Brook Trout Inn Cabins & Mountain Homes

The Gateway to Yellowstone Mountain Home has a spacious interior plus a two-car garage and plenty of parking.

We recently added a beautiful new door to welcome you to your much deserved vacation!

The entry way has room for shoes and leads to the main level or to the lower level bedrooms.

The spacious living room offers comfortable seating for relaxing and enjoying time together.

There's a fireplace with wood provided, plus a flat screen tv and dvd library for your enjoyment.

The vaulted ceilings, wood beams and this fun antler chandelier add a true mountain home vibe.

The big dining room table seats 10 + there's an extra card table and chairs which seats 4 more.

The roomy kitchen has views of the backyard + direct access to the deck, gas BBQ grill and firepit.

With a ceramic cooktop range and lots of counter space, you'll be able to prepare some great meals!

Retreat at the end of the day to the master suite for a restful night's sleep.

The en suite master bath has a stand-up shower. And we provide all linens, soaps and toilet paper.

The vanity for the master bath has a beautiful concrete counter top to match the kitchen counters.

Bedroom #2 of 5 is a restful retreat for recharging after a day of adventure.

The 2nd of 3 full bathrooms also has concrete counter tops and a combination tub/shower.

Bedroom #3 of 5 with a queen bed. We provide bed linens for each bed in the house.

Bedroom #4 of 5 sleeps 4 and is on the lower level. It has a queen size bed plus a sofa bed.

The queen sofa bed and flat screen tv for bedroom #4, making it a retreat within itself.

Full bathroom #3 is on lower level with bedrooms 4 and 5, so there's no need to run upstairs.

Full bathroom #3 has a stand-up shower. All linens, soaps and toilet paper are provided for you.

Bedroom #5 sleeps 3 with a double bed and a fun twin trundle bed. Kids love it!

This mountain home also comes with a full size washer and dryer for your convenience!

What's a vacation without a firepit, log seating, s'mores and an evening under the stars!

The back deck is off the kitchen and offers a place for enjoying conversations and the mountain air.

Enjoy spending evenings relaxing on the back deck and cooking meals on the gas BBQ grill.

The large pine trees provide privacy from the golf course and that great pine smell after it rains.

There's also a hammock that's perfect for taking afternoon naps in the fresh mountain air.

Gateway to Yellowstone is located in a beautiful golf resort with wonderful views of the area.

Being in a golf resort, there's also amenities like tennis courts and a children's playground.

Island Park is an adventurer's paradise with endless lists of activities for enjoying the outdoors.

There's swimming, boating, fun and adventure to be found at the nearby Island Park Reservoir.

With several nearby ranches that offer horseback riding, everyone will love feeling like a cowboy!

Mesa Falls, located in Island Park, are a must see. Here is the beautiful upper falls area.

And this is the majestic lower falls area of Mesa Falls. Just one of the many things to do here!

You may also enjoy touring the Historic Johnny Sacks cabin located in Island Park.

Harriman State Park has hiking, fly fishing, horseback riding and even nordic skiing in the winter!

Henry's Fork of Teton Park's famous Snake River is close by and a great place for fly fishing.

The Big Springs area has huge trout! Henry's Fork of the Snake River originates here.

Two of the wolves you can see at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone.

One of the grizzly bears you can see at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone.

Welcome to Yellowstone! The world's first national park.

A bison mama and her calf in late spring. You'll see plenty of bison year 'round in the park.

An elk mama and calf in the park in early spring. Elk herds are easy to spot spring through fall.

A moose mama and calf in late fall. Moose can be seen near bodies of water surrounded by vegetation.

Black bear crossing a park road. They hibernate in winter but are common spring through fall.

A coyote in late fall just before the park prepares the roads for over-snow vehicles only.

Elk grazing near the Madison River. You'll definitely see these as you drive in from the west gate.

This gorgeous view was taken during one of the many ranger led hikes offered in the park.

The colorful thermal pools are created by different bacteria that thrive at different temperatures.

The iconic Lower Falls is located in the Canyon area of the park. For this view use Lookout Point.

Old Faithful still goes off about every 75 minutes like clockwork.