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R ITZ H OSPITALITY
Your Travel & Entertainment Magazine
Spring/Summer 2014
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Spring/Summer Edition 2014
What’s Inside
Attractions &
Entertainment
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Fargo-Moorhead ........................................... 24
Saratoga/Platte Valley ................................... 25
Epicenter of Relaxed Adventure in the
Heart of the Colorado Rockies ...................... 26
Experience Garden City, Kansas .................... 27
Elk City, Oklahoma
Where the Roads to the
Past and Future Meet! .................................. 29
Sidetrack in Mineola! .................................... 30
Visit The Most Notorious Bars In Texas ......... 30
Brownfield, Texas .......................................... 31
Pecos, Texas – The Hot Spot for adventure
in Far West Texas .......................................... 32
Discover Dalhart, TX ...................................... 33
Red or Green?
Church Street Café Says “CHRISTMAS!” ....... 34
Accommodations
& Dining
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Veterans Memorial
Museum–Chehalis, WA ................................... 9
The Museum At Warm Springs
“Feel the Spirit” ............................................ 11
Museum of Geology
South Dakota School of Mines
and Technology ............................................. 13
Math’s Alive At the Strategic Air
& Space Museum .......................................... 14
Kansas Cosmosphere And Space Center ...... 17
Discovering The Grand Canyon ..................... 40
Hon-Dah Resort – Casino .............................. 38
Windmill Inns’ Top-Notch Services,
Unique Amenities Generate Rave
Reviews from Guests .................................... 39
America’s Best Value Inn - Torrington ........... 41
Miles City, Montana ....................................... 42
Holiday Inn Express/
Miles City Comfort Inn ................................... 42
Community
Publisher Information ...................................... 6
Marketplace .................................................. 44
Advertiser Index ............................................ 45
Departments
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Recreation
All Yellowstone Sports – Days Inn
West Yellowstone .......................................... 35
Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort ................... 37
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Whidbey Island Wonders ............................... 19
Welcome To Ontario, Oregon
Home of “America’s Global Village Festival” ... 28
Valley City, North Dakota ............................... 22
Welcome to Beulah, North Dakota ................ 23
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Veterans Memorial
Museum–Chehalis, WA
Civil War Siege of Petersburg
n the July weekend of the 12th – 13th we will
continue our recognition of the Sesquicentennial of
the American Civil War. We will be having another
large battle and encampment not far from the Museum. These
are really exciting events as we watch the battle unfold, learn
about life in the 1860’s from the living historians and learn
about the featured battle. This year’s battle will focus on the
Siege of Petersburg. This battle began in June of 1864 and
featured a unique event where the Union forces dug a mine
underneath the Confederate trenches to break the siege. The
mine was filled with explosives and detonated on July 30th. A
military debacle ensued when the Union troops ran headlong
into the massive crater rather than going around it. For hours
Confederate troops launched a counterattack that resulted in a
“turkey shoot” as the Union troops could not climb out of the
crater.
For this year’s event we are working with the engineers to
re-create the crater event. It will be a big BOOM! You won’t
want to miss this Civil War Battle!
Vietnam Traveling Wall
To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the beginning of the
Vietnam War, the Veterans Memorial Museum will host “The
American Veterans Traveling Tribute”, commonly referred to
as the Vietnam Traveling Wall, from July 31st to August 3rd,
2014. The Traveling Wall that will visit is the largest of the 5
around the country, 360’ long and 80% of the size of the real
Wall.
Six special programs will be held while The Wall is at the
Veterans Memorial Museum.
Thursday – Laying of the Wreaths: 6:00 PM
Friday: Opening Ceremonies, 6:00 PM, Travis Wofford speaker
Saturday: Vietnam Remembrance Day, 11:00 AM, John
Plaster speaker
Saturday: POW/MIA Remembrance Day, 4:00 PM
Sunday: Early Morning Community Church Service, 8:00
AM, Chaplain Stan Baker, speaker
Sunday: Closing Ceremonies, 2:00 PM, Ron Averill, speaker
The theme of the program is “To Heal and Honor”. Many
veterans returning from war bury emotions deep inside their
mind and heart and do not learn how to reconcile with them
until 20 to 50 years later. Unfortunately some never are able
to come to grips with these emotions. One of the major goals
of the Veterans Memorial Museum is to sponsor events such
as this to help the HEALING process begin.
All of the museum’s programs are intended to HONOR
those who serve or have served our country. The freedom our
citizens and our County currently have is a direct result of
the millions of American servicemen and women who have
served their country in peace and war! Secondly with the
Traveling Wall at the museum we will also HONOR those
who made the ultimate sacrifice in Vietnam. RH
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Massive 20,500 Sq. Ft. Museum
Hours: June-Sept. 1st, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tues.-Sat.
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday
Oct.-May 10 a.m. - 5p.m. Tues.-Sat.
July 12th – 13th, 2014
Civil War Battle
The Siege of Petersburg
July 31st – August 3rd, 2014
Vietnam Traveling Wall
The largest of 5 traveling across
the country–at 360’ long, it is 80%
the size of the real wall.
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For Information Call:
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COLVILLE TRIBAL MUSEUM
The Colville Tribal Museum, founded in 1987, provides a valuable
link to the rich heritage of the people who make up the Confederated
Tribes of the Colville Reservation. The Museum features numerous
hand woven baskets and beaded artifacts that are a truly work of art.
The museum offers the Tribal perspective and interpretation of the
history on the 12 tribes of the Colville Reservation.
MUSEUM GIFT SHOP
The Colville Tribal Museum Gift Shop provides an outlet for local
Indian artists and craftspeople. The gift shop has a unique selection
including, Pendleton Blankets & Pendleton Items, Books from Local Tribal Authors, Museum & Tribal Logo Apparel, beaded items,
and more....
We are located at 512 Mead Way, Coulee Dam, Washington.
For hours of operation, call (509) 633-0751.
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Twin Falls County Fair
August 27 – September 1, 2014
10 Year Round Camping Spaces Available
180 summer season spaces
Twin Falls County Fairgrounds
215 Fair Avenue, Filer, ID 83328
Fairgrounds Office: (208) 326-4396
www.tfcfair.com
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“Feel the Spirit”
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he award-winning Museum At
Warm Springs was created to
preserve the history and traditions of the Confederated Tribes of the
Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon.
The Museum is arranged to resemble
a traditional encampment among the
cottonwoods along Shitike Creek in the
Deschutes River Canyon. The Museum
is intended to be a place in harmony
with the natural environment.
Our newest feature is the Twanat Trail.
The Trail meanders along Shitike Creek
and features exquisite views and educational kiosks that relate the natural
history and tell about the animals, fish,
birds, and plants of the Museum’s site.
Visitors can picnic near the towering
cottonwoods and wild roses along the
Trail....and children can run and play
on our wide west field. The Museum
itself is built of natural materials that
reflect the surroundings and traditions
of the Tribes. Native stone, heavy
timber and brick are all finely detailed
to demonstrate the integration of art
into everyday life. Meaningful symbols
that are used by the Tribes, such as
the drum, dance costume bustles and
patterns from Klickitat baskets are also
integrated as art form in the building
design.
Summer weekends at The Museum
Visitors can meet Warm Springs master artists who demonstrate their arts
and crafts. This year’s summer exhibit
is “Warm Springs Beaded Tapestries”
St. Ignatius
Mission
Historic Site
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Open Daily located in
St. Ignatius, MT
(406) 745-2768
and runs from June 21 to September
16. This beautiful exhibit features
beaded clothing, dance regalia, and
accessories such as beaded bags and
jewelry from The Museum’s Collections. August 11 is the date of The
Museum’s 17th Annual Huckleberry
Harvest dinner and auction. Funds
raised support The Museum’s mission
to preserve, advance, and share the
knowledge of the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs. October is members’
appreciation month at The Museum. In
November The Museum hosts a Native
American heritage marketplace with
local artisans selling their authentic
jewelry, handicrafts, and weavings.
The Museum’s Gift Shop features
unique locally made, handcrafted
items and is the local distributor for
Pendleton Woolen Mills blankets,
clothing and accessories. Huckleberry
products ranging from coffee to candy
and including wonderful lotions and
soaps are a particular favorite with visitors. The Gift Shop can prepare madeto-order gift baskets for the Holidays
and for your gift-giving pleasure. RH
SHERMAN COUNTY
HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Baker Heritage Museum
Take a Walk on the Rural Side!
Imagine hands-on history
in award-winning exhibits:
petroglyph rubbings, grain
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clothes, clothespins on the
line, and horse-power.
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May through October
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National Buffalo
Museum &
Prairie Winds
Gift Shop
www.nationalbuffalomuseum.com
Open All Year
500 17th St. SE • Jamestown, ND
701-252-8648 • 800-807-1511
Evolution of the buffalo
through displays and exhibits.
Sacred White Buffalo and the
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Museum of Geology
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
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xplore the world through Geology! Geology is a fascinating and broad science, which
incorporates almost all of the other
sciences! At the Museum of Geology,
you’ll find extensive exhibits focusing
on Paleontology – the study of ancient
life, and Mineralogy – the study of
minerals, including gems, crystals, and
the rocks they form. Our displays are
engaging and accessible to those of
any age!
The Museum of Geology is located on
the campus of the esteemed South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
The Museum opened its doors in 1885,
and has been collecting and displaying
new specimens ever since.
Come and see our fascinating
mounted skeletons of dinosaurs,
mammals, marine reptiles, and fish!
Dozens of rare fossils from the White
River Badlands are arranged in
age-specific dioramas. Our mineral
displays include the Hall of South
Dakota Minerals, meteorites, gold,
and a fluorescent mineral room that’s
sure to fascinate. See our unique
specimens from as far away as Antarctica.
We also feature a brand new exhibit
on the history of the Museum in honor
of our 125th Anniversary in 2010. It
features items from the Museum’s past
including the Gold Medal diploma won
at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair and
the flag actually flown on the 1940
National Geographic Expedition. Learn
about the Museum’s past, present and
future with this insightful display.
Don’t miss the gift shop with a wide
selection of toys, books, jewelry,
mineral specimens, geology tools, and
apparel. Free Admission, donations
are always welcome! Guided tours are
available for groups. Please call ahead
to schedule, for more information and
hours (605-394-2467). http://museum.
sdsmt.edu
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Preserving the Past,
Protecting the Future
A world-renowned collection of
thousands of fossil and mineral
specimens from the Black Hills
and around the World.
National Presidential
Wax Museum
605-666-4455
609 Hwy 16A, Keystone, SD 57751
On the way to Mt. Rushmore
www.presidentialwaxmuseum.com
Celebrate America’s proud
heritage with a parade of U.S.
presidents in dramatic historical
settings. Recall our nation’s
leaders. Relive history’s great
events. And, recapture a spirit
of patriotism as you witness the
evolution of American democracy,
particularly with our breathtaking
display “911 Remembered.”
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally History
Nearly 100 Vintage Motorcycles
Historical Photos
Open Year-Round
Admission
Hours
Summer - Memorial Day to Labor Day
M-F 9-5; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 12-5
Open Holidays
Winter - Labor Day to Memorial Day
M-F 9-4; Sat. 10-4
Closed Sundays and Holidays
501 E. St. Joseph St.
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(605) 394-2467
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Math’s Alive At the Strategic Air & Space Museum
MathAlive! Opened September 21, 2013
at the Strategic Air & Space Museum
in Ashland, Neb. This one of the most
interactive and inspiring exhibitions
exploring the world of mathematics
ever to tour. MathAlive! is designed to
inspire, to spark the imagination and to
reveal not only math at work, but also
the endless possibilities of math. Primarily designed for kids in grades 3-8, the
exhibition brings to life the real math
behind what kids love most – video
games, sports, design, music, robotics
and more – and creates interactive and
immersive experiences that bring to life
the math at work in each, whether in
design, application or use. In this 5,000-square-foot exhibition,
visitors will ride snowboards in a 3-D
experience, design (and play) their own
video games, capture their 360-degree
images in a unique interactive, jump
into a binary dance party, even design
a custom skateboard for “pop” – the
quick, snapping motion that allows a
board to do the best tricks. Through
nearly 40 unique, interactive experiences, the exhibit takes math from its native
form into the applied worlds of design,
engineering, technology and science.
Strategic Air & Space Museum guests
will explore and operate simulations
of NASA’s latest robotics, including
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the Robonaut 2 and Curiosity rover.
Around a large-scale futuristic bridge
they learn how engineers work to make
a city hum while taking on different
engineering roles to design a more
sustainable infrastructure.
The exhibition is designed to help answer the age-old question: “Will I ever
use all this math they’re teaching us?”
Guests are accompanied by fun and
quirky virtual guides. Along the way
they’ll meet and hear professionals, visionaries and inspiring personalities talk
about math in their work across fields
kids are most interested in exploring.
The exhibit addresses all math strands
and subjects for upper elementary and
middle school, and neatly aligns with
standards for educator planning.
“This innovative exhibit responds to
the national movement toward greater
focus on STEM development and
STEM career awareness,” said Scott
Tarry, President & CEO of the Strategic
Air & Space Museum. “By engaging
kids in fun, math-based activities, the
content can inspire students to make
math a priority, reaching them in that
window of vulnerability when math
gets more challenging and kids begin
to lose interest. I’m confident that the
exhibit and related hands-on activities developed will ignite the thrill of
innovation and discovery for all those
who visit the museum. I know people
will be impressed and learn something
new as they interact with math coming
to life right in front of them.”
The Strategic Air & Space Museum located between Lincoln and Omaha
near Interstate 80, utilizes over 300,000
square feet of exhibit, education, and
event space to ignite the thrill of discovery and innovation in guests of all ages.
Organized in 1959, the original mission
of the museum was to commemorate
the contributions of the Strategic Air
Command, which until 1992 was
headquartered at Offutt Air Force Base.
The museum moved to its current location in 1998 upon completion of a new
indoor facility. The museum houses an
impressive collection of military aircraft
and space artifacts, many of which
have been restored in the museum’s
on-site restoration facility. To better
serve the community, the museum has
recently established a partnership with
the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s
Office of STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics) Education to provide cutting-edge educational
opportunities for students, teachers,
families, and adult learners. Traveling
exhibits, permanent exhibits, and a variety of special events provide additional
unique experiences for the museum’s
members and guests. RH
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Center Arts & Crafts
90 Ethete Rd. • Ft. Washakie 82514
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Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Sat. & Sun. by appt.
Complete Selection of Beadwork
The final resting place of Sacajawea,
the famous Shoshone woman
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Kansas Cosmosphere And Space Center
F
ounded in 1962, the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space
Center started out as the Hutchinson Planetarium.
It now consists of 105,000 square feet dedicated to
space science exhibits and educational programs, including a
planetarium, an IMAX® Dome Theater and the internationally
recognized Hall of Space Museum.
“Apollo 13” Courtesy: Kansas Cosmosphere And Space Center
The Cosmosphere houses the most significant collection of
U.S. space artifacts outside of the National Air and Space
Museum, and the largest collection of Soviet space artifacts
in the Western world, The Cosmosphere tells the story of the
Space Race in a way that no other museum can.
The Cosmosphere’s collection includes one-of-a-kind artifacts
such as the Apollo 13 command module Odyssey, the space
capsule Gemini X, the SR-71 Blackbird #961, and rare V-1 and
V-2 rockets. It also has on display a complete set of Mercury,
Gemini and Apollo spacecraft juxtaposed with a complete set
of Russian Vostok, Voskhod and Soyuz spacecraft. It is also the
permanent home of the Mercury capsule, Liberty Bell 7, which
the Cosmosphere and Discovery Channel recovered from the
ocean floor.
Approximately 150,000 visitors visit the Cosmosphere
yearly from every state and dozens of foreign countries.
Named one of the first affiliates of the Smithsonian Institution
in 1998, students visit the facility every year as part of school
field trips.
For more than 25 years, students have attended nationally
recognized camps at the cosmosphere. Camps are designed
for students as young as those going into the second grade
through high school age. The Cosmosphere also offers camps
for adults, scouts, and custom camps tailored to any group.
Named an official project of Save America’s Treasures by
the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the White
House, the Cosmosphere is known worldwide for its space
artifact restoration program including the complete restoration
of Apollo 13 and Liberty Bell 7.
When Liberty Bell 7 completed its nationwide tour late in 2005
and returned for permanent display at the space museum, the
Cosmosphere became one of only three locations in the world to
have flown Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo spacecrafts.
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Whidbey Island
Wonders
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ou haven’t experienced the Pacific Northwest unless you’ve paid a visit to Oak Harbor, on beautiful
Whidbey Island in Washington. This bustling community on the shores of the Puget Sound is just seven miles
south of Deception Pass Bridge – what islanders like to think
of as the eighth wonder of the world!
Oak Harbor
Just a Splash
Past Beautiful
Deception Pass on
Whidbey Island!
• RV camping on the waterʼs edge
• Two 18-hole golf courses
• Historic downtown shops featuring
flavorful restaurants, coffee shops
and specialty stores
• Whale and bird watching
www.oakharborchamber.com•360.675.3755
32630 SR 20•Oak Harbor, WA 98277
Easily accessible by bridge or ferry, Oak Harbor is situated
an easy two-hour drive from Seattle or Vancouver, British
Columbia, yet it feels a world away from the hustle and bustle
of urban living. Proud home of Naval Air Station Whidbey
Island, the town boasts an abundance of public waterfront, a
historic downtown featuring charming shops, flavorful
restaurants and lodging affordable enough to put a Whidbey
Island Vacation within reach.
Camping, climbing, boating, fishing, crabbing, biking,
hiking – there is no shortage of activities to keep residents and
visitors busy. Oak Harbor is proud to host several community
events throughout the year, as well, such as Holland
Happening on the last weekend in April – a nod to our
founding fathers; a truly old fashioned 4th OH July
celebration featuring a parade and fireworks set off over the
water; the Oak Harbor Music Festival on Labor Day weekend
which brings music lovers of all kinds to listen to some of the
best groups in the PNW; and zombie lovers flock to our
Monster Mash and Street Bash the Saturday before Halloween.
Whether you enjoy world class dining or familiar favorites,
stay in luxurious comfort in our hotels and bed and breakfasts
or rough it at one of the many camping spots, you will find
plenty to occupy your time in this beautiful place called Oak
Harbor.
For travel information, please contact the Greater Oak
Harbor Chamber of Commerce at 360-675-3755 or visit us at
www.oakharborchamber.com. RH
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Welcome To Ontario, Oregon
Home of “America’s Global Village Festival”
O
ntario, Oregon is nestled on the lush banks of the
Snake River and is proud to be the first Oregon city
you encounter when traveling west from the Idaho
border. Once you enter the uniquely rugged landscape of the
Treasure Valley, you will come to understand why many people
never want to leave. Those who choose to live here understand
the meaning and importance of a quality, family oriented lifestyle. Thus, the community reflects the energy, distinction, and
diversity of its surrounding geography and residents.
And speaking of diversity, this year the Ontario Chamber of
Commerce will host the 14th annual America’s Global Village
Festival in Lions Park on June 7th – the first Saturday in June.
The festivities begin at 10:00 a.m. with a multicultural parade
through the park followed by a flag ceremony.
The Festival celebrates the authentic cultural villages of
African, Basque, German, Hawaiian, Japanese, Mexican,
Pioneer, Scottish and Native American cultures. Each village
features food, arts and crafts, cultural demonstrations and
free youth activities. The main stage will highlight cultural
entertainment throughout the day.
Upon entering the park for the Festival, visitors will be given
a souvenir passport. With each visit to the villages, the passport
will be stamped. When children have a full passport, they will
receive a free prize. Adults who turn in a complete survey will
have a chance to win one of two $50 gas cards.
While Ontario is the kind of laid-back town you dream about
when you want to get away from the hectic schedule of a busy,
big city lifestyle, it also boasts a myriad of recreational activities for all ages, interests and skill levels within driving distance
from its downtown area. Here you can enjoy mountain biking,
hiking, golfing, camping, sport fishing, bird watching, kayaking, river rafting, horseback riding and much more. Ontario is
situated only two hours from four separate ski resorts, including
the world renowned Tamarack Ski Resort in Cascade, Idaho.
You can not only downhill ski to your heart’s content, but also
snowmobile, cross country ski and ice skate as well. There are
also 61 acres of lush parks within the city if you’re looking for
a place to just relax and enjoy the landscape.
Ontario is a town where you will find the people are genuine,
authentic, friendly, and down to earth. It is a town with a
fascinating history, rich traditions, and a diverse population.
It is also a place filled with things to do, places to see, and
four distinct and beautiful seasons, so any time you choose to
visit will be the perfect time. Visit us on our website at www.
ontariochamber.com
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Valley City,
North Dakota
U
Catfishing Tournament July 19th
Drayton Community Chamber of Commerce
City Office: (701) 454-3590
Chamber Line: (701) 454-FISH
www.draytonnd.com
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nique to the typically flat
lands of North Dakota is
the mile wide 300 foot deep
glacial meltwater trench called the
Sheyenne River Valley. Found only an
hour west of North Dakota’s largest
city (Fargo) on I-94, it is a short trek
to Valley City to take in the beauty of
a natural river valley and enjoy the
history and beauty of the region. The
Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic
Byway, a 63 mile drive, showcases the
area with 28 interpretive panels. You
can explore the history, geography,
geology, nature and take in the stories
of the Norwegian immigrants that
developed the valley.
Begin in Valley City at the Rosebud
Visitor Center and view the one of a
kind 1881 Northern Pacific Superintendent’s railcar. Specialty shops sprinkle
Valley City and you can enjoy the City
of Bridges tour. Fort Ransom, a village
south on the byway, hosts Sodbuster
Days. You can experience farming with
horse drawn equipment. North of the
byway, travel to Cooperstown to visit
Oscar Zero, a cold war missile site. Go
down into the missile silo and see how
our military lived during those dramatic
times. Come and enjoy the beauty and
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Welcome to Beulah, North Dakota
L
ocated on the south shore of
Lake Sakakawea, Beulah is
a bustling community with
a lot to offer visitors. You will find
everything you need to make your stay
comfortable. Beulah offers adventure
You will find culture and history
throughout the area that provides recreational opportunity and adventure for
the entire family. Explore the unique
for everyone, including golfing, the
beautiful Lake Sakakawea, unique
energy & mine tours, museums, recreational facilities, a new water park
that provides fun for the whole family,
dining to suit all tastes, and friendly
service throughout our community.
wildlife museum which hosts trophy’s
from all over the world, the history of
Mercer County can be discovered at the
Historical Museum where the exhibits
trace back time to the early settlers and
their lives.
Lake Sakakawea is located just
minutes away from Beulah and offers a
wide range of water-based recreational
activities and facilities. Beulah Bay and
Dakota Waters Resort provide a full
range of amenities and services for both
camping and fishing enthusiasts.
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Mercer County Fair
July 10-13, 2014
Dakota Walleye Classic
July 25& 26, 2014 - $12,000 1st Place
Beulah Centennial Celebration
August 7-10, 2014
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Fargo-Moorhead
F
argo-Moorhead is one of the friendliest places in
America! This is a fun, warm-hearted community of
2 cities in 2 states with a population of over 210,000.
Fargo-Moorhead is located at the intersection of interstate
highways I-29 and I-94.
Skyview Junction LLC
Cenex Station
Truck Stop • Hunting & Fishing
Licenses • Deli Food • Soft Ice Cream
Pizza & Subs • Broasted Chicken
Video Lottery
18 Miles East of Brookings
at Hwy Jct. 13 & 14
Elkton, SD 57026
(605) 542-4961
(888) 345-4961
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Fargo-Moorhead is the home of Bonanzaville, USA, a recreated frontier town and museum that allows visitors to
experience a small community of the late 19th century.
Nowhere but in Fargo-Moorhead will you find a museum
dedicated to baseball great Roger Maris, a Fargo native.
Fargo-Moorhead is also home to the Plains Art Museum, the
Rourke Art Museum and the Fargo Air Museum, that
specializes in flyable war planes.
You might also want to visit the Historical & Cultural
Society of Clay County. It documents the history of the
region's Norwegian immigrants who, along with Canadians,
Germans and Icelanders, settled much of the area. The
museum contains the Hjemkomst, a replica of an ancient
Viking ship, which completed a voyage to Norway in 1982
as well as the Hopperstad Stave Church which is a full scale
replica Norwegian Church.
Fargo-Moorhead isn't entirely about past events. It is the
largest shopping destination between Minneapolis/St. Paul
and Spokane, WA. With superior shopping, a variety of over
350 restaurants, cultural events, museums, a historic
downtown and professional and amateur sports make it a
great destination for visitors.
Download the Official Visitor Guide for the full scoop on
Fargo-Moorhead at www.fargomoorhead.org RH
Saratoga/
Platte Valley
By: Stacy Crimmins, Executive Director
I
n the pristine Platte Valley, you will find areas where you
can hike without crowds, hear creeks rushing by, smell
the scent of evergreens, or listen to aspens sway in the
wind. Want more? Immerse yourself in the free hot pool,
where legend has it that these waters were enjoyed by ancient
Indian tribes.
Winding through the town of Saratoga is the Upper North
Platte River. The Encampment River flows through Riverside
and feeds into the Platte River. These rivers boast some of the
best Blue Ribbon trout fishing anywhere.
Travel the boardwalk at the Storer-Saratoga Lake Wetland
Project, nesting habitat to many bird species and adjacent to
the popular Saratoga Lake. While in the area, you can tour the
National Fish Hatchery.
Saratoga/ Platte Valley Chamber of Commerce
210 W. Elm Street ~ Saratoga, Wyoming
www.saratogachamber.info
(307) 326-8855
Check our website for a full list of motels, restaurants, things to do and more!
So Near,
So FUN!
Photo by: Noel Van Hayes
The Town of Encampment has a rich mining history, and
at the Grand Encampment Museum, you can relive the past
through colorful exhibits and authentic cabins. Displays and
dioramas at the Saratoga Museum also illustrate times gone
by, offering interpretive presentations as well as a beautiful
outdoor pavilion.
Shopping the Valley is a unique opportunity with specialty
shops to fill every need. Whether looking for something special
for you, your family or your horse, you’ll find it here.
The breathtaking Sierra Madre and Snowy Range Mountains
majestically surround the Valley. Ideal for hiking, camping
and wildlife gazing in the summer, these mountains are also
perfectly suited for wintertime cross country skiers and snowmobilers with over 300 miles of groomed trails.
For more information about the Platte Valley and our
community events, visit www.saratogachamber.info or call
307-326-8855.
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Experience
Garden City, Kansas
J
ust the name Garden City evokes visions of dreamy
fields and breathtaking sunsets and as you enter our
corner of southwest Kansas you will be transported by
the amber waves of grain and the fresh tilled fields. But wait
there is so much more…
Garden City boast one of the area’s largest Zoos. The Lee
Richardson Zoo has 50 acres of discovery, with over 350
animals from around the world and a variety of botanicals from the area. You will experience the majesty of the
mighty elephant all the way to tenderness of the tiniest bird.
The Zoo also takes an active role in global conservation
programs aimed at protecting the many rare and endangered
species. Look for the species survival plan symbol throughout the Zoo. For your convenience a cell phone tour is available to guide you through the Zoo and as an AZA accredited
(Association of Zoos and Aquariums) facility you are assured you are visiting a facility that is dedicated to providing
excellent care for the animals and a great experience for you
and your family.
If wondering through our lovely Zoo is not for you then let
hit the greens for the best golf Kansas has to offer. Buf-
1513 E. Fulton Terrace
Garden City, KS 67846
Phone: (620) 276-0607
Toll Free: (800) 879-9803
www.finneycountycvb.com
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falo Dunes the municipal course was rated the number one
municipal course in the nation by Golf Digest in 2009. This
challenging regulation course is co-host the Southwest Kansas
Pro-Am annually. Over 400 golfers come to Garden City
the first week of August to compete in one Kansas longest
running Pro-Am tournaments. The Golf Club at Southwind
(co-host) is also a regulation golf course and host many
events including weddings, banquets and much more in their
large dining area. The Golf Club is also reciprocal with other
country clubs.
After a long hot day on the course cool down in the World’s
largest Hand Dug Pool. One city block of pure refreshment
for visitors and the community to enjoy. Built in 1922 as a
part of President Roosevelt’s work program it is a part of
history that is still making a huge splash nearly 90 years later.
Always moving forward Garden City has added a new splash
park to further enhance the pool park.
Garden City is also host to several festivals such as Beef
Empire Days and a PRCA Rodeo, the Tumbleweed Music
Festival and The Southwest Kansas Riverless Festival just to
name a few.
Finally top off your evening with at one of Garden City’s
many fine eateries. With such a diverse community base you
can travel the world from restaurant to restaurant, foods from
Vietnam, Mexico, that good ole Southwest Kansas steak and
anything else your heart desires.
Check into one of our fine hotels and rest peacefully as you
are treated like family in any of our lodging facilities.
We invite you to come experience Garden City, Kansas. For
more information please call 1-800-879-9803 or visit us on
the web @www.finneycountycvb.com RH
Elk City, Oklahoma
Where the Roads to the Past and Future Meet!
E
lk City is the epitome of
Oklahoma and its rich heritage.
From the establishment of
what was once a rural community in
1901, the development of Route 66 as
the nation’s first highway system to
world champion cowboys, Elk City
represents the heart of the great state of
Oklahoma.
For entertainment, visitors can “get
their kicks” at a variety of museums
including the National Route 66
Museum, Old Town Complex and the
one-of-a-kind Transportation Museum
which gives a great education in the
history of how automobiles, trains and
plains impacted travel in the United
States. The Farm and Ranch Museum
showcases decades of equipment used
to harvest crops in the second largest
industry in the state and the
Blacksmith Museum takes you back
to a time forgotten.
Elk City also hosts plenty of events
each year for tourists and visitors to
enjoy. From the Southwest Farm and
Home Expo in April, the award winning
annual PRCA Rodeo of Champions on
Labor Day weekend, the Fall Festival in
September featuring the best in arts and
crafts and the Oklahoma National Ju-
nior Heifer Show in November brings
visitors from all over to showcase their
stock. The largest Christmas light
display in Southwest Oklahoma,
Christmas in the Park, brings back old
rustic cowboy décor to boutiques
showcasing the latest in fashion.
Make a day of shopping in Elk City
during Route 66 Days in June, the
Sizzlin’ Summer Sidewalk Sale
in July and scare up some frightful
deals during Moonlight Madness in
October.
Be sure to bring a hearty appetite as
Elk City offers a variety of restaurants guaranteed to satisfy everyone
from cowboys to city slickers. When
you’re ready to hang your hat, Elk City
has over 850 rooms for the visitor to
choose from.
Located on Interstate 40, Elk City’s
endless blue skies, rich rolling hills and
red earth make this community a great
place to hang your hat any time of year.
So plan your trip to Elk City and
let us share our Western Oklahoma’s
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fashioned family traditions with train
rides on the candy cane express, old
fashioned horse-drawn carriage rides,
light tours and of course, kids of all ages
enjoy riding the Centennial Carousel
or the Choctaw Miniature Train.
Elk City’s vibrant downtown shopping district boasts everything from
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Pecos, Texas
The Hot Spot for
adventure in Far West Texas
T
here in the heart of West Texas sits the community
of Pecos with a friendly western smile waiting to
invite you to come in find the true cowboy in you.
With its rich history of cowboys and rodeo, Pecos has one
of the best historical attractions in West Texas, the West of
the Pecos Museum. Over 50 rooms occupying three floors of
western heritage, artifacts and West Texas lore can be found
in it describing the proud history that is the roots of this Pecos
community and the surrounding area. Speaking of preserving
history, just a couple of blocks south of the West of the Pecos
Museum there is a place that exists just for the auto historians.
The Memory Lane Car Museum takes you back in time with
their excellent antique auto collection for your enjoyment.
With Pecos also known as Home of the World’s First Rodeo
there is a certain pride in wearing cowboy boots on an
everyday basis. Back in 1883, on Independence Day, local
cowboys with great skill decided to compete in the world’s
first Rodeo right there in Pecos! Now, annually cowboys from
all over gather in the historical Buck Jackson Arena to
compete in Rodeo action for that coveted recognition four
As home to The World's First Rodeo, we have heritage of
western hospitality and a reputation for fun. We invite you to
come and visit a hot spot in adventurous Far West Texas.
Annual Events
Jan: Reeves County Jr. Livestock Show
March: Texas Proud in Pecos
May: Annual Toro Diablo Bull Riding
Relay For Life
June: Golden Girl of the Old West Revue
Little Miss Cantaloupe Pageant
Old Timer's Reunion
West of The Pecos Rodeo
July: Night In Old Pecos/Cantaloupe Festival & Food Show
Aug: Annual Cantaloupe Fly-In
Sept: 16 de September Festival
Oct: County Fall Fair & Livestock Show
County Sheriff's Posse BBQ Coo-Off
Dec: Annual Christmas Parade
Christmas Lighting & Fireworks
www.pecsotx.com Visit our Facebook Page
Pecos Area Chamber of Commerce/CVB
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exciting nights in the West of the Pecos Rodeo. What a site it
is! Visitors from all over the world travel to this laid back,
friendly community to celebrate Rodeo heritage. And
speaking of cowboys, located in the Pecos Area Chamber
of Commerce/CVB is the Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame where
cowboys from Pecos and the area have been inducted in
recognition for their Rodeo accomplishments. While you are
out in the west drop in for a visit, spend some time and walk
away with your own western smile, compliments of Pecos,
Texas.
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PRESERVING HISTORY WEST OF THE PECOS SINCE 1963
Museum Hours:
Memorial Day thru Labor Day – Monday thru Saturday 9 - 5 Sunday 1 - 4
Labor day thru Memorial day – Tues thru Saturday 9 - 5
120 E. Dot Stafford St., Pecos, Texas
Ph. (432) 445- 5076 – westofthepecosmuseum.com
Discover Dalhart, TX
S
ituated in the northwest corner of the TEXAS Panhandle, no matter what time of year you visit Dalhart
there is always something FUN!!
Rita Blanca Lake Area – Features prime bird-viewing year
round. Improved trails for walking, hiking, horseback riding,
running or just walking are accessible year round weather
permitting. RV Hook-ups are available along with picnic
tables, playground facility, large Pavilion for large outdoor
gatherings and the Rita Blanca Disk Golf Course. The Texas
Parks & Wildlife will stock the nearby fishing pond in the
winter months with trout. In the spring the City hosts a fishing
derby for the local kids.
Visit
Dalhart
Texas
From Rodeos
to Recreation,
Restaurants to
Retail Therapy,
See What’s Happening
in Dalhart!
Dalhart Chamber of Commerce
102 E. 7th Avenue
(806) 244-5646
WWW.DALHART.ORG
The XIT Museum is a great place to stop. The museum
offers a wealth of history and features a unique wildlife
exhibit, cheese making exhibit, farming, ranching and pioneer
exhibits and much more. Here you can learn about the Dust
Bowl, Dalhart Army Airfield, XIT Ranch and much more.
The museum is open Tuesday – Saturday each week,
www.xitmuseum.org
The largest and most-well know community celebration is
the Annual XIT Rodeo & Reunion still going for more than 75
years. The event originated when ranch hands from the XIT
Ranch decided to get together to swap stories and rodeo. Now,
the three-day festival held in August features the world’s largest
free barbeque, nightly PRCA Rodeo, dance, XIT Melodrama
and free pork chops and more. Other activities included
Fiddlers Contest, Street Parade, Antique Tractor Pull, XIT 1k &
5k run/walk, Mud Bogs, Arts & Crafts Show and more.
The Jewel of the Plains, The La Rita Performing Arts
Theatre, nestled in Downtown Dalhart his home of the XIT
Melodrama, during the annual XIT Rodeo & Reunion. This
1920’s movie theatre has been fully restored to its full
grandeur. Many events held here include local productions,
poetry gatherings and is a great venue for singers &
musicians. For information and upcoming shows visit
www.larita.org or call 806-244-5646.
And these are just a few of the highlights, learn more at,
www.dalhart.org
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Sidetrack in Mineola!
F
ind yourself surrounded in the
magic of Mineola!
Located between Dallas and
Shreveport at the crossroads of Highways 69 and 80 Mineola’s Downtown
Historic District is listed on the National
Register of Historic Places. Treat yourself to a step back in time and explore
outstanding antique, gift, craft, ladies
fashion, glass art, bath, jewelry, nature,
coffee shops and dining establishments.
Visit the award winning Mineola Historical Museum and the restored 1906
Depot. Catch a ride on Amtrak's Texas
Eagle to Chicago or Los Angles and
points in between. Enjoy the musicians
every Saturday (weather permitting)
for Main Street Music on the Street.
Mineola offers an outstanding bed and
breakfast inn and hotels. The Mineola
Civic Center welcomes the RV traveler
with 224 pads many with full hookups.
The Select Theater/Lake Country Playhouse is one of the oldest continuous
operating movie theaters in Texas. Live
productions are on stage 4 times per
year. First run movies are shown Fridays
and Saturdays and the Lake Country
Orchestra performs quarterly.
Sports enthusiasts can play golf, basketball or go fishing at area lakes.
Lake Fork, the "Bass Capital of Texas"
is a 20 minute drive north. Lake Holbrook is a short 10 minute drive where
you’ll not only find fishing and boating
but, the only beach in town.
Need to get in touch with your nature
side? Mineola is home to the 3000
acre Mineola Nature Preserve on
the Sabine River. The preserve has
equestrian, hiking and biking trails
galore. It's a photographers paradise
and a birdwatchers dream----but don't
feed the alligators and keep your eyes
open for Bigfoot! Join us at NatureFest October 17 and 18 and celebrate
the great outdoors. 1800-646-3642 or
www.visitmineola.com RH
Visit The Most Notorious Bars In Texas
H
untsville is home to the finest
prison bars in Texas and the
first gated community since
1849. The idea for the museum budded
in the mid-1980’s by community volunteers and administrators of the Texas
Department of Corrections who began
collecting and preserving artifacts scattered throughout the vast prison system.
Some of the artifacts were displayed
in the Criminal Justice Center of Sam
Houston State University in Huntsville.
The growing interest in the prison collections led to the opening of the Texas
Prison Museum in 1989 - located in a
small, leased building on the downtown
square. While the most prominent
artifacts on display were loaned by the
prison system, additional items were
loaned by individuals. As it grew in
popularity, the museum board and the
prison system shared a vision to build
a new home by Interstate 45. In 2002,
the Prison Museum opened its new
6,000 square foot facility. The new
museum grounds is also the home of
the Sesquicentennial Plaza, dedicated
in 1998 to past and present employees
of the Texas prison system.
The Prison Museum still receives
donations of artifacts and is planning
the addition of a new museum wing to
accommodate the need for additional
space. Over 31,000 people visited
the museum in 2013. A popular and
interesting tour includes Old Sparky,
the Texas electric chair that executed
361 men between 1924 - 1964; artifacts
from the famous Texas Prison Rodeo;
inmate-made weapons; guns used
by guards; artifacts from the 11-day
hostage situation in 1974; a detailed
model of the Huntsville “Walls” prison;
and a replica cell that you can enter.
A gift shop with many beautiful items
handcrafted by inmates is a popular
shopping venue. Stop in for a visit - we
promise to let you leave. RH
Celebrating 25 years! The Texas Prison Museum showcases the
world’s most famous prison system. Visitors can see Old Sparky,
the Texas electric chair, artifacts from the famous Texas Prison Rodeo, inmate made weapons and craft items, guns used by guards, an
exact model of the historic “Walls” Unit, Bonnie (Bonnie & Clyde)
Parker’s pistol. Step into a replica prison cell and so much more.
Great gift shop with inmate made goods.
Open 7 days a week. $4, $3 seniors, $2 children, AAA & military discounts.
491 Hwy 75 N, Huntsville, Texas 77320
www.txprisonmuseum.org
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Brownfield, Texas
B
rownfield is located on the Texas South Plains
38 miles southwest of Lubbock. The small-town
atmosphere is enhanced by beautiful sunsets, friendly
people, a skate park, aquatic center, and a disc golf course.
The local Senior Center offers a variety of activities such as
quilting and art. A definite must see the Terry County Quilt
Trail.
Acres of cotton, peanuts, and grain have dotted the landscape
for decades. Today one can look out over the horizon and see
the added green vineyards that are producing juice for much
sought after wines. Terry County produces more grapes than
any other county in Texas and is now home to a custom crush
winemaking facility.
Brownfield is referred to as the star of the Texas South
Plains. It is easily accessible with major highways from
Lubbock, Dallas, Odessa, and Roswell, New Mexico.
Whether you are on your way to New Mexico or just passing
thru, plan on staying with us in Brownfield, Texas.
April 11, 12
8th Annual Quilt Show
June 11 & 12
Knights of Columbus Great American Cook off
August 1, 2
Terry County Vineyard Festival
October 3, 4
67th Annual Terry County Harvest Festival
For more information please contact the Brownfield Chamber
and Visitor Center (806)-637-2564 or visit our website at
www.brownfieldchamber.com, www.ci.brownfield.tx.us RH
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Sidetrack in Mineola!
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Gateway to the Old West
LORDSBURG-HIDALGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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Come to Eagle Nest
for Cool Adventures!
Visit the El Camino Real international Heritage Center,
Historic San Miguel Mission, Hammel Museum, Fort
Craig, Historic Magdalena and the Historic Plaza.
Socorro Heritage and Visitors Center
217 Fisher Ave., Socorro, NM 87801
(575) 835-8972
www.socorronm.gov
P.O. Box 322
Eagle Nest, NM 87718
575-377-2420
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Red or Green?
Church Street Café Says “CHRISTMAS!”
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TRAVELIN’ JACK ENJOYS DINNER ON
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Photo by LuAnne DeMeo.
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f you understand New Mexican
cuisine….then this is no mystery….rather the most common
question asked ”Which Salsa do you
prefer-Red or Green?” The most
popular answer at Church Street Café?
BOTH-or “Christmas!”
Their award winning salsa tops off
the fabulous food at Church Street
Café-- one of Albuquerque’s iconic,
favorite dining spots. Church Street
Café IS authentic New Mexican.
The salsas are made daily in-house,
utilizing the best New Mexican chile.
The recipes are old style, as represented by their specialty- Rellenos,
made from old northern New Mexico
recipes.
Located conveniently in Albuquerque’s Old Town district, Church
Street Café welcomes local and tourist diners alike. The historic preservation of one of Albuquerque’s original
homes, Casa de Ruiz, built during
the founding of Albuquerque around
1706, is now Church Street Café and
one of Albuquerque’s historic gems.
Here Diners sit amidst its warm
ambience, relish excellent local
food, and experience a timeless piece
of Albuquerque’s history. Church
Street Café offers seasonal outdoor
dining on two patios and year-round
indoor dining in their individual
dining areas adorned with authentic
southwest art & décor.
From zesty guacamole to sizzling
Fajitas or savory Combo Plates….
all dishes are prepared individually
with fresh ingredients and created,
seasoned and presented for the diner
when the order is taken. The aroma
of roasting chile emanates throughout
the restaurant enticing your nose for
the awaiting taste on your palate with
the tasty food.
Open daily for breakfast, lunch and
dinner, Church Street Café offers New
Mexico wines, beers and their popular
Wine Margarita as accompaniments to
their delicious food. Pets are welcome
on the patios.
For lovers of New Mexican cuisine,
Church Street Cafe is the place to go!
Visit our website at www.churchstreetcafe.com, (505) 247-8522
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Church Street Cafe
(505) 247-8522
2111 Church Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87401
Behind the San Felipe de Neri Church
We specialize in
Northern
New
Mexico
cuisine
Epicenter of Relaxed Adventure in the
Heart of the Colorado Rockies
P
erched along the shores of Dillon Reservoir in the
heart of the Colorado Rockies, Frisco, Colorado is the
relaxed western mountain we all hope to discover on
vacation. Mount Royal punctuates one end of Frisco Main
Photo credit: ToddPowell.com
Street reminding visitors and locals that hiking and mountain
biking beckon within an easy stroll from Main Street. Dillon
Reservoir sits on the other end of Main Street calling out with
endless water sport adventures including kayaking, fishing,
stand up paddle boarding, sailing, boat tours, canoeing and
motor boating. The full service Frisco Bay Marina offers boat
rentals and makes getting out on the reservoir a stress-free and
easy family experience. A paved recreation path is also accessible from all around Frisco leading to miles and miles of road
biking, running and plain old strolling.
But life in Frisco isn’t just about discovering your next
outdoor adventure. It is about savoring the quiet moments
and creating memories which will last a lifetime. Most visitors park their cars for days and grab a cruiser bike or just
a pair of flip flops to discover their new favorite restaurant,
watering hole or shop on Frisco’s charming Main Street. At
some point, you will likely find yourself sitting on a blanket
with your family at one of Frisco’s Concerts in the Park, and
you’ll wonder if you could call in sick and make this laidback
western mountain town your home for a few more days. Visit
us at www.townoffrisco.com or call (800) 424-1554 to find
out how to make Frisco, Colorado your new home away from
home. RH
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Here the simple things make your days
full of wonder. A cruiser bike ride to
your new favorite coffee shop. Canoeing
with views of snowcapped peaks. A
walk to somewhere you’ve only seen on
your screen saver. A concert in the park.
Your happy hour is now 24 hours.
Area Chamber of Commerce
www.kremmlingchamber.com
800.424.1554
townoffrisco.com
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All Yellowstone Sports – Days Inn West Yellowstone
I
n the heart of downtown West Yellowstone, the Days
Inn of West Yellowstone offers our guests the best in
year round resort accommodations. Our spacious and
well-appointed rooms include many amenities to make
every guest feel at home. Our Trapper’s Restaurant offers a
delicious, hearty breakfast, and don’t forget our indoor pool
with a 100’ water slide and two hot tubs to relax in after a
hard day of exploring all of the natural wonders around us.
Let us do the
driving and tour
Yellowstone in one
of our comfortable
vans. Enjoy a day
with our informative guides taking
in the breath-taking
scenery and viewing the wildlife.
These interpretive tours let you stop and see the features,
take once in lifetime photos, or learn some of the history of
the nation’s oldest national park.
West Yellowstone is known for its “Blue Ribbon Trout
Streams” in the surrounding area. You can always try your
hand at fly-fishing in Yellowstone National Park, Henry’s
Fork of the Snake River, or the Madison and Gallatin Rivers.
Just ask our front desk staff and they can help you select a
fly-fishing guide, we have some of the best in the world just
two blocks away!
Traveler’s Snowmobile Rentals provide top-of-the-line
Polaris snowmobile
rentals, guided
tours, and vacation
packages. We offer
a variety of activities and adventures
from “soft” to
“heart pounding.”
During winter we
offer guided tours
in Yellowstone National Park on 4-stroke snowmobile or tour
in a heated snowcoach. We are also surrounded by 400 miles
of groomed and mapped snowmobile trails outside the park
in the National Forest; so don’t forget to take time to stop and
play in some of the deep powder along the way!
After a day of activities, you can enjoy the IMAX Theater or
the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center. They are only a few
blocks away, a nice evening stroll.
We can arrange for the many outdoor adventures available in
Yellowstone Country, no matter which of the four seasons you
choose to visit. Call us at 1-800-548-9551, one call does it all. RH
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Anthony Lakes
Mountain Resort
N
estled between La Grande and Baker City, Oregon,
Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort is located just 19
miles west of I-84 on a well maintained all-weather
road. With a base elevation of 7,100 feet, high in the Elkhorn
range of Eastern Oregon’s Blue Mountains, Anthony Lakes
offers some of the best powder in the Northwest. Along
with 1,100 acres of lift-accessed terrain and 30 kilometers
of groomed and track-set Nordic trails, Anthony Lakes also
offers cat skiing and yurt rentals. Want more? Anthony Lakes
now invites you to Own the Mountain for a day, where you
and up to 49 friends can have the entire resort to yourselves!
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Explore the spectacular Bob Marshall Wilderness on horseback
An adventure awaits you, offering unparalleled
horseback riding, hiking, camping, and exploring.
Experience non-stop fishing action on some of the
finest wilderness fly fishing streams in the West.
Join us and experience the
awesome beauty of Montana.
Contact A Lazy H Outfitters
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The base area is equipped with a full service day lodge, rental
& repair shop, learning center, and Nordic lodge. Anthony Lakes
frequently hosts bands for afternoons of skiing & dancing! Also
enjoy award winning beer on tap in the Starbottle Saloon!
The events calendar at Anthony Lakes is full of various
winter and summer happenings, including Nordic tours, the
annual Winter Triathlon, Beach Party and Snow Blast, (which
presents Eastern Oregon’s largest firework display)! In the
summer, come up and see the intense finish of the Baker City
Cycling Classic, participate in the annual Elkhorn Archers 3D
Bowshoot and much more!
Anthony Lakes is a fabulous venue for summer weddings,
reunions and other large gatherings. For facility rental
information, weather conditions, live music/events, catskiing, yurt rentals, & Own the Mountain information, visit
www.anthonylakes.com or call 541.856.3277.
For over fifty years, Anthony Lakes has boasted a friendly,
fun, and affordable snow rider’s experience. With little
to no lift lines, endless powder, scenic Nordic trails, and
breathtaking views, Anthony Lakes is love at first sight. Don’t
overlook this year-round playground!
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Hon-Dah
Resort – Casino
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state. Scenery that Barry Goldwater once
described as, “a little piece of Heaven
that God let fall to Earth.” To most of
us, the cool air alone is Heaven. So with
Senator Goldwater’s words in mind, may
I suggest a destination that has come
to be known as the jewel of the White
Mountains - Hon-Dah Resort Casino.
Their latest marketing campaign
promises “a million moments….one
place.” And that is a promise that is
easily kept. Hon-Dah Resort Casino
has always distinguished itself as the
premiere White Mountain destination
surrounded by the great outdoors. With
over 128 well-appointed rooms, fine
dining and amazing buffets, pals a level
of hospitality that many higher-profile
resorts could take a lesson from, the
resort has been quietly building a
reputation for excellence for years.
The Casino hosts over 800 slot
machines with over 100 new ones
in place. Check out the poker room
and its weekly schedule of tournaments, LIVE entertainment 6 nights
a week, including Munday Fun day
which features headline comedians.
And don’t forget about the culinary
choices. From casino snacks to
fine dining and buffets (and room
service), the Hon-Dah Resort Casino
has established itself as the informed
choice as “home-base” for a White
Mountain Getaway.
Take a break from the heat and visit
Hon-Dah Resort Casino and check out
the coolest spot in Arizona.
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Windmill Inns & Suites’ Top-Notch Services, Unique
Amenities Generate Rave Reviews from Guests
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ou know you’re doing something right when guests say
their only disappointment is
not finding your hotels everywhere
they travel.
The Scottsdale-based group of two
in—Chandler, and Tucson, Ariz.—is
earning rave reviews from guests who
have experienced Windmill Inns &
Suites’ spotless guestrooms and public
areas, top-notch service and highly
affordable rates. Guest satisfaction is so
high that many patrons take the time to
not only fill out comment cards, but to
write glowingly of their experience.
“Our hallmark has always been great
rates; sincere, friendly service; and
roomy, clean accommodations,” said
Windmill Inns & Suites President and
C.E.O John Cauvin, a 30-year hotel
veteran.
“It’s incredibly satisfying to have
people tell us personally, in the lobby
or at the front desk, that they’ve enjoyed their stay,” Cauvin said. “But
when they take the time to write to
us about how much they enjoyed the
experience... well, that’s very special
and meaningful to us. It tells us that all
the hard work we put into delivering
great service, clean accommodations
and desired amenities—all at affordable
rates—is being rewarded.”
At Windmill Inns & Suites, those
amenities include free Continental
breakfast, free local calls (and free access to long-distance calls), free daily
newspapers for each guest, and free
parking. Cauvin points out that some of
these amenities are also offered at other
hotels, so he’s implemented an amenity
program that goes above and beyond
the typical hotel offerings.
For example, both Windmill Inns &
Suites allow pets to stay—for free; all
make bicycles available for free; all
make available free lending libraries
and free games for children; and all
offer high-speed Internet access—for
free—as well as access to free helpdesk assistance, should the need arise,
via a toll-free phone number. And
there’s even a bonus included in the
free Continental breakfast—guests can
even make their own waffles!
“We’ve always tried to do things
that set us apart from our competitors
and provide more satisfaction for our
guests,” Cauvin said. “That’s been our
philosophy for more than 20 years, and
we’ve instilled it in our staff culture
and emphasized it in our ongoing
staff-training programs. We believe in it
thoroughly, and that is why we’re proud
to offer guests our unique, 110 percent
guarantee of satisfaction.”
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Gold Country Inn
921 W. Winnemucca Blvd.,
Winnemucca, NV 89445
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almost any taste: one of the most amazing natural
sites in America-the Grand Canyon. In addition to
the fabulous views, the Grand Canyon has something for just
about everyone.
IMAX: Learn about the history of the Grand Canyon-spanning
from the original Native American inhabitants to the great
explorers-in the most watched IMAX film in history, Grand
Canyon: The Hidden Secrets. Visit the National Geographic
Visitors Center for show times.
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Jeep Tours: Experience the wildlife, history and geology of
the Grand Canyon on an outback, back-road Jeep tour. While
adventuring in open-air, four-wheel-drive safari vehicles, professional guides discuss the early settlers, the cowboys, native
wildlife, history, and the facts and folklore of the canyon.
National Geographic Photo Gallery: Take a walk through
time at the National Geographic photo gallery. Located at
the National Geographic Visitors Center, the award-winning
photos include images from the National Geographic
archives encompassing three major themes: John Wesley
Powell, Native Americans and Mapping the Canyon.
Helicopter Tours: Up for a birds-eye view of the Grand
Canyon? Experience the excitement of a Canyon air tour in
state-of-the-art helicopters with specifically equipped vista
view windows on a Papillon helicopter tour. You can find
more information at papillon.com
Bus Tours: Not up for the adventure but want to live the
experience? Grand Canyon bus tours take you to the most
popular scenic overlooks and historic sites in a quiet, comfortcontrolled tour bus.
For more information on these and other activities visit the
National Geographic Visitors Center-one mile south of the
South Rim Entrance to Grand Canyon National Park-or go to
www.grandcanyonimaxtheater.com
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America’s
Best Value
Inn - Torrington
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ow with over 900 national locations, America’s
Best Value Inn has ranked as the fastest growing
hotel chain four years running. Each franchise is
independently owned and operated, and is subject to an
annual corporate inspection to ensure the utmost quality.
The branch in
Torrington recently received
the highest
possible “four
check” rating,
a mere four
points from a
perfect score.
Whether
you’re in town
for business, a
family vacation
or a romantic
getaway, this is the perfect stop for great amenities and
competitive value. Enjoy clean, aesthetic rooms with wireless internet connection. Relax in the indoor pool and hot
tub, and start the morning off right with a free continental
breakfast.
Located
directly off
highway 85
and 26, Torrington sees its
fair share of
travelers year
round. It’s a
popular stop
in the summer
months for
those heading to historic
Deadwood and Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota, the Grand
Tetons, and the famed Fort Laramie. Torrington boasts
a large indoor arena which plays host to a full slate of
activities and events, drawing spectators from all over the
country. “I love the people I meet. I’ve been doing this
for fifteen years and really enjoy the industry,” remarks
General Manager, Trish Bohnencamp.
For more information log onto www.bestvaluetorrington.
com or call 307-532-7118.
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Miles City, Montana
W
hen was the last time you
took a walk along the river
bank or sat in an ice cream
parlor and visited over a double scoop?
When was the last time you greeted a
stranger you met on the street, or just
sat and watched the sunset? If you
can’t remember, you need to get to
Miles City, Montana as quickly as you
can. For a healthy change of pace come
see us. “Miles City, Montana: Detoxing
workaholics since 1876”.
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Holiday Inn Express/
Miles City Comfort Inn
P.O. Box 5025
3rd & Front Street
Forsyth, MT 59327
Wireless Internet
I-94 & Hwy. 12, Exit 93
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406-346-2242
1-800-621-3754
Fax: 1-406-346-7114
Westwind
Motor Inn
“Forsyth’s Finest”
I-94 & Exit 93
225 West Wind Lane
Forsyth, MT 59327
406-346-2038
Reservations:
1-888-356-2038
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North Fork Lodge
Conconully, WA
A great place to relax year round!!
Fall – Hunting, ATVing, Relaxing
Winter – Snowmobiling, Skiing,
Sledding Relaxing
Spring – Fishing, Birding, Relaxing
Summer – Hiking, Biking,
Fishing, Relaxing
www.gibsonsnorthforklodge.net
1-509-826-1475
– Your vacation destination –
No matter your recreation
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Mention ad #1409 when reserving, for a special check-in gift!
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he Holiday Inn Express® is entirely non-smoking and features
52 rooms, including 6 suites
with refrigerators, microwaves, wet
bars and Jacuzzi tubs. Our 1600 sq. ft.
meeting room will host up to 35 people
for training, sales, reunions or family
events. We feature a heated indoor pool
and hot tub, guest laundry facilities, free
high speed wireless internet, business
center, and ample free parking. Our free
Express Startsm hot breakfast includes
our signature Holiday Inn Express
Cinnamon Rolls, pancakes, bacon or
sausage, cheddar cheese omelets or
scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, hard
boiled eggs, yogurt, fruit, hot and cold
cereals, bagels, muffins, Smart Roast
Coffee®, and a variety of teas and juices.
The Miles City Comfort Inn is famous
for its Eastern Montana hospitality and
friendliness. Our 49-room hotel is entirely
non-smoking. We have a large indoor
heated pool and hot tub, free high speed
wireless internet access throughout the
building, handicapped assessable rooms,
ample parking for trucks and buses, and
cold weather hookups are available.
The Miles City Comfort Inn has a small
meeting room to accommodate up to 20
people for meeting and family gatherings.
Our free Comfort Sunshine® Breakfast
features waffles, bacon, scrambled eggs
or omelets, biscuits and gravy, hot and
cold cereals, muffins, bagels and toast,
yogurt, fruit, milk, tea and Smart Roast
Coffee®.
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Buckboard Inn
Ramada Limited
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3333 13th Ave. South, Fargo, ND 58103
I-29 & 13 Ave. Exit | 800.433.3235
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585 S. Columbia River Hwy.
St. Helens, OR 97051
503.397.3000
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1098 Golden Beauty Dr.
Rexburg, ID 83440
208.356.5333
www.americinn.com
Free breakfast buffet, free high-speed internet.
BEST WESTERN Rama Inn
1818 Basin St. S.W.,
Ephrata, WA 98823
509.754.7111
www.bestwestern.com/ramainn
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Hiway Motel & Sport Shop
MOTEL 6
(208) 686-1310
1.5 miles South of US 2 on US 93
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16 Rooms, $45-$70, open all year,
cable/satellite TV, non-smoking, pets ok.
www.motel6.com
310 10th St., Plummer, ID 83851
(406) 752-6355
museum
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Gold Trail Motor Lodge
www.goldtrailmotorlodge.com
(530) 622-2906
Museum of North Texas History
Mother Lode Motel
Displays feature petroleum, western heritage,
Native Americans and large military collection.
Curtiss JN4 aircraft (Jenny) from WWI.
bed & breakfast
www.museumofnorthtexashistory.org
www.motherlodemotel.com
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Pine Bluffs, WY 82082
(40 Miles East of Cheyenne)
(307) 632-3626
www.outlawrodeo.com
940-322-7628
campground
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Rosemount Museum
419 W. 14th St. • Pueblo, CO 81003
Built Between 1891-1893
Visit One Of The Best Examples Of The Victorian Era.
Museum Open Tuesday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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(719) 545-5290
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Florence/
Cañon City
4540 State Hwy. 67
Florence, CO
(719) 784-4800
Parker/
SE Denver Area
6230 E. Pine Ln.
Parker, CO
(720) 851-2644
MONTANA
Gardiner/
Yellowstone Park
Hwy. 89 S.
702 Scott St. W. • Gardiner, MT
(406) 848-7401
SOUTH DAKOTA
Custer/Crazy Horse
535 W. Mt. Rushmore Rd. • Custer, SD
(605) 673-2200
Indoor Pool & Spa • WiFi
Open Year-Round
WYOMING
Casper/East
I-25 Exit 185
269 Miracle St. • Casper, WY
(307) 237-8100
Casper/West
I-25 Exit 188B S on Poplar
3838 CY Ave. • Casper, WY
(307) 266-3480
Laramie
I-80 Exit 310
1987 Banner Rd.
Laramie, WY
(307) 745-8901
Powell
845 E. Coulter Ave.
Powell, WY
(307) 754-7231
Toll-free direct (866) POW-SUP8
www.powellsuper8.com
Indoor Pool & Spa • Expanded Breakfast
Business Center • Guest Laundry
All Super 8 locations offer:
Free SuperStart® breakfast • Free in-room high speed Internet • Cable TV with premium channel
Free coffee in your room, lobby, and when you’re on the road • Children 17 & under stay free
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