Where was Yellowstone filmed?

In “The Unraveling, Pt. 1,” Taylor Sheridan and the writers of Yellowstone begin building a sense that Jamie, while legally adopted by the Dutton family, is still an outsider. Jamie, an attorney, is often called upon by John Dutton to assist in any legal situations the ranch may face. Usually, Jamie is a dutiful son, but, when Dutton asks Jamie to leave the state Attorney General race for the good of the ranch – which Jamie refuses – the distance between adopted Jamie and the Dutton family becomes readily evident.

Part of Jamie’s role as the legal arm of the Duttons has been his aspiration to be a statewide political office. Certainly, Jamie wants to win this position for himself, and any way this position will benefit the ranch is secondary. So, when John orders Jamie to drop out of the race, an argument ensues – and John decks Jamie.

Furthermore, he bans Jamie from the ranch until Jamie agrees to comply.

Although Jamie will eventually become the state AG, John continues to keep a tight rein on his adopted son. John Dutton was questioned by Jamie regarding Jamie’s chosen profession in law: “You always say you don’t respect lawyers.” John replies, “Become a lawyer that I can.”

Why not take a trip to visit this Yellowstone location? You can get to the Old Supreme Court chamber in under thirty minutes from the airport in Helena. Take Skyway Drive to visit this historic site.

Rip Wheeler was brought to the ranch as a young teenager by John Dutton after Rip’s mother dies, but, as Rip has no birth certificate and no identification, the Duttons can’t legally adopt him. This is to Beth’s benefit as the two eventually fall in love.

Rip’s story is much like Jamie’s (Rip’s mother died at the hands of Rip’s father); yet, Rip is the perfect doppelganger to Jamie. Rip is incredibly loyal to the Duttons, eventually becoming the ranch’s foreman. John trusts Rip immensely. When there is an issue John needs to be resolved, he may ask Rip to take the offending individual to the train station. This is a place from which the individual will not return.

Rip and Beth fall in love as teenagers, but their story is largely unromantic. Yet, Rip is the person whom Beth calls when she needs assistance. In this scene, Beth is attacked at her office by Malcolm Beck’s thugs. They murder her assistant, but Beth holds them off with a knife until Rip arrives and saves her.

In the melee, Rip is shot, but the wound isn’t serious. During this scene, Rip tells Beth he loves her for the first time. For the most part, Rip’s feelings for Beth were inferred rather than spoken. In fact, Rip had attempted to tell Beth before, but she squashed the words, telling Rip, “Say it when it saves me.”

You can get to this area in Ogden (2505 Lincoln Avenue; Ogden, Utah) from the airport using light rail transportation. The 701 stops near this street in Ogden.

Jamie’s mother passed away when he was a baby, and the Duttons adopted him shortly after. Therefore, Jamie doesn’t know that he was adopted, only that he’s different from Beth and Kayce. When he finds out his history, however, Jamie wants to meet his biological father, who spent two decades in prison for his wife’s murder.

Jamie researches to find out where his biological father lives, and he eventually decides he must meet his father. Although he was warned by John to stay away, Jamie’s curiosity gets the best of him. The audience finds Jamie at a ramshackle property where his bio dad lives.

It doesn’t take long for Garrett Randall to figure out this is the son he lost when he took his wife’s life. Garrett tells Jamie that his bio mom was an addict, and that he took her life to protect infant Jamie. Garrett also told Jamie, “The Yellowstone is an empire . . .Empires you take.”

Jamie leaves the meeting feeling more confused than ever; he wasn’t quite prepared to learn this information regarding his mother, and he feels even more aloof from the Dutton clan.

You will likely have to drive into Darby; the closest major city to Darby is Boise, Idaho. One can rent a vehicle and drive from there. If no flights are available into Boise, one may need to fly into Seattle or Portland, then drive. From Boise, you’ll take US 20 E, then ID-28 to get there.

In the episode entitled “Enemies by Monday”, Beth Dutton, everyone’s favorite villainess shows she does have a bit of a tender side.

Monica, Kayce’s wife, does not like the Duttons, and she really wishes that Kayce had nothing to do with them. Monica is a Native American, and her people on the Broken Rock Reservation – which borders the Yellowstone Ranch – believe the land was taken from them by Dutton ancestors. Because Monica refuses to have anything to do with the Duttons, this causes a great deal of conflict between Kayce and his family.

The Duttons know that Monica doesn’t care for them, and they don’t appreciate that Monica won’t bow to their demands. So, naturally, there is animosity between Monica and Beth. That is, until Beth learns that Monica is mistreated in a boutique downtown. The shopkeeper, an old schoolmate of Beth’s, accuses Monica of shoplifting. The police are called, but so is Beth.

Beth rescues Monica, humiliates the cops, and turns the tables on the shop manager, Veronique. Beth and Monica then go to a nearby bar and talk over a drink. Beth tells Monica, “You’ll forget about her in a few weeks, but she’ll never forget you forgiving her.” Beth shares some family secrets with Monica, and she makes Monica promise she will never leave Kayce regardless of how Monica feels about the rest of the Dutton clan.

Take a visit to this Yellowstone filming location to see the boutique. You can fly into the airport at Ogden, then catch the 701 light rail which runs to 25th Street.

Jimmy is like many of the ranch hands at Yellowstone – he lacks a family and has a troubled past. Jimmy falls very short of being a cowboy, but he seizes the opportunity given to him by John Dutton.

Jimmy ends up being a loyal member of the ranch until two ladies come along. The rodeo riders move into the bunkhouse, which angers the older members of the ranch hand crew and the ladies sew division among the cowboys.

Jimmy fights with multiple members of the bunkhouse based on his relationship with one of the women, and rather than fire him, John Dutton sends him to the Triple 6 Ranch in Texas. Jimmy is still learning the ranch ropes at the time, and he still has a lot to learn when he meets his new boss. Jimmy will find that he fits in even better at the Triple 6 (plus he finds a new girlfriend). Jimmy eventually leaves Yellowstone for good to stay at the Triple 6. On Jimmy’s first day, he asks his new boss for a fork with which to eat breakfast; Jimmy’s boss tells him “make a sammich out of it!”

The best way to get to the King Ranch is by passenger vehicle. The trip is 38 miles from Corpus Christi. From the airport, you can rent a vehicle or book a rideshare. You’ll travel using TX-44 to US-77. Enjoy the drive!

Yellowstone’s favorite couple finally ties the knot in the tenth episode of the fourth season. The pair fell in love as teenagers but waited nearly two decades before admitting their feelings for each other. Since their relationship is quite unorthodox, it’s only fitting that their wedding is as well.

Beth and Rip marry at the Dutton Ranch, but that’s the only normal part of the ceremony. Beth is wearing a fur coat rather than a wedding dress, and she kidnaps a priest to carry out the wedding. The only individuals in attendance are John and Lloyd, one of the ranch’s most loyal employees after Rip. John questions why Beth doesn’t want a more traditional ceremony, reminding her, “It’s the largest ranch in Montana. We can accommodate Denmark.”

Even Rip isn’t aware that the nuptials are about to take place. Beth surprises everyone, but she makes sure everyone necessary for her wedding day is present when it’s time to say I do.

To see this Yellowstone filming location, you’ll likely fly into Boise, rent a vehicle and drive to Darby using US 20 E and ID-28 to get to Darby. Bitterroot Valley is about one mile south of the city center of Darby.