Triple Creek Ranch, in Montana, added an Escape Room to its collection of experiences available for guests. The on-site Escape Room boasts a theme designed around the rich history of Montana, its Bitterroot Valley and the ranch’s West Fork Road, part of a stagecoach route in the late 1800s. Guests solve puzzles to find a lost treasure and the exit, and it will be available year-round, included in the ranch’s nightly rate.
The Escape Room is perfect for groups of four to six people; groups will use maps, ciphers and interactive clues to help ranch hand Bucky find his lost treasure. Some of the challenges involve Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery’s early journey through the valley; the West Fork stage route; apple varieties grown on Bitterroot Orchards; and other mysteries.
“Our new Escape Room is a unique, entertaining way to learn about the history of the area surrounding the ranch, at any time of year,” said Jennifer O’Donohue, brand & communications director, Triple Creek Ranch. “With the high number of returning guests we see, our team is constantly looking to add to our already robust collection of all-inclusive experiences, ensuring that every visit offers something new. We believe we’re the first and only luxury ranch resort to offer this type of on-site experience.”
The Escape Room was developed in partnership with The Escape Room Guys, who have designed, tested, reviewed and conducted market research on escape rooms around the country.
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