The first thing you see at Paws Up is the lobby, and this log cabin palace comes complete with a bar big enough for 10 dusty cowboys.

Photographs by Robert Wright 

This tent is the “kids room” off the main house. No need to stack blankets and build a fort here – it's already done for you.

Glamping (glamour/camping) is the term used at Paws Up, and with good reason. Each tent comes complete with electricity, fine furniture, and the sounds of nature.

The lodges at Paws Up are decorated with endless amounts of Western charm, the giant fireplace being the focal point.

This bed gives “king size” new meaning. After a long day playing on the ranch, this bed grabs you and keeps you warm and cozy all night.

The sound of the hooves pounding the ground created a thunderous roar as these horses ran through the prairie at sunset.

Standing atop Lookout Rock, a 167-foot cliff overlooking the Blackfoot river.

Getting ready to take the first step off Lookout Rock for a beautiful rappel to the base of the Blackfoot River.

Duzer down!

Descending to the bottom of the 167-foot Lookout Rock.

We filmed this scene four times to get all the right angles.

Standing in the exact spot where Meriwether Lewis once stood on his Voyage of Discovery.

Post-massage interview: "No, this doesn't suck."

Nothing better than grilled cheese and tomato soup served on a picnic table.

Paws Up is 37,000 acres of pure Montana cowboy country, which leaves plenty of space to get lost in the open prairie.

Target practice on the prairie.

Loading up my weapon.

After a few practice shots I could give Robin Hood a run for his money.

Director of photography Kevin Phillips takes a quick shot at an unassuming target.

No need to worry about traffic jams out here.