Online Shopping Just Got Classier…
We are pleased to announce the launch of Paws Up General Store online. From your favorite Paws Up apparel to Montana-made, hand-crafted specialty items, you’ll be sure to find the perfect gift for that special someone (or for yourself)!
Click here to visit the store and check out some of our featured items below:
Not Your Average Barn
Check out our newest photos of the Bull Barn – Montana’s premier conference facility and special event hall.
The New Moonlight Camp
Moonlight Camp is currently undergoing a major renovation and will open in June 2012 with larger tents with en-suite bathrooms, four two-bedroom tent suites and a spectacular new dining pavilion. Stay tuned for additional detail and photos.
Experience The Magic…
Top Chef Cook-Off Challenge
The sixth annual Top Chef Cook-Off Challenge at Montana Master Chefs was certainly memorable.
The contestants:
Chef Dale Levitski (with guest sous chef Charles Marsh)
Chef Ryan Scott (with guest sous chef Sharon Osur)
Chef Tiffani Faison (with guest sous chef Rhonda Leonard)
Chef Chris “CJ” Jacobsen (with guest sous chef Carmen Villegas)
The judges:
Carmen Webb
Mia Nicholaisen
Lonni Vamo
The chefs had 30 minutes to prepare appetizers for 30 people. Of course, there were some unique rules, restrictions and challenges. And the winner was…well, actually it was two winners. For the first time in the history of the cook-off, it finished in a tie. Tiffani Faison and Dale Levitski shared the honors. Congrats to all who participated! Check out some photos from the event:
Montana Master Chefs 2011 Chef Interviews
We interviewed our four featured chefs. We asked the tough questions. They answered them. Check them out below:
Montana Master Chefs Opening Reception
The opening reception for Montana Master Chefs 2011 was held last night in the newly renovated Bull Barn. Check out some of the photos below:
Chow Time!!!
Let the eating and drinking begin!
What A Classic!
The third annual Canine Classic at Paws Up was a great success. With 125 participants, perfect weather and a challenging yet scenic trail, it was an unforgettable event for the humans and dogs that participated. The best part? $20,000 was raised for the Humane Society of Western Montana. Our suggestion? Start training for next September’s event.
