Carriage House Ranch specializes in equine events of all types: team roping, cutting, barrel racing, jumping, carriage driving, dressage, cross country training; training & instruction, boarding, overnight stalling, lodging, vacations. Horse training, boarding, overnight stalling, arena and outdoor riding.  Rider instruction available with advance reservations.  Cross Country jumping and Carriage Driving courses.  Indoor Lighted and Heated Arena, Several Outdoor Arenas, Round Pen.  Great Food at the Broken Spur Cafe!  Bed and Breakfast Lodging Available on Ranch.  

Carriage House Ranch, located only 7 1/2 miles north of Big Timber, Montana, is a year around 700 acre retreat and recreation center nestled near the legendary Crazy Mountains. People come here to REST, RELAX, RIDE, and ENJOY! Locals and tourists love the scenery, the events arena with its frequent activities, great food, the historic Carriage House Bed & Breakfast, the good natured hospitality, and the feeling of Western warmth that surrounds them when they visit the ranch for a day event, a night, or a vacation. Hosts John Haller and Sally DeStefano look forward to seeing you at Carriage House Ranch at any time of the year! Special features include: 100' x 225' heated & lighted indoor arena with cafe & grandstands 2 outdoor arenas for carriage driving & dressage 170' x 300' outdoor paneled arena for roping and other events 10 large indoor box stalls, 60 covered outdoor stalls 100' round corral Riding trails and cross country courses for jumping & carriage driving A handsome team of Dutch Friesian horses that provide carriage rides Magnificent views of the Crazy and Beartooth mountain ranges Abundant wildlife viewing: deer, beaver, golden & bald eagles, upland birds, and an occasional bear and bobcat.

Normal Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8am - 5pm 
                        Sunday By Appointment or Event

Location: From Big Timber, take Highway 191 North towards Harlowtown. After crossing the Yellowstone River, the ranch is 7 1/2 miles on the left just before the county road. If you pass the County Road (Wormser Loop) you have gone a few hundred feet too far.