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The Area
Located about an hour and a half, by automobile, south of Glacier National Park and an hour north of Missoula, Montana, we are situated centrally in western Montana in the scenic Mission Valley, on the Flathead Indian Reservation.

The Mission Mountain Wilderness Area is just out our back door and The National Bison Range, where many of Montana's big game species can be seen or photographed, is just minutes south of town. Ninepipes National Wildlife Refuge is only a few miles south of town and Flathead Lake(the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi) is only a few miles north, making this a bird watchers paradise.

There is always lots to do, be it relaxing in our sky swings after an evening around the campfire, playing with Hansel and Gretel (our St. Bernard twins,) wading in our creeks, photographing many scenic views, sitting in our barn, hot tub or the sauna to meditate or contemplate. Also visit our gift shop with lots of local art or grab a book from our private library about the area. Therapeutic massage is also available at Twin Creek Bed and Breakfast.

Located about an hour and a half by automobile, south of Glacier National Park and an hour north of Missoula, Montana.

From Missoula travel west on 1-90 for about 8 miles to US-93. Exit north towards Kalispell. Continue on US-93 for approximately 47 miles to Ronan.

At the second stop light in Ronan, turn right onto Terrace View Road. Travel 1.6 miles and turn left onto North Foothill Road. Drive 2.6 miles and turn right on Twin Creeks, we are at the end of the seven-tenths mile drive.