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Among the many offerings of the Boulder River Valley, hunting and fishing are very popular. Scenes of characters fly-fishing in the movie, "The River Runs Through," were filmed on the upper Main Boulder River. Robert Redford returned to the Main Boulder River Valley in 1996 and 1997 to film the move, "The Horse Whisperer." Scenes from the ranch setting were filmed no more than a few minutes drive from McLeod.
Hunters traverse the national forest in search of moose, elk, bear, and an occasional Big Horn sheep or mountain goat. Valley pastures and mountain meadows offer summer range for cattle and sheep.
Winter snows support rugged mountain snowmobiling. Although much of the national forest is included in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, 25 miles of groomed trail on the Main Boulder road provide access to open play areas above the Independence mines.
A Word from Your Hosts
McLeod Resort welcomes our important customers! As in all aspects of life, a few courtesies are asked of our guests. These courtesies ensure an enjoyable stay by all.
Remember to ask permission before entering private lands. Our property is surrounded on all sides by private land.
Please keep pets on a leash at all times. A bucket and shovel may be obtained at the Post Office for keeping the area clean.
Most of all, leave your worries behind and enjoy your stay at McLeod!
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