Peaks & Par
About the Home
Dog Friendly 3 bedroom / 2 bath townhouse on the Golf Course New Listing! more photos coming soon - Peaks and Par is a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath townhome perfectly positioned just across the fairway from the Red Lodge Golf Course clubhouse. Enjoy stunning views of Red Lodge Mountain from the comfort of the home or while relaxing on the spacious back deck with Hot Tub (available Year-Round) and propane grill. This well-appointed retreat features a main-level bedroom with a king bed and a full bathroom, ideal for guests who prefer to avoid stairs. Upstairs, you'll find a second king bedroom, a third bedroom with two queen beds, and an additional cozy living space—perfect for reading, movie nights, or extra room to unwind. After a day of mountain adventures or tee time, fire up the propane BBQ on the back patio, complete with a dining table, chairs, and umbrella for al fresco meals. Inside, enjoy Smart TVs with Roku in both the main living room and the loft. Additional amenities include a single-car attached garage, washer and dryer, and a fully stocked kitchen. Peaks and Par is also dog-friendly (up to 2 dogs), so your four-legged family members are welcome to join the fun. Whether you’re hitting the slopes, exploring town, or just soaking up the scenery, Peaks and Par is your perfect Red Lodge getaway. Peaks & Par is 8.5 miles to Red Lodge Mountain. The City has scheduled a water line improvement project in the area for late summer/early fall 2025. While this work is expected to have minimal impact on the home’s services, guests may notice construction activity or occasional noise in the vicinity. Red Lodge, nestled in the foothills of the Beartooth Mountains, is a wonderful place to visit if you are looking for family fun, a place to touch the wild, or just a chance to let your hair down. Whether you are wearing Birkenstocks or cowboy boots, you will find something to do here. (Although downtown is paved and we even have sidewalks, Jimmy Choos are probably not a great idea!) In winter the road ends here. Downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding and sleigh riding are just the short list of activities that you can do when visiting us. In summer we revel in the Beartooth Pass opening. We are only 68 miles from Yellowstone Park, but plan on a good two hours` drive as the “Pass” is stunning in high mountain vistas, rocky cliffs, and jeweled lakes. The Custer National Forest is a haven for wildlife including elk, moose, mountain goats, big horn sheep, bears (black and grizzly), mountain lions and wolves. Golden marmots are often seen dashing across the trails. Golden and bald eagles often visit our area, as well as sandhill cranes and blue herons. Guest(s) is allowed to have up to two dogs stay at the home during the visit. All dog(s) are required to be current on vaccinations. Guest(s) must clean up after animals and dispose of waste properly. Guest(s) must have a kennel for dogs when in the home and guest is not with the animal. Dogs are not allowed on furniture or beds. A minimum fee of $50.00 will be charged for each pre-approved dog over the two-dog limit. No cats allowed. Unauthorized animals or evidence of an animal on property can result in a minimum fee of $250 and/or your reservation being cancelled without a refund. The home is equipped with: bedding, pillows, towels, pots & pans, dishes, toilet paper & paper towels, garbage bags, dish soap, dishwasher soap, detergent for washer and propane or charcoal for the type of grill provided. No food or spices will be provided due to health regulations. We provide a sample amount of soaps, shampoos, and lotion to get you started. Red Lodge, Montana is a rural community that does offer internet and cell service throughout most geographic areas but, some locations are completely void of any internet or cell service. In town and within a 3-5 mile radius of downtown you will enjoy solid cell signal but during times when our population increases due to events, celebration (such as the Fourth of July), or emergency situations such as a wildfire you will notice that these online and cellular services slow down and sometimes, they can slow down to the point where you have to wait to place a call. We can’t do anything to help in these situations, so we encourage people to enjoy the freedom of being “unplugged” and to be patient.