Experience The Beauty Of Yellowstone: Stay At The Dutton Ranch

Yellowstone has become a television phenomenon over the course of three seasons on the Paramount Network, and outside of its gritty, intense drama, one of the biggest draws of the show is the amazing scenery of the Dutton Ranch. The real-life ranch is located in a remote part of rural Montana, and fans of the show can actually rent a cabin and stay there, complete with tours of the ranch and the set of Yellowstone.

The series follows the story of the Dutton clan, headed up by iron-willed patriarch John Dutton (Kevin Costner). The Duttons own the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the U.S., and much of the show's drama stems from their conflict with various entities that border their land—along with law enforcement, as the Duttons' single-minded quest to maintain control often leads them into questionable ethical and legal situations.

Filming takes place at Chief Joseph's Ranch in Darby, Montana, where viewers can experience the actual locations featured in the show. During the off-season, fans can rent two cabins that appeared in the series. One of these cabins belonged to Lee Dutton, the oldest son, who met his fate in Season 1. Visitors can step inside and experience the rustic charm that has captured audiences worldwide.

The stunning 120-acre property in the Bitterroot Valley in Montana features the main house that serves as the Duttons' home on the show. This 5,160-square-foot log mansion boasts a soaring great room with an oversized fireplace and multiple bedrooms. While the main residence is not for rent, every cabin rental includes tours of the entire ranch property and the sets on which the show is filmed.

For those interested in booking, detailed information is available on the Chief Joseph Ranch website. Visitors can scroll through pictures of the ranch and explore the cabins that are available for rent, immersing themselves in the world of Yellowstone.