the right touch of luxury—where relaxation comes easy and the adventure starts again tomorrow.

Dining

Dining at Healing Waters Lodge is an experience to savor from the very start of your day. Mornings begin with hearty, made-to-order breakfasts—whether you’re fueling up for a full day on the water or enjoying a slower start with coffee and conversation. Each evening, our chefs craft seasonal, locally inspired menus that celebrate Montana’s bounty—from perfectly seared meats to fresh, garden-grown vegetables and hand-crafted desserts. Meals are paired with thoughtfully selected wines from our curated cellar, served in an atmosphere that’s both relaxed and refined. Whether you're sharing stories from the river over appetizers or unwinding with a glass of wine as the sun sets over the mountains, dining here is more than a meal—it’s a delicious part of the adventure.

Amenities

In addition to the natural setting, Healing Waters Lodge offers a range of amenities designed to support comfort, relaxation, and time well spent on property. Indoor and outdoor spaces throughout the lodge invite guests to slow down, connect, and recharge between days on the river. Whether easing into the morning, taking a midday break, or unwinding in the evening, the lodge provides welcoming places to gather or enjoy quiet moments on your own.

  • A comfortable place to unwind after a day of fishing, ideal for relaxing tired muscles and enjoying the quiet of the property.

  • Massage services are provided by certified on-site staff. Contact us for availability and scheduling during your stay.

  • A dedicated 1.5-acre practice pond located on the lodge grounds, available to guests throughout the day.

  • A covered deck connected to the dining hall, offering a relaxed space for drinks, reading, socializing, and enjoying the evening light.

  • A bright, comfortable space to sit, cool off, relax, and socialize while enjoying views of the surrounding grounds. The sun room is a favorite place to read, unwind, or spend time with fellow guests throughout the day.

  • An on-site space for guests who wish to maintain their workout routine while traveling.

  • A casual outdoor activity available on the lodge grounds.

The Property

Set on 20 peaceful acres in Montana’s Ruby Valley, Healing Waters Lodge offers a private haven surrounded by sweeping mountain views in every direction. The property blends natural beauty with thoughtful amenities—highlighted by our 1.5-acre trout-filled casting pond, perfect for honing your skills just steps from your room. Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning walk, watching the alpenglow on the peaks, or practicing your cast before heading to the river, the lodge grounds are an extension of the experience—immersive, inspiring, and uniquely Montana. It's the perfect basecamp for adventure by day and comfort by night.

Exploring the Area

Beyond the lodge, guests may choose to explore the surrounding area at their own pace. The options outlined below highlight nearby activities, destinations, and points of interest that are independent of the lodge experience and vary by season. While availability and access change throughout the year, these highlights offer helpful context for what’s nearby, and our team is always happy to share general guidance when planning time off property.

In addition to exploring independently, Healing Waters Lodge can arrange private, guided experiences for guests who would like a more personalized way to experience the region.

  • Southwest Montana offers a range of outdoor activities that guests may choose to explore independently, depending on season and conditions.

    • Horseback riding through open ranchland and foothills

    • Hiking and nature walks on public lands and river corridors

    • Gravel biking on lightly traveled county roads

    • Kayaking and paddleboarding on nearby lakes and slow-moving waters

    • ATV and UTV excursions on designated routes

    • Birding and wildlife viewing throughout the Ruby Valley

  • Healing Waters Lodge offers private, half-day and full-day guided experiences for guests who would like a more personalized way to explore Southwest Montana.

    These outings are ideal for non-fishing guests, fishing off-days, or anyone interested in exploring the region with local insight.

    Guided experiences may include:

    • Scenic mountain drives and backcountry exploration

    • Scenic locations for painting or photography

    • Visits to nearby historic sites and ghost towns

    • Custom outings for shopping or exploring surrounding towns

    Each experience is tailored to guest interests, timing, and seasonal conditions.

    Availability and pricing vary based on duration and destination. Please contact us to discuss options and availability.

  • The region surrounding the lodge includes several historic destinations that offer insight into Montana’s mining and frontier past. These towns are typically best visited during the warmer months and may have seasonal hours.

    • Virginia City — A preserved 19th-century mining town with museums, shops, and seasonal events

    • Bannack State Park — Montana’s first territorial capital and a historic ghost town with self-guided exploration

    • Nevada City — An open-air museum featuring relocated frontier buildings and exhibits

  • In addition to larger destinations, the surrounding area includes a number of local points of interest that reflect the character and pace of Southwest Montana. These highlights are less formal but often become guest favorites.

    • Scenic drives through the Ruby Valley and surrounding foothills

    • Access points and views along the Beaverhead River

    • Local fly shops and outfitters in nearby towns

    • Small museums and community spaces reflecting regional history

    • Local dining spots, breweries, and casual gathering places

  • Southwest Montana is home to several notable natural and historic landmarks that guests may wish to visit during their stay. These destinations vary in distance and are best suited for half-day or full-day outings.

    • Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park — Limestone caverns offering guided tours during the warmer months

    • Beaverhead–Deerlodge National Forest — Expansive public lands with scenic access, wildlife habitat, and seasonal recreation

    • Ruby Valley & Beaverhead River Corridor — Open landscapes, river valleys, and classic Montana scenery

  • Several nearby towns provide access to services, supplies, and casual dining during your stay. These locations are useful for errands, local exploration, or time spent off property.

    • Twin Bridges — Fly shops, basic services, and access to the Beaverhead River

    • Dillon — Grocery stores, restaurants, breweries, museums, and shopping

    • Sheridan — A small Ruby Valley town with dining, shops, and local character