As an animal lover, I'm always looking for cool new animal-related experiences to take part in every time I travel. Sometimes, that can be as simple as a zoo I've never been to in a new location. During my summer trip to Italy, it was the cat sanctuary that more than 100 cats now call home that also happens to be the site of Julius Caesar's assassination. No matter where you're going, there's a very good chance you can find a way to get up close and personal with animals while you happen to be in town.
But if you want to take a vacation that's geared toward animals specifically — and you're a big fan of horses — this cool place that one traveler is sharing on Instagram might just be the one for you.
Travel blogger Suzanne Olaybal shared a sweet vacation spot she recently shared time in: Clydesdale Outpost, a ranch that spans 90 acres in Whitefish, Montana. And just looking at the video she's shared here, it's clear that it's an absolutely gorgeous place... and I imagine it's even better in person.
Not only does it come with beautiful views of Glacier National Park, but it's also totally pet-friendly, you can ride horses on property, and it features spacious cabins, so if you're traveling with a big family or a group of friends, it can be really convenient.
That shot of her relaxing in a hot tub with a glass of wine while looking at the mountains? Yeah, that seems like my kind of spot!
Visiting Clydesdale Outpost
There's a lot more to love about Clydesdale Outpost than could fit in a short Instagram Reel, so if you want more information (or to check out more peeks at those views), you should check out their website.
If you're super into horses, there are tons of related activities available besides horseback riding, like carriage rides, barn tours, and your own personal photoshoot with the Clydesdales who call the ranch home (for an additional fee). In the winter, they offer sledding, snowshoe tours, and igloos you can rent and hang out in.
And if you're ready to relax, each cabin has one of those hot tubs I mentioned earlier. Plus, you can even get a massage without leaving your cabin! And speaking of the cabins, each one features two bedrooms and a full kitchen, and they're pretty spacious. They're also a bit spendy at $600 per night, but if you're able to split it with friends, that can help out a lot with the price.
If anyone needs me, I'll be planning my stay!
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