32150http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/The-Ball-Does-Go-Further-Up-Here---Sheridan-Golf-Courses/32150<P><STRONG>The Powder Horn Golf Club</STRONG><BR>You could take three golf vacations to hit three different kinds of courses Scottishstyle links, target golf, and wideopen fairways but why when one place has them all Powder Horn Golf Club has taken 900 acres of flat Wyoming grassland and massaged and manicured it into the No. 65 course on Americas Top 100 Courses list. The surprise is that it isnt ranked higher. Mountain 9 resembles a typical links course, complete with a lifesize replica of St. Andrews famous Swilcan Burn Bridge. Stag 9 features target golf with tricky shots over natural hazards to greens tucked into the woods. On Eagle 9, added in 2001, fairway bunkers call for premium shots off the tee to avoid the many wetlands and creeks meandering through the course.</P> <P><STRONG>Kendrick Municipal</STRONG><BR>The hilly, 18hole public course is an oldie but goodie. Built in 1930, recent times have seen it rated as one of the states top 5 courses by Golf Digest. While all of the courses around Sheridan focus on views of the Big Horn Mountains, Kendrick oneups them with vistas of historic Sheridan as well (from the higher holes at least). Keeping with its vintage feel, walking is welcomed here, if you can handle the 6,800yard length.</P> <P><STRONG>Buffalo Golf Club<BR></STRONG>Its no wonder people travel from far and wide to play the 18hole, upanddown Buffalo Golf Club course. In a single season, the pros see players from nearly every state and a dozen foreign countries. And it seems everyone hears about the course through word of mouth. But, having opened in 1928, Buffalo Golf Club has had a few years to generate a buzz. Recently, the par71 course received four out of five stars from Golf Digest and was featured in USA Today. Players comment on the water features running through 11 of the holes as well as the courses fun factor.</P> <P><STRONG>Sheridan Country Club<BR></STRONG>The areas original course, dating back to the presidency of Calvin Coolidge (1923 1929 for those not up on their Presidential timeline), Sheridan Country Club is a vintage, 9hole jewel with separate tee boxes for 18hole play. And, even though its right within city limits, there are still Big Horn views from every hole.<BR></P>2009-05-28T10:17:09-07:0032147http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/The-Ball-Does-Go-Further-Up-Here---Jackson-Hole-Golf-Courses----/32147<P><STRONG>Teton Pines</STRONG><BR>The only thing rivaling the views here is the service, which is impeccable all the way. And, when the member roster includes such big wigs as Vice President Dick Cheney, we guess it had better be. The course itself is impeccable as well: an Ed Seay and Arnold Palmer designed par 72 that goes 7,400 yards from the back. In 2002, both Golf Digest and Condé Nast Traveler recognized it as one of the top 75 courses in the country. If youre a strong iron player, youll most likely agree. If you have accuracy issues however, you might find Teton Pines frustrating. Its not improbable there are more balls in the water features lurking on the periphery of holes than there are fish in the nearby Snake River.</P> <P><STRONG>Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis<BR></STRONG>The valleys oldest golf resort, JH Golf & Tennis has hosted numerous U.S. Golf Association National Championships since opening in 1963. Golf Digest also consistently ranks it the number one course in the state. The resorts head golf pro attributes the accolades to the courses classic design (it was redesigned in 1973 by Robert Trent Jones, Jr.). Perhaps most classic of all is the 13th hole, a short (169 from the back) par 3 over water with, what else, views of the Tetons in the background. When including JH Golf & Tennis in a recent list of best courses in the country, Sports Illustrated ran a photo of this hole. But JH Golf & Tennis isnt one to rest on its laurels. A $3 million renovation began in fall 2004 and will ensure the course remains the topranked facility in the state. </P>2009-02-19T17:09:02-08:00311928http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Halloween-Hot-Seats--Monster-Mash-Ball--and-Creature-Feature-Costume-Contest/311928<span style"fontfamily: "times new roman";">October 31 Riverton Halloween Hot Seats, Monster Mash Ball, & Creature Feature Costume Contest, <br /> Wind River Casino, 10269 HWY 789.<br /> </span><span style"fontfamily: "times new roman";">8666571604<br /> <o:p></o:p>wrcinfo@windrivercasino.com <br /> <a href"http://www.windrivercasino.com/">www.windrivercasino.com</a></span> 2009-10-27T12:50:14-07:0048220http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/49er-Ball/48220A locals' favorite event! Jackson Hole Lions Club 49er Ball: This annual fundraising event has been held since 1896. There will be dancing, silent auction, gambling, costume prizes, old time photos, fortunes by Madame Moon, and food! The band starts playing at 8:00pm. Costumes are not required. <br>2009-02-26T14:54:33-08:0048530http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/-CARRIAGE-BALL--The--Annual-Museum-Gala/48530CARRIAGE BALL. Annual Museum Gala. Proceeds fund yearround children's & education programs and other programs at the CFD Old West Museum. Silent auction & live entertainment.2009-02-26T14:54:43-08:00284021http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Buffalo-Bill-Historical-Center-Patrons-Ball/284021<BR> <P classMsoNormal style"MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><FONT face"Times New Roman" color#000000 size3>33rd Annual <xml:namespace prefix st1 ns "urn:schemasmicrosoftcom:office:smarttags" /><st1:City w:st"on">Buffalo</st1:City> Bill Historical Center Patrons Ball, <st1:place w:st"on"><st1:City w:st"on">Cody</st1:City>, <st1:State w:st"on">Wyoming</st1:State></st1:place>, Saturday, September 26, 6:30 p.m. A Night of R and R and Friends (Remington, Russell, and Friends), a blacktie gala of fine dining and dancing in the galleries of the <st1:place w:st"on"><st1:PlaceName w:st"on">Buffalo</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceName w:st"on">Bill</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceName w:st"on">Historical</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st"on">Center</st1:PlaceType></st1:place>. Reservations required. The centers biggest fundraisers and one of the premier social events of the year. For more information and to make reservations, visit <I style"msobidifontstyle: normal">www.rendezvousroyale.org</I> or call 888.598.8119.</FONT></P>2009-07-23T13:29:41-07:00313215http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Masquerade-Ball-and-Scavenger-Hunt/313215<p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">Join us at The Cody!</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">Oct. 31st, Halloween</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">Masquerade Ball and Scavenger Hunt!</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;"> </p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">This evening of costumes and fun includes music and dancing by </p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">Shufflebuggy, Hors doeuvres, cash bar and scavenger hunt with prizes.</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">The entire hotel will be dedicated to this special event!</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;"> </p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">The package price of $125 plus tax for double occupancy (additional $50 per person in a room) includes lodging for the night at The Cody, all hotel amenities, and participation in the scavenger hunt for prizes.</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">Top it off the next morning with Continental Breakfast.</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">Call now to make your reservation we are only selling 75 packages.  </p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">An additional $30 will secure your reservation in one of our King Jacuzzi Suites, only six of these rooms available.</p> <p style"margin: 0in 0in 0pt; textalign: left;">3075875915</p> 2009-10-13T09:50:37-07:0048130http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/It-Goes-Without-Saying/48130It goes without saying takes you on a scenic tour of Bill's life thus far: from his childhood int he wilds of Montana, to outrageous jobs as a performer across the country to the whilwind of Broadway and studying with the lengendary Marcel Marceau.2009-02-26T14:54:30-08:0048133http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/It-Goes-Without-Saying/48133It goes without saying takes you on a scenic tour of Bill's life thus far: from his childhood int he wilds of Montana, to outrageous jobs as a performer across the country to the whilwind of Broadway and studying with the lengendary Marcel Marceau.2009-02-26T14:54:31-08:00302374http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Buckin-Ball-Rodeo-and-Dance/302374For more information contact: Tachana Petty 2993789<BR>2009-08-31T14:53:52-07:0048217http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Buffalo-Bill-Birthday-Ball/482172009-02-26T14:54:33-08:00313738http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Black-Cat-Ball/313738For more information, contact: Nachelle McGrath 6881575 2009-10-15T09:46:04-07:0048108http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Tractor---Truck-Pulls/48108This is the 5th year that the Tractor/Truck Pulls have taken place in Glenrock. The first of six Tractor and Truck pulls take place on April 26 & 27, 2008. This event gives people of all ages the opportunity to show what their tractor and trucks have under the hood. On Saturday the tractors will hook up to a sled that gets heavier as it goes down the track to see how far the tractor can pull it. On Sunday the trucks hook up to the same sled to see how far they can go. The pulls are an activity that the whole family gets involved in. Sometimes there are three generations from one family participating. Pulls are done around Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana, Idaho, Iowa, and Colorado with participants and the attendees following this exciting event.2009-03-12T23:32:03-07:003106http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Go-Native-America/3106<br /> Go Native America takes visitors from all over the world to experience authentic Native American cultures, lands and history. Whether traveling solo, in family groups or by joining our small groups, people love to visit the realms and lands of Plains Tribes and hear about culture and history from a team of allindigenous guides. They do: outstanding fullyguided trips to 14 days duration (included in National Geographics 50 Top Tours Of A Lifetime), Stepon guide services with an awardwinning author and allindigenous guides to all important native sites. The most comprehensive history tours on the Northern Plains, with history from both perspectives, military and Indian; Stays at their Tipi Ranch on the Cheyenne reservation w/ tribal guides, horseback rides, Native American culture, Arts, ethnobotany, history, & powwow: Little Bighorn Battlefield Rides see it as warriors of both sides, Custer and Crazy Horse saw it on horseback; Meet descendents of Sitting Bull and Red Cloud <br /> <br /> Go Native America can offer unique horseback riding experiences on the Northern Cheyenne and Crow Indian Reservations. Choose a reservation tour, a historical trek, a cultural sojourn, a Native American ethnobotany tour; whatever you choose will be unique. Our Northern Cheyenne wranglers also offer roping lessons. Rides start from 90 minutes, but for the experienced rider, even take the route Custer took to the Little Bighorn from the Crows Nest; a 10 hour ride! You can even spend the night in tipis by the Little Bighorn River. Beginners are welcome, instruction given, and leading reins for kids if needed but with good responsive horses, this is not just nose to tail pony trekking, its an unforgettable experience.<br /> <br /> Go Native America offers authentic experiences & insights into Native American cultures, lands and history, on traditional tribal lands. They do: historical and cultural fullyguided small groups up to14 days, stepon guide services for FIT or motor coaches with worldclass awardwinning author and indigenous guides, any duration; stays at their Tipi Ranch on the Northern Cheyenne reservation between the Black Hills and Yellowstone (where the Indians ARE the cowboys) cultural activities, Native American Arts, ethnobotany, history, riding, powwow; Little Bighorn Battlefield Rides see it as Custer and Crazy Horse saw it on horseback; Visit the Medicine Wheel, the Rosebud, The Fetterman Miscalculation, Devils Tower all with expert guides. Native American Concierge service they can organize entire Native itineraries or add to yours with dance, music and arts for your group at hotel. Executive director Chief Alfred Red Cloud is the greatgrandson of the great Chief Red Cloud 2009-10-22T14:21:18-07:00213845http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Jackalope-Days---June-5-7--2009-/213845The Celebration of the Jackalope with food and craft vendors, Fun on the Go Inflatables, Mudbog Competition, Ping Pong Ball Drop, Entertainment, Mutton Bustin' Competition, Casper Troopers perform their new show for 2009.    2009-05-11T15:56:08-07:002381http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Auto-Inn-Motel-and-RV-Park/2381 <br>AAA Diamond Rated. Clean and comfortable, neatly decorated rooms. All ground floor, 27 inch. CCTV, pets allowed with permission, electronic key card, and wireless high speed internet. Newly remodeled, with plenty of upgrades. Nonsmoking queen beds. Playground and picnic area along with laundry service. Free continental breakfast. Convenience store and resteraunt nearby.<br>36 hookups; 14 back in and 22 pull thru; Full hookups include water, sewer, electric and cable; shower house available; picnic and playground area.2008-12-02T15:37:46-08:00245959http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Grand-Teton-Music-Festival-Orchestra-Concert--Osmo-Goes-West/245959Music director of the Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä makes his Grand Teton Music Festival debut with a masterpiece by his homelands most famous composer the Second Symphony of Jean Sibelius. Also on the program: Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 12009-06-17T13:55:30-07:003419http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Just-Gone-Fishing/3419<BR>Fishing store with maps, licenses and fishing gear. Flyfishing classes and guided flyfishing trips.2009-07-24T06:45:51-07:00245960http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Grand-Teton-Music-Festival-Orchestra-Concert--Osmo-Goes-West/245960Music director of the Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä makes his Grand Teton Music Festival debut with a masterpiece by his homelands most famous composer the Second Symphony of Jean Sibelius. Also on the program: Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 12009-06-17T12:03:25-07:0032006http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wyoming-Small-Businesses--Go-Green-/32006<P>Smaller Wyoming tourism businesses are taking environmental sustainability seriously, too. The Alpine House Inn & Spa in Jackson recently became the first lodging property in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to offset 100 percent of its electrical usage by buying wind credits. Through a "Green Power" program offered by local utility Lower Valley Energy, Alpine House proprietors Nancy and Hans Johnstone make the investment to support renewable energy sources and reduce the use of fossil fuels. </P> <P>Alpine House has other green initiatives, too. The inn uses 100 percent allnatural citrus cleaning products, locally made organic bath amenities and fairtrade coffee. All of its common areas, and some guest rooms, use energyefficient radiant heat, and guests have access to free bicycles to use during their stay. (At just two blocks north of the Jackson town square, the inn is within easy walking or cycling distance to everywhere.) <BR>"We are just trying to do what we can," says Nancy Johnstone. "The tourism business is traditionally very highimpact on the environment. We hope that by having our business do as little harm as possible, we can set an example in the industry. We will continue to provide our guests with excellent quality and service, and invite them to join in our environmental efforts during their stay."<BR></P>2009-02-19T13:36:23-08:004829http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Oxygen-To-Go/4829Oxygen when and where you need it. By renting a portable oxygen concentrator, you receive a reliable device with continual medical and technical support. No tanks, no refills. The device can run on batteries and is approved for travel on commercial airlines. Reserve your system today, and we will ship the device to you via express delivery before you depart for your trip. Enjoy your vacation with a continual supply of oxygen, and return the product to us when you are finished!2009-05-08T09:19:31-07:004680http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Wild-West-Jeep-Tours--Inc-/4680<BR>Experience a fun and informative 3hour sightseeing tour on back country roads in the Jackson Hole area in a 4WD openair Jeep! Enjoy stunning views of the Grand Teton Mountains and the surrounding area. Seasonal wildflower and wildlife sightings are common. Learn about the incredible ecosystem that makes up Jackson Hole. Tons of gorgeous photo opportunities. Tour pickups in the town of Jackson. (Summer season only.)2009-07-26T20:50:29-07:004084http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/River-s-View-RV-Park/4084<BR>Small American Family owned RV overlooking the shoshoni River located between all attractions on the north side of Cody's west end by the rodeo and attractions. Full hook ups, no showers, not a lot of landscaping, clean and2009-08-03T10:26:10-07:004205http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Sheridan-County-Airport/4205<BR>Sheridan has the newest runway and boasts the largest traffic of private aircraft in the state of Wyoming. Its no wonder operators such as UPS and FedEx have chosen it as a primary site for business operations. Daily flights to and from Billings, Montana and Denver, Colorado, free parking, and multiple car rental services help make traveling convenient.2009-04-02T16:49:24-07:002480http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/BJ-s-Campground/2480 <br>Full hook ups, cable, internet, long pull thrus, laundry, open yearround. One block south of Hwy 85 & 2016, 902 S Maple, Lusk, Wy. (follow the hospital signs). 3073342314.2008-12-02T15:37:46-08:002542http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Bridge-Bay-Campground/2542<BR>Bridge Bay is situated near Yellowstone Lake, 30 miles from the East entrance to Yellowstone. It's also conveniently adjacent to Bridge Bay Marina and store. A sanitary dump is available but no utility hookups. Season runs May 22 Sept. 13, 2009.2009-05-05T07:09:59-07:002650http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Canyon-Motel/2650<br>Weekly and monthly rates. Kitchen/kitchenette units. One, two and three bedroom units available. Ground level access. Winter hookups. Picnic area.2009-05-05T08:25:20-07:002741http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Chuck-Wagon-RV-Park/2741 <br>Small, friendly RV park located two miles from Historic Fort Laramie. Shady, grassy sites and tenters are welcome. Fullservice hook ups, pull thrus. Large rigs welcome. Handicapped bathrooms and laundry room.2008-12-02T15:37:46-08:003243http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/High-Desert-Storage-and-RV-Park/3243<br>Featuring 26 RV spaces open year 'round with full hookups. 180 storage units on the property. A authorized UHAUL dealer. Located right off Exit 104 in Rock Springs. Convenience stores, gas, shopping and restaurants within walking distance or a few minutes away by car.2009-08-03T10:18:21-07:003336http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Taco-John-s-Event-Center/3336Ice skating, ice hockey, video games, laser tag, Wyoming Adventure Miniature Golf, dodge ball, UW hockey, concerts, consumer shows, family shows, circus, boxing, festivals, carnivals, fundraisers, trade shows, conventions, birthday parties.2009-02-09T16:05:14-08:00319795http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/3rd-Annual-Battle-in-the-Big-Horns/319795<p>Come and enjoy Sheridans 8Ball pool tournament of the year, 3rd annual event, held at Rails, Suttons and the Rainbow Bar.  </p> <p>Finals on Sunday Nov. 15th will be streamed live at otbntv.com</p> 2009-11-10T14:12:47-08:00245714http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Rockin--In-The-Park/245714Saturday, June 27, 2009, Grand Opening of the Trading Post Amphitheatre starting at noon.  Murf's famous BBQ, the Park Bar, volleyball, horseshoes, Bocci Ball.  Triple Threat rocks out from 2 to 4pm and again on the inside stage at 8PM2009-06-17T09:36:28-07:004879http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Glendo-Lakeside-RV-Park--LLC/4879<BR>Glendo Lakeside RV Park, LLC   <STRONG><EM>Big Rig Friendly</EM></STRONG> Deluxe PullThrus, All RV Sites (38' x 90') Full Hookups 50/30 AMP, Water, Sewer . <STRONG><EM>Easy onoff I25</EM></STRONG> (Exit 111) Location: Glendo Lakeside RV Park boarders Glendo State Park, ( I25 Exit 111) To Wyo State Highway 319 (turn left) North 3/4 to Lakeshore Drive (turn right), go past Glendo State Park's pay booth to Glendo Lakeside RV Park . Glendo State <STRONG>Park Fees not required</STRONG> to stay at RV park. Recreational opportunities: 3/4 mile to Bennett Hill boat dock, swimming, boating, waterskiing, fishing. Explore Medicine Bow National Forest : Offers rock climbing, stream fishing, snowmobiling, ATV trails, foot trails. Other attractions in the immediate area: 4 Golf courses Glenrock Paleon (Dinosaur) Museum Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum (Douglas) Ayres Natural Bridge (1 of 3 natural bridges in the world) Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center Register Cliff2009-08-03T09:35:21-07:003666http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Medicine-Lodge-State-Archaeological-Site/3666<br>Medicine Lodge has 24 campsites available on a first come, first serve basis. There are three campsites that can be reserved for a fee by calling the tollfree number or their website.<br>This site was continually used for 10,000 years. Investigation and dig done by Dr. George Frison. Pictographs and petroglyphs. Visitor Center and some camping available onsite.<br>This site was continually used for 10,000 years. Investigation and dig done by Dr. George Frison. Pictographs and petroglyphs. One of the earliest homesteads in the area. Homesteaded by B.F. Wickwire in 1880. Visitor Center and some camping available onsite.2009-08-07T13:03:00-07:00223821http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Lazy-Acres-Campground-RV-Park-and-Motel/223821Located on the Encampment River in Riverside, shaded grassy sites, full RV hook ups include 50 amp, water, sewer, cable TV and free WiFi. Electric and water only and electric only sites also available, as well as tent sites! Picnic tables at each site and firepits at most sites.  Four newly remodeled motel rooms featuring new pillow topped matresses, tiled shower/bath, cable TV and a covered deck! All rooms are nonsmoking and air conditioned. Shower house and laundry on site. RV dump as well. Dining, gas and propane available close by. Fish, hike or float the Encampment from our campground! Close to 3 beautiful scenic byways!<BR>2009-08-03T10:18:16-07:003737http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Mountain-View-Cabins-and-Campground/3737Located at the base of the Big Horn Mountains, these 12 historic cabins have modern amenities. Some tworoom cabins with kitchenettes available. Beautiful, private shaded courtyard with gas grills and tables for their patrons use. Enjoy some strong morning coffee, tea, hot chocolate and the local newspaper in the courtyard. Bonfires in the evenings, as permitted. Campground facilities available also. Offering 16 RV spots, 12 with full hook ups, tent sites, showers and laundry on site. Walk to historic downtown, museum, golf course, hiking trail, grocery stores, city park and the largest outdoor swimming pool in Wyoming which is free to the public. Located on the western edge of Buffalo on Highway 16, heading into the Big Horns. Away from motel alley and the fast food strip. Kim and Jay, your hosts at the Mountain View, invite you to enjoy a unique lodging experience, one that no national chain can match.2009-08-03T12:53:31-07:003798http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/North-Platte-Lodge/3798Fishing and wing shooting outfitters and lodge. Fully guided fishing and bird hunting packages.<BR>Wyoming Fly Fishing with the North Platte Lodge and The Reef Fly Shop is fun, productive and inexpensive. <BR><BR>The North Platte Lodge has a few April opening. This is the time of year when the fish are so aggressive it is not unusual to have 70 hookups/boat/day. It is a sight to see and something every fisher or aspiring fisher should witness. You don't need to have ever held a fly rod to come out and experience lots of success. <BR><BR>Call for special rates!</EDITTAG>2009-07-14T08:35:41-07:004001http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Prairie-View-Campground/4001<BR>Located 1.5 miles west of Lusk. Family campground with two playgrounds, hot showers, exercise room, laundromat, picnic tables and beautiful sunsets. 35 RV sites with 50/30 amp; full hookups. 10 tent sites. Watch antelope from your campsite. Excellent ninehole golf course 1/2 mile away. LPG available. Pets welcome. AAA & Passport America. Visa & MC accepted.2009-07-26T21:39:48-07:002311http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Alpen-Haus-Hotel-Resort/2311<BR>Featuring 23 spacious and comfortable rooms that is sure to please any traveler. Located at the base of the Snake River Canyon. Open year 'round. Also onsite is a playground for the kids, convenience store and gas station. An RV Park is open with full hookups. Convenience store offers lot's of treats that will be sure to please!. "Come stay with us and experience all that we have to offer."2009-08-03T08:06:04-07:003038http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Flagg-Ranch-Resort/3038<br>Nestled in the pines, on a knoll, our recently built cozy log cabin rooms are comfortably furnished with either two queen beds or one king bed. Each room has a private bath, telephone, coffee maker and patio with rocking chairs. It is recommended that you make your reservations early for summer. With the limited lodging available within the two Parks, there is high demand during peak summer weeks.<br>Ideally located on the banks of the Snake River, two miles south of Yellowstone National Park and five miles north of Grand Teton National Park. Your headquarters for summer lodging and activities in the Greater Yellowstone area.<br>Their wooded campground is located near the Snake River with views of the surrounding mountains. The campground features 24 hour showers, laundry facilities, and pull through RV sites with full hook ups and 20 amp electric. Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. Reservations highly recommended during summer months. All rates are subject to change.2009-07-31T13:51:43-07:002091http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Snowshoeing/2091Whether you're on a guided tour or doing a little self exploration, Wyoming has the best snowshoe conditions. The Northwest to the Southeast and everywhere inbetween are sure to offer stunning views and will allow you to see the winter wildlife like nobody else can.2009-09-03T13:54:48-07:002798http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Connor-Battlefield-State-Historic-Site/2798<br>Here you can walk in the footsteps of Arapaho leader Black Bear, as he viewed his camp on the Tongue River. You can learn about General Patrick Connor's attack on Black Bear's village. This can all be done while you picnic.<br>Here you can walk in the footsteps of Arapaho leader Black Bear, as he viewed his camp on the Tongue River. You can learn about General Patrick Connor's attack on Black Bear's village.2009-07-28T22:00:01-07:003279http://www.wyomingtourism.org/overview/Holiday-Inn-Express-Hotel-and-Suites/3279 <br>Located off of I90 and Highway 59. Gillettes premier hotel. Relax and enjoy their indoor pool and hot tub. Their fitness center and business center make it easier to stay in shape and still get your work done. Free expanded breakfast. Free highspeed Internet.2008-12-02T15:37:46-08:00