What To Expect
There is no packed itinerary. Days are intentionally flexible so guests can enjoy outdoor activities, meaningful conversations, or quiet rest. The only consistent gathering each evening is dinner followed by Table Talk. Fly-fishing on the Bighorn River, fireside conversations, shared meals, riverside reflection, and epic landscapes form the backdrop. But what actually happens is deeper: leaders finally exhale, lower their guard, and discover where they need to do some honest work in their lives. Every night, guests gather around the table and find clarity, connection, and the courage to act.
Refuge currently offers three distinct experiences in two different locations. All three are fully Refuge in heart and purpose.
Refuge Montana — The Bluffs Lodge sits on a bluff overlooking the winding Bighorn River, with rooms for 22 guests, world-class fly fishing, clay shooting, hiking, and indoor and outdoor spaces built for reflection and honest conversation.
Refuge Canvas — Located adjacent to The Bluffs Lodge, it offers the same heart of the Refuge experience in a unique glamping setting. Five canvas tents accommodate up to 20 guests, with a spacious outdoor pavilion, sauna, and golf simulator. Guests enjoy many of the same experiences as The Bluffs, including world-class fly fishing, time outdoors, shared meals, and intentional conversation, with the distinct experience of staying under canvas along the Bighorn River.
Refuge Wyoming — Paint Rock Canyon Ranch is a 7,177-acre legacy ranch, with cabins for 26 guests, private access to Paint Rock Canyon Creek, fly fishing excursions, horseback riding, sweeping views of the Bighorn Mountain Range, and porches built for the kinds of conversations leaders rarely get to have.
