T Cross is literally at the end of the road. The surrounding mountains are filled with game, both big and small. Head out in any direction and you'll be rewarded with unforgettable views, abundant wildflowers, wildlife, and a variety of bird life. Some examples include the Mountain Bluebird, Golden and Bald Eagles, Western Tanagers, and Red-Tailed Hawks.
Years ago, Garey Neal placed hummingbird feeders near the Lodge, Gretchen continues the tradition now with little Kameron. It is an exciting moment to hear the buzz of a fast-winged hummingbird and to catch a glimpse of their speedy color.
Dusk is a great time to spot your share of wildlife. The grass-filled bench located south of the ranch attracts herds of elk and deer. The nearby forest and river hide lynx, badgers, and beaver. Moose are right at home, eating the willows in the pasture and wandering into the corral to lick the salt blocks.
Bear, whether black or grizzly, frequently pass through the ranch. Mountain lions are also in the area, but rarely seen. Yellowstone's wolves are also established and can be heard howling in the nighttime along with coyotes. Ask Mark or the wranglers to point out prints and signs of wildlife.
