Kimleen Emery
Bob Heger
Flying Alpacas Ranch
(Mailing Address Only as of 9/18/09)
17393 Wilson Creek Road
Gallatin Gateway, MT 59730
Ofc: (406) 763-9092
Cell: (408) 203-1438
Fax: (406) 794-0451
Email: info@flyingalpacasranch.com or
Almost all our animals are currently agisted (boarded) at Vineyard View Alpacas in Hillsboro, OR owned by Jon and Pamela MacLellan (we have one boarded at Stonyridge Alpacas in Oregon City, OR). If you'd like to see our alpacas or theirs, click on the link above, and contact them to make arrangements. We all love talking about alpacas!
Both Jon and Pamela are trained as CAMELIDynamics™ handlers by Marty McGee Bennett.
For more information on Marty's CAMELIDynamics™ training programs, click here.
Once the alpacas have arrived at their new home, please call ahead to schedule a visit as we are not always available. We also live on a private road and would like to be considerate of our neighbors.
Contact Us
From I-90, take Exit 298 towards West Yellowstone. It will start out as Highway 85 (Jackrabbit Lane), but once you cross the Four Corners area, it will become US Highway 191 South. Go approximately 15 miles, past the Gallatin Gateway Inn. Just past the Broken Hart Ranch sign and over the bridge is a long left hand turn lane (you'll pass Little Bear Road, Two Bear Way, and Little Bear Spur). At the end of this lane, turn left onto Wilson Creek Road. When you come to a "T" intersection, turn left to stay on Wilson Creek Road (if you go right, you'll end up on Williams Bridge Road instead).
Wilson Creek becomes a gravel road - please drive slowly! You'll see a bunch of mailboxes on the right hand side of the road - just past them on the right is another, narrow, gravel road that is marked "No Trespassing" and "No Public Access" - this is the private section of Wilson Creek Road. Turn right and stay on the main road for about 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile. You'll pass a couple of houses and corrals on the right, and a large meadow on your left. Almost directly across from the meadow is the driveway - the house number is on a green sign and also on the fence. Turn right down the driveway (watch out for the ditch!) - the house, shop and barn are set back a fair distance from the road. Please park on the gravel, but don't block access to the shop or barn.
