Madison River Rentals

02/02/2024

We are finally into February. The Madison Valley has had a light snow year so far. Go to madisonriverrentals.com to see the West Fork Lodge. We have a number of really great weeks still open in June, July, August, September and October. Each month offers a unique time in summer. Send us an email if you have questions [email protected]
Tight lines,
Cynthia and Terry

04/20/2022

So glad we were able to make this trip happen in 2021.

04/20/2022

Another wonderful stay at the West Fork Lodge. Thanks for sharing the video!

So glad we were able to make this trip happen in 2021.

12/02/2021

02/04/2020

The Madison Valley is beautiful year round. Taken from my front porch.

10/22/2019

Sometimes Nature sends views that take my breath away! Yesterday driving home along 287.

07/07/2019

They're here!!!!

06/15/2019

I was at the West Fork Lodge getting it ready for our first guests of the season. Had to just stop, look around and be thankful for the beautiful place we get to live. West Fork Bridge is in the photo.

06/03/2019

The run off has begun! This is a photo from the West Fork Lodge (which is, of course, for rent). Look at the difference in color of the Madison River and the run off from the West Fork of the Madison.
So lucky to live here!
Right now we have a gentleman named Mike who is from California working at the West Fork Lodge. He is completely redoing the front master bathroom. Our guests will love what he is doing. However, he is enjoying being in Montana so much, he is considering a move here!

05/07/2019

We drove into Bozeman (now known as The Big City) for some shopping and lunch. We pass Ted Turner's ranch as we drive in. His pasture is full of yearly buffalo. They sure look cute but.... as some tourists can tell you, they can be a little cranky. Thank goodness for fences and keeping them fed daily.

05/01/2019

Last week there was an article in our local paper the Madisonian. It was a wonderful piece about items lost and found. Go to http://www.madisoniannews.com/features/good-things-quiet-way to read it.
However, I had a similar conversation with one of my homeowners several years ago. His story went like this: He had gone float fishing. When he got out of the boat, in the shuffle, he left his favorite rod and reel at a boat takeout. When he arrived at his Montana home, he realized his mistake and hurried back to the takeout. No rod. He and his wife returned several times to search but they didn't find the rod.
On the last day day before they were to return home, they again went back to the takeout. His wife spotted some rocks holding a piece of paper on the picnic table. On the note was information about how to find the person who had picked up his rod for him.
My client couldn't believe that his rod hadn't been taken and that someone had made a huge effort to let him know where to find it.
My response was, "I would have been much more surprised if your rod HADN'T been returned."
Lucky to live here.
Cynthia