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it comes to fly fishing lodges, it is nice
to stay in one that Jim Bridger would have found
comfortably familiar.
Set in a grove of trees, the main lodge, circa
1880, served as a stagecoach stop where
travelers paid a toll to cross the bridge over
the Madison River en route to the Continental
Divide and the gateway to Yellowstone National
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This historic lodge was built of hand-hewn logs,
as are the adjoining cabins. The main building
has a wrap around front porch overlooking the
world famous Madison River, which is only a fly
cast away.
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The lodge
is now a comfortably appointed gathering place
for meals and activities.
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Old Kirby Place has earned the reputation of creating
delicious meals for sophisticated palates. Our
breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served on
a long table of pumpkin pine in the lodge's great
room, or, weather-permitting, on the porch, complete
with panoramic mountain and river views.
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Accommodations
The main lodge has three bedrooms, one downstairs and
two on the second floor. We also feature two separate
cabins, each decorated in true western style.
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Nymph Room |
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Rainbow Room |
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Bunkhouse |
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