Our Commitment to Sustainability is designed to help our hotels reduce their environmental footprints and operate more efficiently through eco-friendly initiatives.
Regenerative Tourism is the next level in sustainable travel. It seeks to balance the economics of tourism with the well-being of our communities and natural resources.
This new ideal focuses on attracting visitors with greater awareness and appreciation of the places they are visiting and providing them with opportunities to experience destinations in a way that is contributory and beneficial to visitors and residents alike. We encourage our guests to leave each destination better than they found it.
Implementing linen and towel reuse program
Using energy-efficient lighting
Montana’s first solar carport/RV port
Educated and engaged guests and staff
Embracing operational best practices
Using green cleaning products
Reducing energy waste at properties
Adopting advanced water conservation practices
Add community-based and cultural efforts
Our Commitment to Sustainability is designed to help our hotels reduce their environmental footprints and operate more efficiently through eco-friendly initiatives.
Envisioning a world in which action-oriented education enables everyone to understand and value water, ensuring a sustainable future.
All our work has one purpose: serving an engaged community, whose daily actions are motivated by understanding and caring for the Gallatin Watershed.
Montana Native Plant Society
Butte Area Boy Scouts
Natural Resource Damage Program - BSBC
Clark Fork Watershed Education Program
Montana Tech - Conservation Department
Department of Reclamation - BSBC
Continental Trail Divide
Coalition
Mining Museum
Butte Food Coop - Membership
Atlantic Richfield Silver Bow Creek Conservation Area
Convention Visitors Bureau Board Member
Convention Visitors Bureau Board Member
Clark Fork Watershed Education Program
RERC Conference PA
Linked Adventures