Teton Mountain Bike Tours
David Hunger has built his Teton Mountain Bike Tours guide service on 15 years’ of pedaling about the national park and through the surrounding national forests. Not surprisingly, he knows where the...
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Aug 28, 2009
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Birding in Wyoming
When people think of the hottest birding spots in North America, Wyoming doesn't always come to mind. But about 400 species have been seen in the state, and the opportunities can be enticing enough...
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Aug 28, 2009
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Steak in Cody, Centennial and Cheyenne
Nothing stokes a hearty appetite like an adventure-filled day in the great outdoors. Whether riding horseback along the Continental Divide or rafting the Snake River, Wyoming visitors often find they...
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Feb 06, 2009
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Yellowstone National Park Wildlife
The world’s oldest national park is a total environment of plants and animals living together in a 2.2-million-acre biotic community, in which each form of life plays a role in the existence of the...
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Feb 17, 2009
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Powder Wyoming Skiing: Dubois
If you’re looking for a little more luxury than a heated little hut on a wide canyon floor, take Highway 89 out of town and then turn east on Highway 287/26. Brooks Lake Lodge, in the tradition of the...
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Feb 20, 2009
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Yellowstone National Park Snowmobiling
An abundance of wildlife, mountain vistas and thermal features keep Yellowstone an incredible experience even in winter. The pristine white setting will leave you breathless as you see how winter’s...
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May 21, 2009
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Yellowstone Cuisine: Xanterra Parks & Resorts
It wasn't too awfully long ago that dining in national parks left much to be desired, with entrees built primarily, and unceremoniously, around chicken, beef and trout. That's not to say a good meal...
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Feb 05, 2009
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Devils Tower Centennial
This 1,267-foot bulwark - declared the first national monument 100 year ago by President Theodore Roosevelt - has long inspired Native Americans, rock climbers, moviemakers and writers to fervent...
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Aug 07, 2009
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Camping with Horses
I have tried hiking into the depths of the Wind River Mountains, the unofficial heart of Wyoming's Bridger Teton National Forest three times. I have failed three times. Or, not really "failed" as it...
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Aug 03, 2009
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Best Bets For Sighting Wildlife
Northwestern Wyoming is a sprawling, open-air zoo. Here, forests, mountains, clear-running streams and verdant meadows nourish wolves, bison and bears - not too mention elk, eagles and bighorn sheep....
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Feb 12, 2009
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