Spring Browns

Want to catch monster browns?  Learn new techniques to catch trophy wild fish?Waste no time and book your spring fishing trip to Glendorn.  The window of opportunity to catch world class trout is peak April and May.  This beast was caught two days ago.  Just the beginning of another great season.  Hope to see you out there.

Celebrate Spring!

Spring is here, we'll sort of.  At least the snow is mostly gone and spring rain is priming our rivers.  It won't be long before the prolific hatches of stoneflies, caddis and mayflies are bringing the big trout up to feed.  For now we'll have to settle for big trout coming up to crush our streamers.  It's just as exhilarating to see a 20+ inch brown submarine out from underneath a log and chomp a 6" streamer.  Come joins us for some streamer and dry fly action this April.  See you on the river.

Spring Fly Fishing

Glendorn opens it's gates to Fly Anglers beginning April 7th.  Warm days and extended afternoons of light are making our local rivers and streams come to life. The activities guides

are wasting no time scouting out the best areas for your April fishing weekend at the lodge.  We can't wait to show you where the big ones live.

Curling Tournament

Great conditions this past weekend for a curling tournament.  We had so much fun we're doing it again this weekend as part of our biathlon.  See you this winter for many exciting outdoor activities.

Ice Skating at Skipper

Polar vortex equals great ice conditions.  Here's a picture of some of this weekends guests enjoying a bonfire, Glendorns homemade hot chocolate and ice skating at Skipper Lake.  Forecast is for cold and snow.  Come and join us for some winter fun.

Let the Games Begin....

Now that winter is back and it's going to be cold for a couple of weeks, the activities guys are prepping the ice for our curling tournament weekend.  The ice also doubles as our outdoor skating rink.  Bring your own or just use ours.

Glendorn Guided Day Off

What do the Glendorn guides Shane and Damon do on their days off?  Go fishing of course.  With this roller coaster winter, the warmer weeks have been great for fly fishing on our local rivers and streams.  Not as productive as spring, still a great way to get outdoors and leave cabin fever behind.