A lodge on a clear cold trout river outside Bozeman, in open valley ground with three ranges around it.
A modern lodge in Paradise Valley, on the Yellowstone River between two ranges — a valley wide enough to keep its light.
A pale colonial-revival hotel on the shore of a very large lake at nearly seven thousand eight hundred feet.
A hotel beside terraces of white travertine that the hot water rebuilds continuously — a landscape that is never the same twice.
A hotel on a glacial lake in the Many Glacier valley, where a mountain stands directly across the water from the front door.
A railway hotel on the plains edge of Glacier, whose great hall stands on rows of enormous whole fir trunks.
A 1904 log hotel whose lobby rises seven storeys in lodgepole pine — a building made of the forest it stands in.
A mountain lodge above Whitefish, Montana — with a forty-minute dusk in June and trees encased in ice in winter.