A beautiful boho vibe yurt on a quiet 20 acre ranch! Gorgeous gardens and trees surrounded by a stunning 360 degree view of the Jocko valley! Enjoy watching dear, cows, horses, pigs, birds, sheep, chickens and fox. It’s an enchanted wonderland when it snows. Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape! *As a courtesy enjoy coffee, hot chocolate and tea upon your arrival *hot/cold water *microwave *toaster *mini-fridge/freezer *dishes/silverware *books/games *toys *tv *air mattress New canvas and insulation on this beautiful and comfortable yurt on 20 acre ranch! The private bathroom directly across from the yurt has a shower, sink, separate toilet area and cedar sauna. Enjoy the gorgeous sauna after a long day of skiing or hiking! Or just relax in peace and quiet while getting the health benefits of a natural heated sauna. Spring: Grab a blanket and have a picnic in the cool breeze while viewing the green and lush landscape and beautiful animals. Summer: It gets HOT in Montana, but with two new windows and a new door with a screen there is a soothing cross breeze! A ceiling fan and additional large fan keeps the air flowing. The cold water dispenser is an added bonus! Dome Opener: The extension handle allows the dome to be cracked open. Having a slight opening in the dome skylight allows the escape of hot air that may get trapped at the ceiling. This creates a natural convection cooling system for refreshing comfort. Fall: You'll experience the gorgeous fall colors all around! And if the bears haven't eaten all the apples, plums and pears :/, you can treat yourself to those as well. Winter: It’s Montana so you can expect it to be COLD. But rest assured the wood burning stove will keep you nice and toasty. Plus instant hot water through the water dispenser for hot chocolate, tea or a hot cup of coffee is at your fingertips. The surroundings in the winter are magical when it snows! Take the short walk/hike to the top of Martz road you’ll see the entire Jocko Valley! Walking further up and hiking the mountain requires a permit as it’s tribal land. You can get a permit in Missoula.