Fall Road Trips - Wyoming Business Report

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2014 FALL
ROAD TRIPS
SPECIAL SECTION B // SEPT. 1-15, 2014 // WYOMINGBUSINESSREPORT.COM
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Powell
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Sheridan
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Gillette
Upton
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Thermopolis
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Sundance
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Douglas
Lusk
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Kemmerer
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Rawlins
Torrington
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Green River
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Saratoga
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Laramie
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Sticker shock
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Spirits of Wyoming
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Diners’ delight
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Map
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Letter from Editor
T
his is our favorite time of year. It’s not necessarily fall – although we love cool weather and
less crowds. It’s anytime that we can get away,
even for an afternoon, to take a drive down Wyoming’s
many scenic roads.
For that reason, we’re producing a Road Trip guide
that can be used all year long. Stash this issue in your
car for that next impulse trip you take.
In this issue, we have something for everyone. For
our active readers, there is a story on the growth of
mountain biking parks in ski areas and elsewhere across
the state.
For those with kids or grandkids or who like
collecting things, we have a safari planned around
the nifty stickers that the Wyoming Department of
Tourism is distributing across the state.
For those who love a great burger or other road food,
we have a story listing some of our favorite places to
eat in Wyoming. For those who like an adult beverage
to go with their feast, we have a guide to all the places
in the state that brew beer, make wine or distill the
stronger stuff. There is also an event calendar, so that
you can be sure to catch local festivals.
If you plan on a multi-day tour, we have included a
directory of hotels in Wyoming, organized by region.
And finally, for those who are looking for a place to stay
with a sense of history, we have the 15 oldest hotels in
Wyoming that retain enough of their original character
to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
We are lucky enough to live in a place that most
people only get to see on vacation. Let’s make the most
of it this year!
Belinda Nelson
Publisher/
Director of Sales
MJ Clark
Executive Editor
IMAGE BY MARK WILCOX / WYOMING BUSINESS REPORT
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Cowboy sticker safari
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COURTESY WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM
Tourism office
entices visitors
with sticker program
BY KIM PHAGAN-HANSEL
WyoNews@BizWestMedia.com
Baby boomers across Wyoming
are returning to their sticker-book
days and new generations are being
introduced to the concept through
the Wyoming Office of Tourism’s new
Great American Road Trip sticker
program.
“In addition to kids loving stickers, we’ve seen that actually the baby
boomers are often the most excited
about collecting the stickers,” said
Chris Mickey, media and public
relations manager for the Wyoming
Office of Tourism. “It’s so fun to
watch people smile when they see
them and receive them.”
The Wyoming Office of Tourism
began the program in 2013 alongside their yearly market advertising
campaign. Knowing that the state’s
national parks were the biggest draw
for tourists, the Wyoming Office of
Tourism was looking for a unique way
to encourage visitors to visit other
parts of the state.
“The program was created as a way
to get visitors off of the interstates and
into our community and see what
Wyoming really has to offer,” Mickey
said. “The idea for the program came
from meeting with key Wyoming
tourism industry partners and collaborating on a type of incentive to
get visitors moving within the state.”
The stickers were created by artist
John Bell, who designed the stickers
to draw attention to Wyoming’s greatest sights.
“I would do some visual research
then start drawing from what I felt
were the outstanding features of each
location,” Bell said. “I’ve been to Wyoming many times over the years and
I always love the colorful scenery.
There’s so much variety in the landscape that it makes traveling around
the state fun, exciting and overall
a real pleasure. I wanted to capture
those feelings in the stickers.”
For Bell that meant creating stickers that reminded him of the vintage
MARK WILCOX / WYOMING BUSINESS REPORT
SNOWIES SANS SNOW - Travelers traverse the Snowy Range between Laramie and Saratoga.
travel stickers and decals he collected as a child. Wrapping that style
together with the unique features of
Wyoming created a variety of stickers
that have visitors clamoring to collect
them.
“What really makes this program
stand out is the stunning artwork
of the stickers themselves,” Mickey
said. “The colors are vibrant and
give a retro and nostalgic feel to
some of Wyoming’s most famous
attractions and also some sights
and activities that people may be
less aware of.”
Travelers collect the stickers by
visiting one of the state’s 15 visitor
centers, as well as state parks and
historic sites across the state.
“People absolutely love the stickers,” Mickey said. “They get so excited
to add them to their collection and
love to hear the stories behind each
of the stickers.”
There are 23 different stickers and
travelers must show up to the different visitor’s centers and historic sites
to collect them all.
“By design, no visitor’s center has
all the stickers available,” Mickey
said. “Some of the stickers are only
available at the places they represent.
To collect them all, one must travel
to find those ones they haven’t yet
collected.”
The stickers have become so popu-
lar that Mickey said they often receive
calls from out-of-state about having
the stickers sent to them. Unfortunately, the only way to collect the
stickers is to actually visit various
locations around the state.
“We do however, offer to send
them a ‘Yellowstone or Bust’ sticker
along with our Official Travelers Journal if they would like one,” Mickey
said.
So far 322,034 stickers have been
distributed since the program began:
90,834 in 2013 and 231,200 in 2014
to date.
“The Great American Road Trip
sticker program is something that
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Locations around the state where
the stickers can be collected:
Southeast Wyoming Welcome Center
in Cheyenne
5611 High Plains Road; Cheyenne, WY
82007
Cheyenne Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
121 W 15th St ; Cheyenne, WY 82001
Northeast Information Center
5266 Old Hwy 14; Beulah, WY 82712
Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum
500 W. Walnut St.; Rawlins, WY 82301
Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce
1897 Dewar Dr.; Rock Springs, WY 82901
Green River Chamber of Commerce
1155 W Flaming Gorge Way; Green River,
WY 82935
Lander Chamber of Commerce
160 N. First St.; Lander, WY 82520
Summit Information Center
I-80 at exit 323; Laramie, WY 82070
Campbell County Convention & Visitors Bureau
1810 S Douglas Hwy, Suite A; Gillette, WY
82718
Sheridan Information Center
E 5th St ; Sheridan, WY 82801
Bear River Travel Information Center
601 Bear River Dr.; Evanston, WY 82930
Casper Area Chamber of Commerce
& Visitor’s Center
500 N Center St.; Casper, WY 82601
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and
Converse County Visitor Information
Center
121 Brownfield Rd.; Douglas, WY 82633
Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor Center
4808 North Fork Hwy; Cody, WY 82414
Wright Visitor’s Center
15089 Wyoming Hwy 387; Wright, WY
82732
Visit Pinedale
19 E Pine St.; Pinedale, WY 82941
Wyoming State Parks and Historic
Sites (Statewide)
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enhances the visitor experience
by giving them something to look
forward to and also to have a physical item to take back home with
them as a reminder of their trip,”
Mickey said.
“People often see it as a game. They
will try to collect as many as possible
and save or use them as a reminder of
the adventure they had in our great
state.”
To learn more about the Great
Sticker Road Trip program, visit roadtrip.wyomingtourism.org.
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BREW MASTER - Brewer Ty Martinez inspects a stainless steel tank used in making custom beers at the Wonder Bar’s Wyoming State Brewing Company in downtown
Casper.
Finding the elusive spirits of Wyoming
Microbreweries,
wineries, distilleries
serve up local flavor
BY TIM MONROE
WyoNews@BizWestMedia.com
Looking for a special “cold one”
or a unique local wine? Wyoming
isn’t quite as known for its beer and
wine production as Northern California’s vast vineyards but the state is
not without locally brewed alcoholic
beverages.
And when Wyoming ousts national brands in favor of local production,
the flavor will always be unique. The
state hosts about a dozen wineries,
brewpubs and distilleries where local
is the flavor of the day.
There are two commercial distilleries in Wyoming. The first, Kolts
Fine Spirits in Sheridan, produces
Koltisaka, a liqueur launched in 2005.
The second Wyoming spirit is a premium small-batch bourbon produced
by Wyoming Whiskey in Kirby. The
first product rolled out last year amid
great fanfare. Since then, several hundred cases of Wyoming Whiskey have
been shipped to the state, since Wyoming law prohibits direct retail or
wholesale sales by distilleries. Instead,
all products go to the state warehouse
where orders are filled. Beer and wine
do not have to meet these requirements.
Many wineries and micro-breweries have names unique to their location or just something thought up by
the owners. Buffalo Jump Wines is a
good example of a producer that used
local legend as its label. Becky Tilden
and Scott Wagner are in their fourth
year operating Buffalo Jump Wines in
Cody. They are working with the Uni-
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versity of Wyoming’s extension office
in Sheridan to grow hardy grapes in
Wyoming, but their wine ingredients
can’t all be locally sourced.
Scot t Tilden said, “ We buy
grapes from anyplace we can find
them. We just bought a load of
cherries from Flathead, Montana,
and we’ll make cherry wine out
of them.” They have recently purchased grapes grown in California,
Oregon and Washington.
They crush the grapes in various
locations and rent fermenting space
at other production facilities. Fermenting takes about a month and
some blending occurs to make Buffalo
Jump’s products unique.
“We can make wine out of anything that has sugar in it,” Tilden said.
“You might not like the taste of some
of the things, though.” He said their
most popular wine is a robust red
cabernet sauvignon.
Buffalo Jump Wines sold about a
thousand cases of various wines last
year and owners expect to double
their output this year. Like many wineries and breweries they offer tours
to the public. Children are welcome
but are not allowed in the dispensing
rooms. They offer a “sip and paint”
class where people can taste wines
and paint or draw pictures at the same
time. Their products are shipped
throughout Wyoming and to other
where they are licensed.
According to Mike Moser, executive director of the Wyoming State
Liquor Association, Wyoming ranks
39th in U.S. consumption of wine,
at 5.2 liters a year in 2013. By comparison, the top wine consumer is the
District of Columbia at more than 25
liters per year. And Wyoming ranked
15th in per capita beer consumption
at 33 liters per year in 2012.
To compare beer and wine consumption with distilled spirits, Wyoming ranks 7th at just over 1 gallon
of pure alcohol. Moser said “pure
alcohol” is defined as 200 proof or
100 percent alcohol. “A gallon of pure
alcohol is equal to 2.5 gallons of 80
proof whiskey,” Moser said.
Moser also cautioned that the
above consumption figures are based
on sales of beer, wine and spirits.
“The numbers are based on sales
of these beverages – which includes
cross-border sales,” he said.
There are a couple of micro-breweries in Cheyenne: the Freedom Edge
Brewing Co. and Shadow’s Pub and
Grill. Laramie, on the other hand, is
home to four micro-breweries.
In addition to Buffalo Jump Wines,
Cody hosts a pair of breweries, Millstone Pizza and Brewery and Pat
O’Hara Brewing Co. Gillette is home
to four breweries while Jackson features two breweries and a winery.
On the east side of Wyoming, a
dozen miles from Torrington in the
small town of Huntley the Table
Mountain Vineyard offers a tour or
tasting along with retail purchases.
According to Patrick Zimmerer one
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of their most popular brands is SOB
wine, which he quickly defines as Son
of a Berry wine.
“It’s a raspberry wine that is very
popular,” Zimmerer said. He operates
a farm that has been in the same family for four generations. They specialize in fruit wines — raspberry, apple
and non-traditional varieties.
“We purchase a lot of the fruit
from farms in the Riverton and Shoshoni areas,” Zimmerer said. “One of
our most popular varieties is Cowboy
Reserve, made from red grape wine
that is quite dry.”
Zimmerer said they hope to produce close to 5,000 gallons of wine
this year.
The Wyoming State Brewing
Company in the historic Wonder Bar
in the center of downtown Casper is
targeting production of 300 barrels
of various beers and ales this year.
This will be up from 200 barrels last
year, according to Jason Beck. Beck
and Pat Sweeney are partners in the
Wonder Bar, Parkway Plaza Hotel
and Convention Centre and Poor Boys
Steakhouse. Beck said the company
resumed beer-making about 10 years
ago. A fair share of beers produced at
Wyoming State Brewing Company
are sold in the Wonder Bar, the Parkway and Poor Boys.
Brewer Ty Martinez has been with
the Wyoming State Brewing Company for the past five years, where he
brews beer once a week. “Brewing
beer is right between a science and
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art,” he said.
Many of the beers are made to
meet seasonal demand; when pumpkins ripen Martinez makes pumpkin
ale. Their October Harvest has been
aging in Wyoming Whiskey barrels
in the basement since January. “The
barrels give the beer a unique oak and
whiskey flavor,” Martinez said.
The bar will sell 15-gallon kegs for
special parties; their products are also
sold retail through the Prime Time
restaurant at Sunrise Shopping Center and the Liquor Shed on Casper’s
east side. The beers range from 4.5
percent alcohol to more than 9 percent, Martinez said.
Locally sourced ingredients for
them are also hard to find.
“We’re trying to find good Wyoming sources of hops and barley,”
Martinez said. “For our apricot
beer the grandparents of one of our
employees sold us 90 pounds of great
apricots. It was quite a job to peel and
pit the fruit.”
The Wonder Bar has 17 beer taps
with five of them reserved for their
own beer. Other varieties of beer
include the Collaboration Blend;
Brook Trout Blonde Ale; Rendezvous Red ale, which is their flagship
variety; Oil City India Pale Ale; and
Middle Platte Braggot, a mead blend
with honey, barley and hops.
For a complete list of Wyoming’s
many microbreweries, wineries and
distilleries look for the map on the
center spread.
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Best places to eat in Wyoming
BY MJ CLARK
mjclark@BizWestMedia.com
There is nothing like a drive
through Wyoming in the fall to work
up an appetite. But when you’re in a
corner of the state that’s not ‘home’ –
where do you go to eat?
We’ve asked a selection of the
state’s road warriors where their
favorite away-from-home eats are.
Although this is by no means a definitive list of all the best places – it’s a
selection of our favorites. Whether
you’re up for a great burger, a plate of
Italian food or a quick snack – there is
something here for everyone.
And if you’re looking for a place
that serves up their own site-made
beer in addition to food, we have
brewpubs listed in the “Spirits of
Wyoming” story on page 6B.
Southwest
Our interpretation of the southwest region includes Carbon County,
so we’ll start with what one of our
tasters called the “Holy best food in
Wyoming, Batman!” place to eat:
the Elk Mountain Inn in Elk Mountain. Like many great things however, dining at the Elk Mountain
Inn takes planning. Described by
co-owner Susan Prescott-Havers as a
“cross between a B&B and a boutique
hotel,” the Elk Mountain Inn serves to
the public on Fridays, Saturdays and
“sometimes Sundays by request.”
However, if the inn is full or if
one of the many special events is
happening, hopeful diners could find
that there is no room at the inn. Save
yourself disappointment and call first.
When you do snag a reservation,
diners can be in for a treat. PrescottHavers is Cordon Bleu trained, and
together with her husband Arthur
Havers turn out “simple, honest,
unpretentious food that’s full of
unique flavors and cooked to perfection.” Favorites include the lamb,
bread pudding and sticky toffee pudding, and they have a great wine list.
The Elk Mountain Lodge has just 12
rooms, so to make a night of it be sure
to plan ahead.
If you arrive in Saratoga around
lunchtime, (the Elk Mountain Inn
does not serve lunch) Prescott-Havers
recommends the Crossing Café. “It’s
good, fresh food,” she said, “and they
make their own burgers – none of that
frozen stuff!”
A bit farther west along I-80 is
the town of Saratoga, where you’ll
find two spicy options. UW professor Anne Alexander grew up in New
Mexico, and knows her chilies. She calls
the Mexican food at Del Rio “massively
excellent” and the green chile burgers at
the Wolf Inn “to die for.”
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SUPREME CUISINE - Chef and co-owner of the Elk Mountain Inn, Susan
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Single-track mountain paradise
Resorts up downhill
offerings for summer
mountain bike riders
BY MARK WILCOX
MWilcox@BizWestMedia.com
Road trips usually have a destination, and increasingly, the destination
involves a couple wheels less than the
journey.
“Mountain biking is really exploding in the state,” said Tim Young,
executive director of Wyoming Pathways. The man has literally cycled
around the world, taking seven years
in the 1980s to traverse 45,000 miles
in 45 countries. Yet with that much
experience, Young is pleased to call
Jackson Hole home.
“I realized that, if I could ride a bike
around the world, what potential there
could be for bicycling and walking in
everyday travel and in improving the
health and quality of life in our communities,” he said.
Years after his globetrotting ride,
Young has been instrumental in
improving local pathways and advocating a richer network for two wheels.
Before he started Wyoming Pathways,
Young was executive director of
Friends of Pathways in Jackson. The
group leveraged community support
to help flesh out a network of pathways
in the valley that continues to grow.
Now a bridge snaking across the Snake
River connecting Jackson’s pathways
to nearby Wilson’s is nearly complete.
Those trails are only a small part of
what Jackson Hole and the state have
to offer, though.
“We’ve got good trails,” Young
said. And remember, that summation
comes from someone who has biked
around the world.
Teton target
For Young, he is just starting to
see mountain biking come in vogue as
a business. He said with communities
realizing the health benefits of mountain biking, especially with time constraints most people deal with, more
cities and resorts are putting cash into
their trail networks.
At Grand Targhee Resort in Alta,
the investment has paid off, earning
the ski area national recognition for its
lift-accessed bike park.
“It was a good fit for them and the
visitors have responded,” Young said.
The transformation from a winter-only resort to a year-round destination has been quick. This year,
Targhee scored two major honors for
its bike trails. Readers on mtbparks.
com, “North America’s mountain bike
resort website,” designated the liftaccessed trails the No. 1 rating in
the Northwest, competing against
resorts like Alyeska in Alaska, Whitefish in Montana and Silver Mountain
in Idaho.
“That award definitely put us on
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TETON TRACKS - Gary Chrisman, an instructor at the Grand Targhee Bike Park, flies through coveted features of the park
that’s rated No. 1 in the Northwest.
the map for summer mountain biking,” said Jennie White, marketing and
social media manager for Targhee.
Shortly after that vote of confidence, the resort received an international stamp of approval from the
International Mountain Bicycling
Association, which named the Grand
Targhee loop an “Epic Ride.” The designation is only given to demanding
backcountry single-tracks (mountain
biker’s lingo for a trail on which you
ride) that are at least 20 miles long.
The loop offers impressive views of the
Grand Teton range and the surrounding regions, beyond getting riders’
hearts thumping.
In the lift-accessed bike park, Targhee has ramped up its investments,
putting in a flow and skills trails as
part of a $1.5 million upgrade. The
trails include deep dirt berms slithering through aspen groves, over wooden
and earthen jumps allowing riders to
get airborne, through pumping areas
and offering plenty of downhill speed.
Riders can pay to bring their bikes
with them up the Dreamcatcher lift
to score about 2,000 feet of vertical
drop on each run through the Teton
backcountry with a variety of trails for
most skill levels.
“We’ve really started in earnest to
focus on our entire bike park,” said Ken
Rider, director of marketing and sales
for Targhee, adding that it’s become a
Mountain biking is really
exploding in the state.
Tim Young
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
WYOMING PATHWAYS
“signature part” of the resort’s summer
business in the last three years. “It’s
definitely added a lot more activity.”
Exactly how much that is in ticket
sales isn’t something the resort divulges, although Rider estimated that sales
have increased 30 percent for the bike
park year-over-year. The resort also
offers riders seeking to hone their
confidence on single-track guided trips
with instructors who shell out advice
on how to corner quickly, jump safely
or how to improve any other skill in
which riders show interest.
An uptick in summer usage, including lodging nights and food and beverage, has been the reward for the
resort’s efforts, although Targhee still
butters its bread with powdered slopes
in the winter.
The “Hole” package
Across the mountain range, Jackson
Hole Mountain Resort, the big dog in
the winter logging more than 500,000
skier days in recent seasons, admits it is
a small complement to what Targhee
and the backcountry have to offer
riders in the area. The two resorts on
different faces of the same range often
duel for outdoorsmen, and in the winter Jackson Hole, recently ranked the
No. 1 ski resort in the nation, is the
clear winner. But the summer may
be another matter, with the resort
readily acknowledging the breadth of
Targhee’s trails.
“Our bike park is just one piece to
the trail system in this valley and we’re
psyched to be a part of it,” said Anna
Cole, communications manager for
the resort.
Even so, Cole said the resort logs
10,000 rider days for its more compact
park. By contrast, the resort logs about
100,000 tram riders in the summer.
The bike park is accessed purely
through Teewinot, a beginner’s lift for
skiers that ascends a relatively meager
400 feet to access its variety of bermed
trails and jump parks. The trails are
still an impressive network for the
space, having been designed by the
same team that created the worldfamous Whistler mountain biking
park in British Columbia. The park
has more tabletop jump trails than
Targhee, something that one pro rider
said helped his wife gain confidence
jumping, something she didn’t expect.
Some locals use the park as cheap
summer recreation. Cole said one
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ON DECK - The weekend lunch scene at the Gannet Grill in Lander.
Rawlins’ downtown has been experiencing a revival – Anong’s Thai built
their first Wyoming restaurant here and
continues to serve authentic Thai food.
Another gem is Rose’s Lariat serving
Mexican food, including their signature
green chili, to a few lucky folks at a time
(this restaurant is pocket-sized). Buck’s
Sports Grill offers pub food including
pizza and fried pickle spears if you want
to eat “American.”
In Rock Springs’ historic downtown
there is the Bitter Creek Brewing Co.,
where diners can find stacks of onion
rings to go with burgers, chili and sandwiches. On the west side of town, Wonderful House serves up great Chinese
– hearty pot stickers and a great noodle
soup, as well as most go-to favorites.
When in Evanston, stop by Wally’s
Burgers for classic hamburgers and
fries. A specialty of the house is their
Fresh Lime – crushed ice, Fresca and
squeezed limes. Especially great on a
hot day.
West-central
Lander’s Gannett Grill, named
after a local peak and decorated with
vintage bikes and mountaineering
gear donated by the National Outdoor Leadership School, offers what
may be some of the finest burgers on
the planet. The fact that the burgers
are made from local beef just makes
them that much better. Lots of seating outdoors among the lilac bushes
make this a favorite stop on the road.
In Dubois you’ll find lots of options
for a caffeine pick-me-up, whether
from Kathy’s Koffee, Tammy’s Coffee Haus or the old-school Daylight
Donuts in the Village Café.
If you’re hungry en route to Jackson, consider a stop in Moose. While
it’s usually jammed in summer, come
fall the crowds thin and locals make
a point of grabbing lunch or dinner at
Dornan’s – which has, bar none, the
very best view in Wyoming across
the Snake River and straight up the
Teton range. If you are a party of
adults, check out the upstairs deck –
where the view is even nicer for being
360-degrees.
The Jackson restaurant scene is
as fast-moving as ever, with a heavy
serving of fine dining spots – but a few
favorite casual dining spots endure:
Merry Piglets serves up Mexican in
the same spot it’s had for years – only
that spot has expanded and been
upgraded extensively. Sister restaurant Sidewinders almost got swept
away in the slow-moving landslide,
but it remains open serving up great
salads, steaks and sides. Breakfast
in Jackson might be the best meal
of the day – with everything from
fresh bagels at Pearl Street to full
breakfasts at the Bunnery and Café
Genevieve to heavenly baked goods
at the Persephone Bakery next door
to Genevieve’s.
And Teton Thai is a hole-in-thewall powerhouse of Thai spice at the
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, sure
to warm you up on a crisp afternoon
or evening.
COURTESY THE BUSY BEE CAFE
BEE SEEN IN BUFFALO - At the Busy
Bee, where you can order ‘the usual’
and mean it.
Northeast
Anyone who enjoys Craig Johnson’s Longmire novels has heard of
the Busy Bee Café, where fictional
Sheriff Walt Longmore stops in for
‘the usual.’ But the Busy Bee isn’t fiction – it’s a real, live place inside the
historic Occidental Hotel in Buffalo.
Open since 1927, the Bee is a great
place for breakfast, but if it takes all
day to get there they also serve up
lunch and dinner, as well as a mean
malted milk.
Northwest
A big chunk of Wyoming’s north➤ See Eats, 11B
Sept. 1-15, 2014
BUSINESS
REPORT
LIST
|
11B
Historic Hotels
Ranked by year built
Year Built
No. Rooms
No. Suites
Total Exhibit Space2014
Employee Range (Peak
to off-season)
Room Rate: Single
Double
Corporate
Amenities
General Manager
Sales Director
E-mail
Web site
1
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
10 N. Main St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
307-684-0451/307-684-5980
1880
17
5
N/A
14-35
50-140
110-285
N/A
Winner True West Magazine's "Best Hotel in the
West". All rooms and suites are decorated in
elegant period style; large private baths, central air
conditioning; historical
David Stewart
N/A
info@occidentalwyoming.com
www.occidentalwyoming.com
Occidental
Hospitality, LLC
2007
2
NAGLE WARREN MANSION BED & BREAKFAST AND
CONFERENCE CENTER
222 E. 17th St.
Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001
800-811-2610/307 638-6839
1888
11
1
1,300
5-7
99-184
119 -184
118
Conference amenities include Screens, projectors,
flip charts, white boards, comfortable chairs, quiet
location, free reserved parking. B&B amenities
include free breakfast and parking, food, beverage,
exercise facility, hot tub, garden.
Jim Osterfoss
Jim Osterfoss
jim@nwmbb.com
www.naglewarrenmansion.com
Jim Osterfoss
2001
3
BOULDER LAKE LODGE
48 Bridger Drive
Pinedale, Wyo. 82941
307-537-5400/N/A
1890
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
bll@centurytel.net
http://boulder-lake-lodge.com.
N/A
N/A
4
LAKE YELLOWSTONE HOTEL & CABINS
P.O. Box 165
Yellowstone National Park, Wyo. 82190
866-439-7375/307 344-7456
1891
296
6
0
N/A
$149-359 (ste-$545-629)
$149-359 (ste $545-629)
n/a
Full-service restaurant, deli, lounge, gift shop, tours
and activities. Complete interior renovations as of
June 2014.
Jim McCaleb
Rick Hoeninghausen
info-ynp@xanterra.com
www.YellowstoneNationalParkLodges.com
Xanterra Parks &
Resorts
2013/14
5
WOLF HOTEL
101 E. Bridge Ave
Saratoga, Wyo. 82331
307-326-5525/N/A
1893
10
5
0
22-25
75-115
75-115
N/A
A full-service restaurant, lounge, semi-private
meeting room.
Doug & Kathleen Campbell
Edge Powell
kcampbell@wolfhotel.com
www.wolfhotel.com
Doug & Kathleen
Campbell
On-Going
6
FLAT CREEK RANCH RESORT
Upper Flat Creek Road Beneath Sleeping Indian
Mountain
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
307-733-0603/N/A
1901
5
N/A
N/A
N/A
675
N/A
N/A
Rates include meals, wine and beer at dinner,
riding, hiking, fly fishing, a fly fishing clinic and
local transportation.
N/A
N/A
N/A
www.flatcreekranch.com
Joe Albright and
Marcia Kunstel
2001
7
BUFFALO BILL'S IRMA HOTEL
1192 Sheridan Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
307 587-4221/307-587-1775
1902
39
15
N/A
48-90
$69.50-$154.50
$77.00-$162.00
N/A
Bar, restaurant
N/A
N/A
irmahotel@irmahotel.com
http://www.irmahotel.com
N/A
ON GOING
8
OLD FAITHFUL INN
P.O. Box 165
866-439-7375/307 344-7456
1904
329
6
0
N/A
$109-260
$109-260 (suites $425-525)
N/A
Full-service restaurant, deli, lounge, gift shop,
tours, NPS programs and visitors center.
Jim McCaleb
Rick Hoeninghausen
Xanterra Parks &
Resorts
2012
9
CHAMBERLIN INN
1032 12th St.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
307-587-0202/307587-3048
1904
21
6
600
15
115 - 195
Suites 175 - 345
Negotiable
Beautifully restored historic boutique hotel located
in downtown Cody. Full liquor license with
courtyard seating, parlor, sunroom, and meeting
room.
Kelly Diehl Statton
Kelly Diehl Statton
info@chamberlininn.com
www.chamberlininn.com
Ev & Susan Diehl
2005 - 2008
10
THE HISTORIC ELK MOUNTAIN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
102 E. Main St.
Elk Mountain, Wyo. 82324
307 348-7774/307-348-7773
1905
10
2
0
4-8
$128
$140-$175
Depends on room nights
Close to I-80. Fully equipped meeting room for 14,
Wi-Fi, gourmet restaurant/bar. Meetings in
restaurant space for 48. Gazebo for wedding
ceremonies (80 people).
Susan Havers
Arthur Havers
office@elkmountainhotel.com
www.elkmountainhotel.com
Historic Hotels of
Wyoming LLC
2003
11
MOUNTAIN VIEW HISTORIC HOTEL & COFFEE SHOP
2747 Hwy 130
Centennial, Wyo. 82055
307-742-3588/N/A
1907
3
3
0
7-4
95.00+ Queen
115.00 two queens, 145+
suites sleeps 5+
N/A
Refrigerators, Microwave, Hi Speed Wi-Fi, Cafe,
Breakfast, Lunch Dinner on Friday and Saturdays,
Espresso Bar, fireplace rooms, wrap around deck
with seating; web cam
Kathleen McShane
Kathleen McShane
mountainviewhotel@msn.com
www.themountainviewhotel.com
Kathleen McShane
2001
12
ABSAROKA MOUNTAIN LODGE
1231 Northfork Highway
Cody, Wyo. 82414
307 587-3963/N/A
1910
N/A
18 B
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
18 cabins, horseback riding, hiking, fishing.
N/A
N/A
N/A
http://Absarokamtlodge.Com
Kerry & Theresa
Boyd
N/A
13
HISTORIC PLAINS HOTEL
1600 Central Ave.
307-638-3311/307 635-2022
1911
130
30
9,000
75-50
$79 - $119
$89 - $139
$79 - $99
Downtown Location, Full Service Restaurant and
Lounge, Complimentary Valet Parking,
Complimentary Wi-Fi, Rate Packages with Breakfast
Options
John Burns
Connie Hein
info@theplainshotel.com
www.theplainshotel.com
Providence
Hospitality
Partners
2003
14
MEDICINE BOW LODGE & GUEST RANCH
Star Route 8A
307-326-5439 or 800-409-5439/307-326-3439
1917
14
N/A
600
0-6
240 all inclusive
N/A
170
Horse rides, bed and bath. wifi, hot tub, hiking,
fishing overnight camping
Tim Bishop
Debbie Bishop
lodge@medbowlodge.com
www.medicinebowlodge.net
Tim & Debbie
Bishop
2009
15
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL & CABINS
PO Box 165
866-439-7375/307 344-7456
1930
211
2
0
N/A
$90-239 (suites $479)
$90-239 (suites $479)
n/a
Full-service restaurant, fast food, lounge, gift shop,
tours, NPS programs and visitors center.
Jim McCaleb
Rick Hoeninghausen
Xanterra Parks &
Resorts
2000
RANK
Hotel
Address
Phone/Fax
N/A-Not Available Must be on National Register of Historic Places.
B individual cabins
EATS
Owner
Year
Renovated
Researched by Connie Filipovitch-Sarmiento
from 10B
west is taken over by Yellowstone
National Park, where concessionaire
Xanterra serves a wide variety of food
at their properties. If heading to the
park late in the season, check first to
make sure they are still serving – as
most close things down completely
when the park closes for the season
Oct. 31.
In Cody, those looking for classic
diner food should stop at Our Place,
winner of a Trip Advisor certificate
of excellence this year. This locallyowned spot serves up what our taster
called “the best bacon” as well as huge
portions. Coffee-holics should make
sure to visit Rocky Mountain Mojoe,
followed by the Beta Coffee House
at No. 3 and Peter’s Café at No. 9. In
between is everything from steakhouses to diners.
steaks. Lovers of Italian food should
make an effort to find Bosco’s on East
“A” Street, or head to Boticelli’s on
West Second Street.
East-central
Casper has seen incredible growth
in the past year, and is undergoing
a restaurant boom. Home-grown
restaurants are a bit harder to find,
but well worth the search. Eggington’s, part of a locally-owned family of great restaurants, anchors the
Second Street area serving up great
breakfasts. Poor Boy’s Steakhouse
is another sure bet for lunch or dinner – offering quick service and tasty
Southeast
In Cheyenne you can’t go wrong
with a burger from a steakhouse,
and Steamboat’s is becoming a local
institution.
Laramie offers a great assortment
of choices – ranging from Italian at
Luciano’s to Thai at Anong’s or Thai
Spice to pub food at Altitude Chophouse or The Library. If looking for
something different, you’ll find it
at Jeffrey’s Bistro where the chefs
blend culinary styles and turn out
Thai-style salads, classic jambalaya,
and enchiladas Monterey. They also
offer an excellent range of vegetarian
dishes – which can be hard to find on
the road.
Wrapping up our road food tour in
Centennial, check out Beartree Tavern and Cafe. Alexander recommends
“anything, really” – daily specials
include pork chop Monday, served
with sweet potato mashers, apple
sauce and garlic bread. The regular menu offers burgers, pizza, soft
shelled tacos and chili. Which should
cover any road food cravings left in
the car.
14B
|
Sep. 1-15, 2014
BIKING
from 9A
family whose mother works in Teton
Village uses the park almost like a
summer camp, setting her four boys
loose daily on the trails with $5 for a
slice of pizza.
Summer sports are a
growing dynamic.
Anna Cole
COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER
JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN RESORT
“They ride all day and sleep like
babies,” Cole said of the brothers.
The boys ride so often and so well
that they actually end up ranking
highly against adults – even pros – in
organized races.
Others enjoy the park too, and
it’s spurring summer growth for the
resort, just like at Targhee.
“Along with the bike park, the ancillary revenue that people are spending in Teton Village is really where
we’re seeing the increase,” Cole said.
This shows up in the sports shops and
restaurants and “pretty much just in
general.”
And that has created a lot of
momentum for summer, inducing
the resort to install a ropes course and
other summer-oriented activities as
well.
“Summer sports are a growing
dynamic,” Cole said. “We see the
downhill biking as an important mix
to what we have out here in Teton Village in terms of activities.”
Yet at the resort with the largest
vertical drop in the nation, that isn’t
likely to extend much farther because
of the terrain that gets “very steep very
quickly.”
“The terrain makes it challenging
and more expensive to build trails
higher up on the mountain,” Cole said.
“At this point I don’t see the downhill
bike park expanding higher up the
mountain.”
Jackson’s other ski resort, Snow
King, is looking to do just that though.
The resort has a master plan that would
see the addition of a lift-accessed
mountain bike park to increase its
summer viability. The resort, which
was Jackson’s original ski area, has
found itself increasingly overshadowed
by Jackson Hole and Targhee in recent
years and has begun bleeding red ink.
So to make a business model that better draws out tourists in the summer
season, the mountain is looking to add
a variety of features, including the
mountain biking park.
And it’s a good possibility the trend
of adding downhill biking to ski resorts
will radiate out from Jackson throughout the state.
“We all need to get out every day
and get exercise,” said Young of Wyoming Pathways.
Pedal power paths
While only a small geographic area in Wyoming has lift-served mountain biking available, mountain biking trails are an increasing
component of Wyoming’s tourist-attracting
arsenal. Here’s a smattering of other trails to
watch for on the road:
Curt Gowdy State Park
Like Targhee, Curt Gowdy State Park between Cheyenne and Laramie also has been
designated by the International Mountain
Bicycling Association as an “Epic Ride.” Its
37 miles of single-track are what Wyoming
Pathways Director Tim Young calls some of
the “best mountain bike areas in the state.”
“It’s a bike park experience in an outdoor
trail system,” Young said, pointing out that
the addition of trails in the park has probably
doubled park revenue. “It’s an economic
boon for the whole area.”
Green River
Green River is best known for its trona
mines, but city planners wanted a good option for kids to pursue outdoor recreation
close to home. Thirteen miles of paved pathways right off the I-80 lead to the professionally designed and constructed bike park
called the Lunatic Fringe.
“The bike park in Green River is one of
my favorites in the state,” Young said. “For a
community park I haven’t seen a better park
in Wyoming. It seemed to be very well used.”
Lander
Lander scored its first purpose-built
mountain biking trails with the arrival of
Johnny Behind the Rocks.
“It’s fueled them to want to do more,”
Young said. Young said the Lander Cycling
Club worked closely with the Bureau of Land
Management to get the trail system 15 miles
outside of Lander in place.
Casper
Casper Mountain is another ski area that
welcomes mountain bikers in the summer.
Pinedale
COURTESY TIM YOUNG
The Continental Divide Mountain Biking Trail spans 3,000 miles from Canada
to Mexico, and you can access one of the
most scenic sections of this wilderness trail
through the Green River Valley, the Wind
River Mountains and Pinedale.
What’s happening around the Cowboy
State from September-November
Sept. 1-15, 2014
|
As the summer winds down in Wyoming, there remains a whole list of events happening around
the state to satisfy your taste buds or your need for some culture. More information and details of
all events listed can be found on the Wyoming Travel and Tourism website: www.wyomingtourism.
org/events.
SEPTEMBER
1st -30th Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley Tours, Weekdays, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Cheyenne
1st Don King Days 26th Anniversary, Big Horn Equestrian Center, Sheridan
1st-30th Explore Nature’s “original” Museum of Natural History, Green River
1st-30th Lander Farmers Market, Saturday and Tuesday until October 15.
4th, 11th, 18th Thursday Street Festival, 10 a.m. – 11 p.m., Historic Downtown Sheridan
5th-7th Homesteader Days and Harvest Festival, Downtown Powell
3th-14th Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival
6th-7th Encampment Copper Days Festival, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m., Riverside Lions Club Arena,
Encampment
6th Third Annual Fly-In, 7 a.m.- 10 a.m., Pinedale Airport, Pinedale
5th-6th Forever West Fest, Cheyenne
6th Sheridan County Chamber Brewfest, Sheridan
6th Wyoming Wilderness Association: Shoshone NF, DuNoir via Bonneville Pass, Picnic
on the Pass, Sheridan
5-6th Homesteader Days, Powell
6th-7th Encampment Copper Days Festival
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11th – 13th Yellowstone Quilt Festival, Cody
11th – 14th Fizz Bomb Barrel Racing Event, Gillette
12th – 13th Cheyenne Greek Festival, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m., Frontier Park Exhibit Hall, Cheyenne
13th Second Saturday Scotch Sipping, Miner’s Delight Inn, Atlantic City
13th Festival of the Cowboys, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., Crowheart
13th Second Saturday Scotch Sampling at Six, Atlantic City
15th – 21nd Rendezvous Royale, Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale Cody
16th-17th Blue Man Group, Cheyenne Civic Theater, Cheyenne
17th – 20th 70th Annual One Shot Antelope Hunt, Lander
19th – Oct. 3rd The Shootout Cheyenne Filmmaking Festival, Cheyenne
20th Zombiefest and Zombie Film Festival Atlas Theatre, Cheyenne
26th-27th Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Cheyenne Little Theatre, Cheyenne
28nd Targhee Lift Operation Summer Closing Date, Alta
24th-27th NACA National Corriente Show, CAM-PLEX, Gillette
26th-27th Black Footed Ferret Celebration, Meeteetse
27th Pinedale Half Marathon, Pinedale
27th CAM-PLEX Garage Sale, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Gillette
OCTOBER
2th-4th Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Cheyenne Little Theatre, Cheyenne
3th – 5th Wyoming Arts Conference, Casper College, Casper
4th “Deadly Incentive” 6 p.m., interactive murder mystery, Gillette Community Theatre,
Gillette
4th Carriage Ball, 6 p.m. – 11:30 p.m., Old West Museum, Cheyenne
4th - 5th NE Wyoming Quilt Show, CAM-PLEX, Gillette
9th – 12th Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt, Clearmont
9th -12th Northwest Barrel Racing Assn. Finals, CAM-PLEX, Gillette
11th Snowy Mountain Brewery Beerfest, Saratoga
16th Beauty and the Beast, Cheyenne Civic Center, Cheyenne
24th – 30th Cheyenne Street Railway Haunted Ghost Tours, Fridays & Saturdays, Cheyenne
17th – 18th Oktoberfest, Rock Springs
18th – 19th Basin Radio Network Oktoberfest Business Expo, CAM-PLEX, Gillette
19th Black Cat Ball, 6 p.m., CAM-Plex, Gillette
20th Hucktoberfest Disc Golf Tournament, Pinedale
23th – 25th Mountain States Circuit Finals PRCA ProRodeo, Rock Springs
31st Rocky Horror Picture Show, 12 a.m, 9 p.m., Cheyenne
NOVEMBER
11-12th Powder River Collector Antique and Craft Show, Gillette
16th – 17th ACTRA Team Roping, Gillette
21st Sample the Seasons, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m., Downtown Powell
28-29 Old Trail Town Christmas, 2 p.m. – 7 p.m., Old Trail Town, Cody
29th Cody Christmas Lighted Parade, 6 p.m., Cody
29th Jackson Hole Town Square Lighting, 5 p.m. - 7p.m. Jackson
10269 Hwy 789 • P.O. Box 1989 • Riverton, WY
15B
16B
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Sep. 1-15, 2014
Lodging Directory
EAST CENTRAL
BEST WESTERN PIONEER
731 S Main St S
Lusk, Wyo. 82225
Phone/Fax: 307 334-2640
Web Site: http://Bestwestern.Com
BEST WESTERN RAMKOTA
800 N Poplar St
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 266-6000/307-473-1010
Web Site: www.bwramkotacasper.com
C’MON INN
301 E. Lathrop Road
Evansville, Wyo. 82636
Phone/Fax: 307- 472-6300
Web Site: www.cmoninn.com
COLONIAL HOUSE MOTEL
1914 E. Yellowstone Hwy
Casper, Wyo. 82604
Phone/Fax: 307- 577-1263
COMFORT INN EVANSVILLE
480 E Lathrop Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 235-3038/307 235-3038
Web Site: http://Comfortinn.Com
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT CASPER
4260 Hospitality Lane
Casper, Wyo. 82609
Phone/Fax: 307-473-2600/307-473-2601
Web Site: http://www.marriott.com
DAYS INN CASPER
301 E. E St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 234-1159/307 265-0829
Web Site: http://Daysinn.Com
BEST WESTERN DOUGLAS INN & COVENTION
CENTER
1450 Riverbend Drive
Douglas, Wyo. 82633
Phone/Fax: 307-358-9790/307-358-6251
Web Site: www.bestwestern.com
FIRST INTERSTATE INN DOUGLAS
2349 E Richards St.
Douglas, Wyo. 82633
Phone/Fax: 307 358-2833/307 358-2779
HAMPTON INN CASPER
1100 N. Poplar Road
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 235-6668/307-235-2027
Web Site: http://Hamptoninn1.Hilton.Com
HILTON GARDEN INN CASPER
1150 N. Poplar St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 266-1300/307-266-2200
Web Site: www.casper.hgi.com
HISTORIC HIGGINS HOTEL
416 Birch St.
Glenrock, Wyo. 82637
Phone/Fax: 307 436-9212
Web Site: higginshotel.com
HOLIDAY INN CASPER EAST MCMURRY PARK
721 Granite Peak Drive
Casper, Wyo. 82609
Phone/Fax: 307 577-5000/307-577-9119
Web Site: http://Holidayinn.Com
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS CASPER
4250 Legion Lane
Casper, Wyo. 82609
Phone/Fax: 307 237-4200/307 237-4202
Web Site: www.hiexpress.com
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS DOUGLAS
900 W. Yellowstone Highway
Douglas, Wyo. 82633
Phone/Fax: 307 358-4500/307 358-4501
Web Site: www.holidayinnexpress.com
HOTEL LABONTE
206 E. Walnut St.
Douglas, Wyo. 82633
Phone/Fax: 307/358-4343
Web Site: www.hotellabonte.com
INN AT ALCOVA
21405 Kortes Road
Alcova, Wyo. 82620
Phone/Fax: 307 234-2066
Web Site: http://Sloanesatalcova.Com
LA QUINTA INN CASPER
400 W. F St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-265-1200/307 265-5522
Web Site: 6216.lq.com
MAINSTAY SUITES
551 Granite Peak Drive
Casper, Wyo. 82609
Phone/Fax: 307-472-5189/307-472-2022
Web Site: http://Mainstaysuites.Com
MOTEL 6
1150 Wilkins Circle
Casper, Wyo. 82609
Phone/Fax: 307- 234-3903
Web Site: www.motel6.com
NATIONAL 9 SHOWBOAT MOTEL
100 W. F St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 866-383-5620
Web Site: www.national9casper.com
PARKWAY PLAZA HOTEL AND CONVENTION
CENTRE
123 W. E St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-235-1777/307 235-8068
Web Site: www.parkwayplaza.net
QUALITY INN CASPER
821 N. Poplar St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 266-2400/307 266-1146
Web Site: www.choicehotels.com/hotels/wy044
RAMADA PLAZA RIVERSIDE CASPER
300 W. F St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 235-2531/307 473-3111
Web Site: www.casper-ramada.com
RANCH HOUSE MOTEL
1130 E. F St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307- 266-4044
REDSTONE HOTEL
20 S. E. Wyoming Blvd.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307- 234-9125
ROYAL INN
440 E A St
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307 234-3501
Web Site: www.caspermotel.com
SAGE & SAND MOTEL
901 W. Yellowstone Hwy.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-237-2088
Web Site: www.ourmotels.com
SHILO INN
739 Luker Ln
Phone/Fax: 307 237-1335
Web Site: http://Shiloinns.Com
SLEEP INN EVANSVILLE
6733 Bonanza
Phone/Fax: 307 235-3100
Web Site: http://Sleepinn.Com
SUPER 8 MOTEL – CASPER EAST/EVANSVILLE
269 Miracle Rd.
Phone/Fax: 307-237-8100
Web Site: www.super8.com
SUPER 8 MOTEL – CASPER WEST
3838 Cy Ave.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-266-3480
TOPPER MOTEL
728 E. A St.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-237-8407
WEST SIDE MOTEL
5755 Cy Ave.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-235-6688
YELLOWSTONE MOTEL
1610 E. Yellowstone Hwy.
Casper, Wyo. 82601
Phone/Fax: 307-234-9174
NORTHEAST
ALADDIN MOTEL
4005 State Hwy. 24
Aladdin, Wyo. 82710
Phone/Fax: 307 896-2100
Web Site: www.aladdinwymotel.com
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ALAMO MOTEL
1326 N. Main St.
Sheridan, Wyo. 82801
Phone/Fax: 307-672-2455
Web Site: www.alamomotel.net
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN GILLETTE
608 E 2nd St
Gillette, Wyo. 82716
Phone/Fax: 307 682-9341
Web Site: http://Americasbestvalueinn.Com
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN SHERIDAN
580 E 5th St
Phone/Fax: 307 672-9757
APPLE TREE INN
1552 Coffeen Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 672-2428/ 307-672-5273
Web Site: sheridanmotel.com
ARBUCKLE LODGE
1400 S. Garner Lake Road
Phone/Fax: 307-685-6363
Web Site: www.arbucklelodge.com
ARROWHEAD MOTEL
749 Fort St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-9453
Web Site: www.arrowheadmotel.com
ARROWHEAD MOTEL BUDGET HOST AAA
217 W. Cleaveland St.
Sundance, Wyo. 82729
Phone/Fax: 307-283-3307
Web Site: www.budgethost.com
ARROWHEAD LODGE
6002 US HWY 14
Dayton, Wyo. 82836
Phone/Fax: (254) 377-3387, Reservations - 307752-2444/307-752-6444
Web Site: www.arrowheadlodgewyoming.com
ASPEN INN
1744 N Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 672-9064
BEAR LODGE MOTEL
218 E. Cleveland St.
Phone/Fax: 307-283-1611
Web Site: www.bearlodgemotel.com
BEAR LODGE RESORT
5600 US Hwy 14A @ Burgess Junction
Dayton, Wyo. 82836
Phone/Fax: 307 752-2444, 307 752-5444/307
752-6444
Web Site: www.bearlodgeresort.com
Phone/Fax: 307 686-1989
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Phone/Fax: 307 682-0505
Web Site: http://Countryinns.Com
CASSIDY INN MOTEL
346 Nolan Ave.
Kaycee, Wyo. 82639
Phone/Fax: 307-738-2250
COZY MOTEL
219 W. Converse St.
Moorcroft, Wyo. 82721
Phone/Fax: 307-756-3486
Web Site: www.yourmoorcroftwyoming.com
BEST WESTERN DEVILS TOWER
229 N Highway 24
Hulett, Wyo. 82720
Phone/Fax: 307 467-5747
CANDLEWOOD SUITES GILLETTE
904 Country Club Road
Phone/Fax: 307 682-6100
Web Site: http://Candlewoodsuites.Com
DAYS INN GILLETTE
910 E Boxelder Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 682-3999/307 682-9151
BEST WESTERN SHERIDAN CENTER
612 N Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 674-7421/307 673-7392
Web Site: www.bestwestern.com/sheridancenter
CANDLEWOOD SUITES SHERIDAN
1709 Sugarland Drive
Phone/Fax: 800-225-1237
DAYS INN SHERIDAN
1104 Brundage Lane
Phone/Fax: 307 672-2888/307 672-2888
Web Site: www.daysinn.com
BEST WESTERN SUNDANCE
2719 E Cleveland Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 283-2800/307 283-2727
Web Site: www.blackhillslodging.com
CANYON MOTEL
997 Fort St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-2957
DEAN’S PINEVIEW MOTEL
117 8th St.
Phone/Fax: 307 283-2262
CIRCLE L MOTEL
410 E. 2nd St.
Phone/Fax: 307-682-9375
ECONO LODGE BUFFALO
333 E Hart St
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-2219/307 684-8638
Web Site: http://Econolodge.Com
BEST WESTERN TOWER WEST LODGE
109 N. U.S. Highway 14-16
Phone/Fax: 307 686-2210/307 682-5105
BIG HORN MOTEL
209 N. Main St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-2256
Web Site: bighorn-motel.com
BLUE GABLES MOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP
662 N. Main St,
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-2574
Web Site: bluegables.com
BRAMBLE MOTEL & RV PARK
2366 N. Main St.
Phone/Fax: 307-674-4902
BUDGET HOST INN SHERIDAN
2007 N Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 674-7496
Web Site: http://Budgethost.Com
BUDGET INN EXPRESS
2011 Rodgers Drive
CLARION INN AND CONVENTION CENTER
2009 S. Douglas Hwy
Phone/Fax: 307-686-3000/307-686-4018
Web Site: www.clarionhotel.com
COMFORT INN BUFFALO
65 US Highway 16 E
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-9564/307 684-9568
COMFORT INN GILLETTE
1607 W US Highway 14-16
Phone/Fax: 307 685-2223
COMFORT INN SHERIDAN
1450 E. Brundage Lane
Phone/Fax: 307 672-5098/307 672-5098
COUNTRY INN AND SUITES
2597 S Douglas Hwy
ELK VIEW INN
4622 W. US Highway 14
Dayton, Wyo. 82836
Phone/Fax: 307-461-4168/307 752-6444
Web Site: www.elkviewinn.com
FAIRFIELD INN GILLETTE
2577 S Douglas Hwy
Phone/Fax: 307 682-1717
Web Site: http://Marriott.Com
FOOTHILLS MOTEL
101 Main St.
Dayton, Wyo. 82836
Phone/Fax: 307-655-2547
Web Site: foothillscampground.com
HAMPTON INN & SUITES BUFFALO
85 U.S. Hwy 16 E.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-8899
Web Site: buffalosuiteswy.hamptoninn.com
HAMPTON INN GILLETTE
211 Decker Court
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Phone/Fax: 307-686-2000/307-686-1201
HAMPTON INN SHERIDAN
980 Sibley Circle
Phone/Fax: 307-673-2734
HISTORIC OCCIDENTAL HOTEL & SALOON
10 N. Main St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-0451
Web Site: occidentalwyoming.com
HISTORIC SHERIDAN INN & 1893 GRILLE &
SPIRITS
856 Broadway St.
Phone/Fax: 307-673-2178, 307-674-2178/307674-1986
Web Site: www.historicsherdianinn.com
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS BUFFALO
106 U.S. Hwy 16 E
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-9900
Web Site: www.ichotelsgroup.com
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS GILLETTE
1908 Cliff Davis Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 686-9576/307 682-2158
Web Site: www.timberlinehotels.com
HOLIDAY INN SHERIDAN
1809 Sugarland Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 672-8931/307 672-6388
Web Site: www.sheridan-wyo.com
HOLIDAY LODGE
625 Coffeen Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 672-2407
HOWARD JOHNSON GILLETTE
1004 E US Highway 14-16
Phone/Fax: 307 682-2616
Web Site: http://Hojo.Com
HULETT MOTEL
202 Main St,
Hulett, Wyo. 82720
Phone/Fax: 307 467-5220
Web Site: devilstowerlodging.com
KAYCEE BUNKHOUSE
27 Mayoworth Rd.
Kaycee, Wyo. 82639
Phone/Fax: 307-738-2213
KEYHOLE MARINA, MOTEL & CAMPGROUND
215 Mckean Rd.
Phone/Fax: 307-756-9529
M & A MOTEL
111 Rampart Dr.
Wright, Wyo. 82732
Phone/Fax: 307 464-1115
Web Site: mamotel.net
MANSION HOUSE INN
313 N. Main St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 888-455-9202 or 307-6842218/307-684-9320
Web Site: www.mansionhouseinn.com
MILL INN
2161 Coffeen Ave # 601
Phone/Fax: 307 672-6401
Web Site: http://Sheridanmillinn.Com
MONTGOMERY HOTEL
100 S Gillette Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 686-9981
MOORCROFT MOTEL
420 N. Yellowstone Ave.
Phone/Fax: 307-756-3411
MOTEL 6
100 Flatiron Dr.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-7000
Web Site: motel6.com
MOTEL 6
2105 Rodgers Dr.
Phone/Fax: 307 686-8600
MOTEL 6 SHERIDAN
911 Sibley Cir.
Phone/Fax: 307 673-9500
MOTEL PIONEER
121 Hunter St.
Hulett, Wyo. 82720
Phone/Fax: 307 467-5656
Web Site: hulett.org/motelpioneer.htm
THE RANCH AT UCROSS
2673 E. U.S. Highway 14 E.
Clearmont, Wyo. 82835
Phone/Fax: 307-737-2281/307 737-2211
Web Site: www.blairhotels.com
MUSTANG MOTEL
922 E. 3rd. St.
Phone/Fax: 307 682-4784
TRAILS END MOTEL AND LOUNGE
2129 N. Main St.
Phone/Fax: 672-2477
NATIONAL 9 INN
1020 E US Highway 14-16
Phone/Fax: 307 682-5111
NATIONAL 9 INN
519 Latigo Dr
Wright, Wyo. 82732
Phone/Fax: 307 464-1510
PARKWAY MOTEL
2112 Coffeen Ave.
Phone/Fax: 307 674-7259
RANGELAND COURT MOTEL & RV PARK
108 N. Yellowstone Ave.
Phone/Fax: 307-756-3595
Web Site: www.rtconnect.net
RESIDENCE HILL BED & BREAKFAST
450 S. Thurmond
Phone/Fax: 307 363-2262
Web Site: www.residencehill.net
RIMROCK LODGE
1873 State Highway 24
Hulett, Wyo. 82720
Phone/Fax: 307 467-5885
RODEWAY INN SHERIDAN
1704 N Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 672-2439
Web Site: http://Rodewayinn.Com
RODEWAY SUNDANCE MOUNTAIN INN & HOTEL
26 Hwy. 585
Phone/Fax: 307 283-3737
Web Site: choicehotels.com
RODEWAY INN HOTEL GILLETTE
409 Butler Spaeth Road
Phone/Fax: 307 682-4757/307 682-4757
Web Site: www.choicehotels.com
SETTLE INN AND SUITES
1400 S Garner Lake Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 685-6363
SIESTA MOTEL
255 Nolan Ave.
Kaycee, Wyo. 82639
Phone/Fax: 307-738-2291
STAGE STOP MOTEL
2171 N. Main St.
Phone/Fax: 307 672-3459
STORY PINES INN LLC
46 N Piney Rd
Story, Wyo. 82842
Phone/Fax: 307 683-2120
Web Site: http://Storypinesinn.Com
SUNDANCE MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY
42 Sundance Mount Road
Phone/Fax: 307 283-3766
Web Site: http://Sundancemountainhideaway.Com
SUNDOWN MOTEL
1704 N. Main St.
Phone/Fax: 307 672-2439
SUPER 8 MOTEL
655 E. Hart St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-2531
SUPER 8 MOTEL
208 Decker Ct.
Phone/Fax: 307 682-8078
SUPER 8 MOTEL
2435 N. Main St.
Phone/Fax: 307 672-9725
SUPER SAVER INN
1789 N Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 672-0471
TUNNEL INN
402 State Rd. 193
Story, Wyo. 82842
Phone/Fax: 307 683-2296
Phone/Fax:
Web Site: www.bestwestern.com/sunsetmotorinn
BLACKWATER LODGE
1516 N Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-5201
Web Site: http://Blackwatercreekranch.Com
BUDGET HOST INN CODY
1807 Sheridan Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-4258
UPTON MOTEL
440 First St.
Upton, Wyo. 82730
Phone/Fax: 307-468-9282
BUDGET HOST INN GREYBULL
1324 N 6th St
Greybull, Wyo. 82426
Phone/Fax: 307 765-2105
WESTERN RANCHESTER MOTEL
350 Dayton St.
Ranchester, Wyo. 82839
Phone/Fax: 307-655-2511
BUFFALO BILL ANTLERS INN
1213 17th St
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-2084
WESTON INN
1601 U.S. Hwy. 16
Upton, Wyo. 82730
Phone/Fax: 307-468-2401
BUFFALO BILL VILLAGE RESORT
1701 Sheridan Ave.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-5544/307 587-2795
WINGATE INN GILLETTE
1801 Cliff Davis Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 685-2700/307-685-6635
Web Site: http://Wingatehotels.Com
BUFFALO BILL’S CODY HOUSE
101 Robertson St
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-6169
WINGATE INN SHERIDAN
1950 E 5th St
Phone/Fax: 307 675-1101
Web Site: http://Wingatehotels.Com
BURL INN
1213 17th St.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-2084/307 587-3031
Web Site: www.Burlinn.com
WRIGHT HOTEL
300 Reata Drive
Wright, Wyo. 82732
Phone/Fax: 307 464-6060
CANYON LODGE & CABINS
PO Box 165
Phone/Fax: 866-439-7375/307 344-7456
Web Site: www.YellowstoneNationalParkLodges.
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WYOMING MOTEL AND CAMPING PARK
112 E. Converse St.
Phone/Fax: 307-756-3452
WYO MOTEL
610 E. Hart St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-5505
Web Site: www.wyomotel.com
Z-BAR MOTEL
626 Fort St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-5535
Web Site: www.zbarcabinsandmotel.com
NORTHWEST
ABSAROKA MOUNTAIN LODGE
1231 Northfork Highway
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-3963
Web Site: http://Absarokamtlodge.Com
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN CODY
720 Yellowstone Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-4208
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN POWELL
777 E 2nd St
Powell, Wyo. 82435
Phone/Fax: 307 754-5117
AMERICINN LODGE AND SUITES
508 Yellowstone Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-7716
Web Site: http://Americinn.Com
CANYON VALLEY RESORT
126 Old Maid Gulch No. B
Ten Sleep, Wyo. 82442
Phone/Fax: 307 366-2768
CARTER INN
414 2nd St
Phone/Fax: 307 366-9911
CHAMBERLIN INN
1032 12th St.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-0202/307587-3048
Web Site: www.chamberlininn.com
CODY COWBOY VILLAGE
203 W. Yellowstone Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-7555
CODY LEGACY INN
1801 Mountainview Rd
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-6067
Web Site: http://Codylegacyinn.Com
CODY MOTOR LODGE
1455 Sheridan Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 527-6291/307 527-6291
Web Site: see AAA or www.wyomingtourism.org
COMFORT INN AT THE BUFFALO BILL VILLAGE
RESORT
1601 Sheridan Ave.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-5556/307 587-8727
BEARTOOTH INN
2513 Greybull Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-527-5505
COMFORT INN WORLAND
100 N Road 11
Worland, Wyo. 82401
Phone/Fax: 307 347-9898
BEST WESTERN CROSSROADS
75 N. Bypass Road
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-2256
Web Site: bestwestern.com
COUNTRY INN
255 Nolan Ave
Kaycee, Wyo. 82639
Phone/Fax: 307 738-2291
BEST WESTERN INN
2200 Big Horn Ave
Worland, Wyo. 82401
Phone/Fax: 307 347-8201/307 347-9323
CODY COWBOY VILLAGE
185 S Main St
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-1353
BEST WESTERN PLAZA HOTEL THEMOPOLIS
116 E Park
Thermopolis, Wyo. 82443
Phone/Fax: 307-864-2939/307-864-2927
Web Site: www.bestofwyoming.com
CREEK SIDE LODGE
995 N Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-9795
BEST WESTERN SUNSET MOTOR INN
1601 8th St.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
DAYS INN HOT SPRINGS CONVENTION CENTER
115 E. Park St., Hot Springs State Park
Phone/Fax: 307-864-3131/307-864-3131
Sept. 1-15, 2014
Web Site: www.themopolisdaysinn.com
DAYS INN WORLAND
500 N. 10th St.
Worland, Wyo. 82401
Phone/Fax: 307 347-4251/307 347-6500
DEER HAVEN LODGE
4301 Highway 16
Phone/Fax: 307 366-2449
ECONO INN LOVELL
595 E Main St
Lovell, Wyo. 82431
Phone/Fax: 307 548-2725
ECONO INN WORLAND
1021 Russell Ave
Worland, Wyo. 82401
Phone/Fax: 307 347-3249/307 347-3788
ECONO LODGE MOOSE CREEK INN
1015 Sheridan Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-2221
ELEPHANT HEAD LODGE
1171 N Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-3980
Web Site: http://Elephantheadlodge.Com
P.O. Box 165
Phone/Fax: 307 344-7311/307 344-7456
Web Site: www.travelyellowstone.com
LAKE STOP RESORT
9 Lake Desmet Rd
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307 684-9051
Web Site: http://Thelakestop.Com
LAMPLIGHTER INN
234 E 1st St
Powell, Wyo. 82435
Phone/Fax: 307 754-2226
LILAC MOTEL
710 W. C St.
Basin, Wyo. 82410
Phone/Fax: 307-568-3355
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL & CABINS
PO Box 165
Phone/Fax: 866-439-7375/307 344-7456
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MEADOWLARK LAKE RESORT
4700 US Highway 16
Phone/Fax: 307 366-2424
Web Site: http://Cactusinn.Com
MOOSE ALLEY LODGING
1407 Wyoming Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-6159
Web Site: http://Moosealleylodging.Com
QUALITY INN PLAZA HOTEL
116 E. Park Street
Phone/Fax: 307 864-2939/307 864-2927
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
10 N. Main St.
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-0451/307-684-5980
Web Site: www.occidentalwyoming.com
RANCH SOUP GUEST HOUSE
1540 Ln. 43
Burlington, Wyo. 82411
Phone/Fax: 307-762-3264/307.762.3265
Web Site: www.yourmoorcoftwyoming.com
OLD FAITHFULL INN, SNOWLODGE & CABINS
P.O. Box 165
Phone/Fax: 866-439-7375/307 344-7456
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RIVERSIDE INN
120 2nd St
Kaycee, Wyo. 82639
Phone/Fax: 307 738-2659
Web Site: http://Riversidebangor.Org
PAHASKA TEEPEE RESORT
183 North Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-527-7701/307-527-4019
Web Site: www.pahaska.com
PAINTBRUSH INN
605 S 6th St
Phone/Fax: 307 864-3155
ROOSEVELT LODGE & CABINS
P.O. Box 165
Phone/Fax: 307 344-7311/307 344-7456
Web Site: www.travelyellowstone.com
SHOSHONE LODGE
349 N Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-4044
Web Site: http://Shoshonelodge.Com
ELK ANTLER INN
501 S 6th St
Phone/Fax: 307 864-2325
Web Site: http://Elkantlerinn.Com
FOUNTAIN INN
2 Fountain Plaza Road
Newcastle, Wyo. 82701
Phone/Fax: 307 746-4426
Web Site: http://Barbarv.Vcn.Com
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH INN
600 Broadway St
Phone/Fax: 307 864-2321/307 864-5100
Web Site: www.fountainofyouthinn.com
FOUR CORNERS COUNTRY INN
24695 US Highway 85 Pmb 177
Four Corners, Wyo. 82715
Phone/Fax: 307 746-4776
GOFF CREEK LODGE
995 E Yellowstone Hwy.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-3753
GRANT VILLAGE
PO Box 165
Phone/Fax: 866-439-7375/307 344-7456
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GREEN CREEK INN
2908 North Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-5004
GREEN GABLES INN
1636 Central Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-6886
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES BUFFALO
85 US Highway 16 E
Buffalo, Wyo. 82834
Phone/Fax: 307-684-8899/307684-2626
Web Site: www.buffalosuiteswy.hamptoninn.com
HISTORIC HOTEL GREYBULL
602 Greybull Avenue
Greybull, Wyo. 82426
Phone/Fax: (406) 665-7049
Web Site: http://Historichotelgreybull.Com
HOLIDAY INN AT THE BUFFALO BILL VILLAGE
RESORT
1701 Sheridan Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-5555/307-527-7757
BUFFALO BILL’S IRMA HOTEL
1192 Sheridan Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-4221/307-587-1775
Web Site: http://Irmahotel.Com
KINGS INN
524 Yellowstone Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 527-6604
LAKE HOTEL
1 Grand Loop Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 242-3700
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SKYLINE MOTOR INN
1919 17th St.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-4201
2360 W. Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307-778-8877/307 778-8697
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2800 W. Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307-775-8400/307-775-8444
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STAR INN
401 Park St
Phone/Fax: 307 864-3499
DAYS INN LARAMIE
1368 N McCue St
Laramie, Wyo. 82072
Phone/Fax: 307 745-5678/307 742-8934
LUXURY INN
1805 Westland Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 638-2550
SUNRISE MOTOR INN LLC
1407 Eighth St.
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-5566/307 587-0217
Web Site: www.sunriseinncody.com
THE CODY
232 W. Yellowstone Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-5915
TOWN HOUSE MOTOR INN
119 N 10th St
Worland, Wyo. 82401
Phone/Fax: 307-347-2426/307 -347-3206
TRAIL SHOP AND INN
7 Road 6bu
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-3741
Web Site: www.thetrailshopinn.com
WIGWAM
1701 Alger Ave
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307-587-3861
DAYS INN TORRINGTON
1555 Main St.
Torrington, Wyo. 82240
Phone/Fax: 307 532-4011
ECONO LODGE LARAMIE
1370 N. McCue St.
Laramie, Wyo. 82072
Phone/Fax: 307 745-8900 or (800) 3036851/307 745-5806
MICROTEL INN CHEYENNE
1400 W Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307 634-3200
Web Site: http://Microtelinn.Com
MOUNTAIN VIEW HISTORIC HOTEL & COFFEE
SHOP
2747 Hwy 130
Phone/Fax: 307-742-3588
Web Site: www.themountainviewhotel.com
EXPRESS INN
2512 W Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307 632-7556
Web Site: http://Expressinncheyenne.Com
NAGLE WARREN MANSION BED & BREAKFAST
AND CONFERENCE CENTER
222 E. 17th St.
Phone/Fax: 800-811-2610/307 638-6839
Web Site: www.naglewarrenmansion.com
FAIRFIELD INN CHEYENNE
1415 Stillwater Ave.
Phone/Fax: 307 637-4070/307 637-4070
Web Site: http://Marriott.Com
OAK TREE INN CHEYENNE
1625 Stillwater Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 778-6620
OLD CORRAL HOTEL AND STEAKHOUSE
2750 Highway 130
Phone/Fax: 307 745-5918
Web Site: www.oldcorral.com
WYOMING HIGH COUNTRY LLC
257 E Main St
Lovell, Wyo. 82431
Phone/Fax: 307 548-7820
FAIRFIELD INN LARAMIE
1673 Centennial Dr
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 460-2100/307 460-2101
Web Site: www.marriott.com
WYOMING MOUNTAIN RESORTS
4700 US Highway 16
Phone/Fax: 307 366-2429
GARHART’S PIONEERS INN
107 E Merriam St
Fort Laramie, Wyo. 82212
Phone/Fax: 307 837-3065/307 837-0146
PIONEER HOTEL CHEYENNE
209 W 17th St
Phone/Fax: 307 634-3010
Web Site: http://Pioneerlaughlin.Com
YELLOWSTONE VALLEY INN
3324 N Fork Hwy
Cody, Wyo. 82414
Phone/Fax: 307 587-3961
Web Site: http://Yellowstonevalleyinn.Com
GRANDMA’S INN
4577 US Highway 26/85
Phone/Fax: 307 532-4064
QUALITY INN & SUITES LARAMIE
1655 Centennial Drive
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 742-6665/307 742-9193
Web Site: http://www.qualityinn.com
SOUTHEAST
1 INN GOLD
421 Boswell Drive
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 742-3721/307 742-5473
Web Site: http://1stinns.Com
ST
ALBANY LODGE
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307-745-5782/307 745-8738
Web Site: www.albanylodge.com
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN AND SUITES
2512 W. Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307 632-7556/307 635-9141
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN LARAMIE
523 S Adams St
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 721-8860
HAMPTON INN CHEYENNE
1781 Fleischli Parkway
Phone/Fax: 307 632-2747/307 632-2745
HAMPTON INN LARAMIE
3715 E. Grand Ave.
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307-742-0125/307 742-0126
HILTON GARDEN INN & UW CONFERENCE
CENTER
2229 Grand Ave.
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307-745-5500/307 745-4999
Web Site: www.uwconferencecenter.com
HISTORIC PLAINS HOTEL
1600 Central Ave.
Phone/Fax: 307-638-3311/307 635-2022
Web Site: www.theplainshotel.com
QUALITY INN CHEYENNE
2245 Etchepare Drive
Phone/Fax: 307-638-7202/307 635-8560
Web Site: http://qualityinn.com/hotel-cheyennewyoming-wy020
RAMADA CHEYENNE
1700 W Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307 638-3301
Web Site: http://Ramada.Com
RAMADA INN LARAMIE
2313 Soldier Springs Rd
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 742-6611/307 745-8371
Web Site: http://Ramada.Com
RODEO INN
3839 E Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307 634-2171
WOLF HOTEL
101 E. Bridge Ave
Phone/Fax: 307-326-5525
Web Site: www.wolfhotel.com
WOOD’S LANDING RESORT
9 State Highway 10
Jelm, Wyo. 82063
Phone/Fax: 307 745-9638
Web Site: http://Woodslanding.Com
SOUTHWEST
1ST CHOICE INN
1904 E. Cedar St.
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 328-1401/307 328-1401
Web Site: www.1stchoiceinn.net
AA COURT
710 9th St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-9965
ALPEN HAUS RESORT
50 W Hwy 26
Alpine, Wyo. 83128
Phone/Fax: 307 654-7545
ALPINE INN
1180 US Highway 26
Alpine, Wyo. 83128
Phone/Fax: 307 654-7644
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN RAWLINS
1400 S Higley Blvd
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 328-1732/307 328-0412
Web Site: www.AmericasBestValueInn.com
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN ROCK SPRINGS
2518 Foothill Blvd
Rock Springs, Wyo. 82901
Phone/Fax: 307 362-9600/307 362-8846
BEST WESTERN COTTONTREE INN
2121 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2737/307-324-5011
Web Site: www.bwcottontreeinn.com
BEST WESTERN DUNMAR INN
1601 Harrison Drive
Evanston, Wyo. 82930
Phone/Fax: 307 789-3770/307-789-3758
Web Site: www.bestwestern.com/dunmarinn
BEST WESTERN FOSSIL COUNTRY
760 Highway 189/30
Kemmerer, Wyo. 83101
Phone/Fax: 307 877-3388
BEST WESTERN INN PINEDALE
864 W Pine St
Phone/Fax: 307 367-6869/307 367-6897
BEST WESTERN OUTLAW INN
1630 Elk St
Phone/Fax: 307 362-6623
RODEWAY INN
5401 Walker Road
Phone/Fax: 307 632-8901/307 634-8839
BEAR CREEK INN
2132 Bear Creek Road
Lagrange, Wyo. 82221
Phone/Fax: 307 834-2398
HOLIDAY INN CHEYENNE I80
204 W. Fox Farm Road
Phone/Fax: 307-638-4466/307-433-9161
Web Site: www.holiday-inn.com/cheyennewy
SLEEP INN CHEYENNE
8101 Hutchins Road
Phone/Fax: 307 638-8891
Web Site: http://Sleepinn.Com
BEST WESTERN LARAMIE INN AND SUITES
1767 Banner Road
Laramie, Wyo. 82072
Phone/Fax: 307 745-5700/307 745-5707
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS CHEYENNE
1731 Fleischli Pkwy
Phone/Fax: 307 433-0751
Web Site: http://Hiexpress.Com
SNOWY RANGE INN
1555 Snowy Range Rd
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 742-8371/307 742-0884
Web Site: snowyrangeinn.com
BEST WESTERN TORCHLIGHT INN
1809 16th St.
Wheatland, Wyo. 82201
Phone/Fax: 307 322-4070/307 322-4072
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS TORRINGTON
1700 E. Valley Road
Phone/Fax: 307 532-7600/307 532-7600
Web Site: www.hiexpress.com/torringtonwy
SPRINGHILL SUITES CHEYENNE
416 W. Fox Farm Road
Phone/Fax: 307-635-0006/307-635-0008
Web Site: www.marriott.com/cyssh
BUDGET HOST INN ROCK SPRINGS
1004 Dewar Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 362-6673
CANDLEWOOD SUITES CHEYENNE
2335 Tura Parkway
Phone/Fax: 307-634-6622/307-634-2919
HOLIDAY INN LARAMIE
204 S. 30th St.
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307-721-9000 or 888-2599061/307-721-9015
Web Site: www.timberlinehotels.com
SUNSET INN LARAMIE
1104 S. Third St.
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 742-3741/307 745-9305
Web Site: http://www.sunsetinn-laramie.com/
CANYON INN
Cokeville, Wyo. 83114
Phone/Fax: 307 849-0100
COMFORT INN LARAMIE
3420 Grand Ave.
Laramie, Wyo. 82070
Phone/Fax: 307 721-8856/307 721-5166
Web Site: http://www.comfortinn.com/hotellaramie-wyoming-wy408
DAYS INN CHEYENNE
LA QUINTA INN CHEYENNE
2410 W. Lincolnway
Phone/Fax: 307 632-7117/307 638-7807
Web Site: http://Lq.Com
LITTLE AMERICA HOTEL AND RESORT CHEYENNE
THE KING’S INN
1555 Main St.
Phone/Fax: 307 532-4011/307 532-7202
Web Site: www.kings-inn.tripod.com
TRAVELER’S INN
12500 East I-80 Service Road
21B
Phone/Fax: 307 635-7799
HISTORIC VIRGINIAN HOTEL
404 Lincoln Hwy
Medicine Bow, Wyo. 82329
Phone/Fax: 307-379-2377
Web Site: www.historicvirginianhotel.net
AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN TORRINGTON
1548 Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 532-7118
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BIG SANDY LODGE
8 Spotted Tail Circle
Phone/Fax: 307 382-6513
Web Site: http://Big-Sandy-Lodge.Com
BOBCAT INN
15 S Miles St
Baggs, Wyo. 82321
Phone/Fax: 307 383-7059
BOULDER INN
8782 Highway 191
Boulder, Wyo. 82923
Phone/Fax: 307 537-5626
COMFORT INN EVANSTON
1931 Harrison Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 789-7733
Web Site: www.cievanston.com
COMFORT INN RAWLINS
2366 E Cedar St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
22B
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Phone/Fax: 307 324-3663
COMFORT INN ROCK SPRINGS
2622 Commercial Way
Phone/Fax: 307 362-9100
DAYS INN EVANSTON
1983 Harrison Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 789-0783/307 789-3353
DAYS INN RAWLINS
2222 E. Cedar St.
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-6615/307 324-6615
HI COUNTRY INN
689 S Washington St
Afton, Wyo. 83110
Phone/Fax: 307 885-3856/307 885-9318
HIGH COUNTRY INN
1936 Harrison Drive
Phone/Fax: 307-789-2810/307-789-5506
Web Site: www.highcountryinn.net
HIGH COUNTRY SUITES
1133 Hwy 191
Phone/Fax: 307 367-5770
HOBACK VILLAGE
14272 Highway 191
Bondurant, Wyo. 82922
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3631
DAYS INN ROCK SPRINGS
1545 Elk St.
Phone/Fax: 307 362-5646/307 382-9440
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS EVANSTON
1965 Harrison Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 789-7999
ECONO LODGE EVANSTON
70 Bear River Dr
Phone/Fax: 307 789-7510
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS RAWLINS
201 Airport Road
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307-345-8082
ECONO LODGE RAWLINS
1500 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2905
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS ROCK SPRINGS
1660 Sunset Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 362-9200
ECONO LODGE ROCK SPRINGS
1635 Elk St.
Phone/Fax: 307 382-4217/307 362-4150
Web Site: www.choicehotels.com
HOLIDAY INN ROCK SPRINGS
1675 Sunset Drive
Phone/Fax: 307-382-9200/307-362-1064
Web Site: www.holidayinn.com/rocksprings
ECONOMY GUEST VILLAGE
1430 Ninth St.
Phone/Fax: 307-362-3763
HOMEWOOD SUITES ROCK SPRINGS
60 Winston Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 382-0764/307-382-0765
Web Site: http://Homewoodsuites1.Hilton.Com
ECONOMY INN
713 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-4561
HORSESHOE INN
107757 N US Highway 89
Etna, Wyo. 83118
Phone/Fax: 307 883-2281
ENERGY INN
3 US Highway 189
Diamondville, Wyo. 83116
Phone/Fax: 307 877-6901
Web Site: http://Energyinn.Net
HOWARD JOHNSON EVANSTON
339 Wasatch Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 789-2220
Web Site: http://Hojo.Com
EXPRESS INN RAWLINS
1720 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-3471
JADE LODGE
415 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2791
FLYING SADDLE RESORT
118878 Hwy 89 & 26
Alpine, Wyo. 83128
Phone/Fax: 307-654-4422/307-654-4442
Web Site: www.flyingsaddleresort.com
KNIGHTS INN
1915 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2263
Web Site: http://Knightsinn.Com
FRONTIER SUITES
Kemmerer, Wyo. 83101
Phone/Fax: 307 877-3377
LA QUINTA INN ROCK SPRINGS
2717 Dewar Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 362-1770/307 362-2830
Web Site: http://Lq.Com
GATEWAY INN
106 E Clark St
Lyman, Wyo. 82937
Phone/Fax: 307 787-3700
GOLDEN SPIKE INN
1617 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307/328-1600/307 328-4078
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES GREEN RIVER
1055 Wild Horse Canyon Road
Green River, Wyo. 82935
Phone/Fax: 307 875-5300/307-875-6800
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES PINEDALE
55 Bloomfield Ave.
Phone/Fax: 307 367-6700/307-367-8883
Web Site: www.pinedalesuites.hamptoninn.com
HAMPTON INN EVANSTON
101 Wasatch Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 789-5678
HAMPTON INN RAWLINS
406 Airport Road
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2320/307-324-2284
HAMPTON INN ROCK SPRINGS
1901 Dewar Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 382-9222/307-382-2643
LAKESIDE LODGE RESORT AND MARINA
99 Fs-111
Phone/Fax: 307 367-2221
Web Site: http://Lakesidelodge.Com
LITTLE AMERICA
P.O. Box 1
Little America, Wyo. 82929
Phone/Fax: 307-875-2400/307 872-2666
Web Site: www.wyoming.littleamerica.com
Phone/Fax: 307 367-7979
NEW FRONTIER HOTEL & STORE
146 Budd Ave
Big Piney, Wyo. 83113
Phone/Fax: 307 276-3329/307 276-3360
NORDIC INN
1 Colonial Ln
Alpine, Wyo. 83128
Phone/Fax: 307 654-7556
OAK TREE INN GREEN RIVER
1170 W. Flaming Gorge Way
Phone/Fax: 307 875-3500/307 875-4889
Web Site: www.oaktreeinn.com
OAK TREE INN RAWLINS
2005 Daley St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-4700
PINE CREEK INN
650 W Pine St
Phone/Fax: 307 367-9946
QUALITY INN RAWLINS
1801 E Cedar St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2783
Web Site: http://Qualityinn.Com
QUALITY INN ROCK SPRINGS
1670 Sunset Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 382-9490/307 382-7333
Web Site: www.qualityinn.com
RAWLINS BUDGET INN
1500 W. Spruce St.
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2905
RENDEZVOUS LODGE LLC
Highway 130 & Ryan Park Road No. 1
Phone/Fax: 307 326-8998
Web Site: http://Therendezvouslodge.Net
RIMROCK LODGE INC.
717 Scarlet Dr
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-8857
RIVIERA LODGE
104 E Saratoga Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 326-5651/307-326-3958
Web Site: http://www.therivieralodge.com
ROYAL RESORT
PO Box 3250
Alpine, Wyo. 83128
Phone/Fax: 307 654-7545/307 654-7546
Web Site: www.royal-resort.com
SANDS INN
1556 9th St
Phone/Fax: 307 362-3739
SARATOGA RESORT & SPA
601 E. Pic Pike Road
Phone/Fax: 307-326-5261/307-326-5234
Web Site: www.saratogaresortandspa.com
SILVER STREAM LODGE AND COPPER
95329 Highway 89
Afton, Wyo. 83110
Phone/Fax: 307 883-2440
SNIDERS RUSTIC INN LLC
473 N Main St
Thayne, Wyo. 83127
Phone/Fax: 307 883-0222
LODGE AT PINEDALE
1054 W Pine St
Phone/Fax: 307 367-8800
SPIRIT WEST RIVER LODGE
Po Box 605
Encampment, Wyo. 82325
Phone/Fax: 307 327-5753
Web Site: http://Spiritwestriverlodge.Com
MARBLETON INN
405 Winkelman Ave
Marbleton, Wyo. 83113
Phone/Fax: 307 276-5231
SWEET DREAMS INN GREEN RIVER
1416 Uinta Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 875-7554
Web Site: http://Clearviewbowling.Com
MEDICINE BOW GUEST LODGE AND RANCH
Star Route 8A
Phone/Fax: 307-326-5439 or 800-4095439/307-326-3439
Web Site: www.medicinebowlodge.net
MICROTEL INN RAWLINS
812 Locust St.
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307-324-5588/307-324-5205
Web Site: http://Microtelinn.Com
MOUNTAIN LODGE LLC
234 E Pine St
THE LODGE & SPA AT BRUSH CREEK RANCH
66 Brush Creek Ranch Road
Phone/Fax: 307-327-5284/307-327-5970
Web Site: www.brushcreekranch.com
THE LODGE AT RAWLINS/QUALITY INN
1801 E. Cedar St.
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 324-2783/307 328-1011
TIMBERLINE LODGE
807 Merna North Beaver
Daniel, Wyo. 83115
Phone/Fax: 307 859-8340
TRAVELODGE RAWLINS
1617 W Spruce St
Rawlins, Wyo. 82301
Phone/Fax: 307 328-1600
Web Site: http://Travelodge.Com
VACHERS BIGHORN LODGE
508 Mccaffrey Ave
Encampment, Wyo. 82325
Phone/Fax: 307 327-5110
VALLEY HI HOTEL
10716 US Highway 30
Cokeville, Wyo. 83114
Phone/Fax: 307 279-5201
WYOMING INN
129 W Birch Creek Dr
La Barge, Wyo. 83123
Phone/Fax: 307 386-2654
WEST CENTRAL
49ER INN AND SUITES
380 W Pearl Ave
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-733-7550/307-733-2002
Web Site: www.townsquareinns.com
ALPINE HOUSE
285 N Glenwood
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 739-1570
Web Site: http://Alpinehouse.Com
AMANGANI
1535 Northeast Butte Road
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-734-7333/307-734-7332
Web Site: www.amanresorts.com
ANGLERS INN
265 N Millward
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3682
Web Site: http://Anglersinn.Net
ANTLER INN
50 W Pearl Ave
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2535
Web Site: http://Townsquareinns.Com
BRANDING IRON INN
401 W Ramshorn
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307 455-2893
Web Site: http://Brandingironinn.Com
BROOKS LAKE LODGE
458 Brooks Lake Road
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307-455-2121/307-455-2221
Web Site: www.brookslake.com
BUCKRAIL LODGE
110 E Karns Ave
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2079
Web Site: http://Buckraillodge.Com
CHINOOK WINDS MOUNTAIN LODGE
640 S 1st St
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307 455-2987
COMFORT INN AND SUITES RIVERTON
2020 N. Federal Blvd.
Riverton, Wyo. 82501
Phone/Fax: 307 856-8900
Web Site: www.ciriverton.com
COWBOY VILLAGE RESORT
120 Flat Creek Drive
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3121
DAYS INN RIVERTON
909 W. Main St.
Phone/Fax: 307 856-9677/307 856-9677
DEFELDER INN
222 S Broadway Ave
Phone/Fax: 307 856-6002
DORNAN’S IN MOOSE
200 Moose St
Moose, Wyo. 83012
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2415
Web Site: http://Dornans.Com
ELK COUNTRY INN
480 W Pearl St
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2364
ELK REFUGE INN
1755 N US Highway 89
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3582
Web Site: http://Elkrefugeinn.Com
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EXCLUSIVE RESORTS
3456 Clubhouse Drive
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 734-3907
FLAGG RANCH
P.O. Box 187
Moran, Wyo. 83013
Phone/Fax: 800-443-2311/307-543-2356
Web Site: www.flaggranch.com
FLAT CREEK INN AT JACKSON HOLE
1935 N. Highway 89
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-5276/307 733-0374
Web Site: www.flatcreekinn.com
FOUR SEASONS RESORT JACKSON HOLE
7680 Granite Loop Road
Teton Village, Wyo. 83025
Phone/Fax: 307-732-5000/307-732-5002
Web Site: www.fourseasons.com/jacksonhole
GRAND TARGHEE RESORT
3300 Ski Hill Road
Alta, Wyo. 83414
Phone/Fax: 307-353-2300 /208-354-3119
Web Site: www.grandtarghee.com
GRAND VICTORIAN LODGE
85 Perry
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 739-2294
Web Site: http://Grandvictorianlodge.Com
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES RIVERTON
2500 N Federal Blvd
Phone/Fax: 307 856-3500/307-856-3500
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES JACKSON
350 S. Hwy 89
Jackson, Wyo. 83002
Phone/Fax: 307-733-0033
Web Site: www.hamptoninn.hilton.com/Jackson
HATCHET RESORT
19980 E US Highway 287
Moran, Wyo. 83013
Phone/Fax: 307 543-2413
Web Site: http://Hatchetresort.Com
HITCHING POST LODGE
460 E Broadway
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2606
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES LANDER
1002 11th Street
Lander, Wyo. 82520
Phone/Fax: 307 332-4005/307-332-4012
Web Site: http://www.hiexpress.com/lander-wy
HOLIDAY INN RIVERTON
900 E. Sunset
Phone/Fax: 307-856-8100/307-856-0266
HOLIDAY LODGE
210 McFarlane Drive
Lander, Wyo. 82520
Phone/Fax: 307 332-2511 - 800-624-1974
Web Site: http://Holidaylodgelander.Com
JENNY LAKE LODGE
Inner Park Road
Grand Teton National Park, Wyo. 83013
Phone/Fax: 800-628-9988/307 543-3046
Web Site: www.gtlc.com
LAVA MOUNTAIN LODGE
3577 W. U.S. Highways 26-287
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307-455-2506/307-455-2692
Web Site: www.lavamountainlodge.com
LEXINGTON AT JACKSON HOLE
285 N Cache Drive
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2648
LINE SHACK LODGE LLC.
448 Union Pass Rd
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307 455-3232
LODGE AT JACKSON HOLE
80 Scott Lane
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 739-9703
Web Site: http://Jacksonhole.Com
MILLER PARK LODGE
155 N. Jackson Street
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-4858/307 733-3133
Web Site: http://Jacksonhole.Net
PAINTED BUFFALO INN
400 W. Broadway
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-4340/307 733-7953
Web Site: http://Paintedbuffaloinn.Com
PARKWAY INN
125 N Jackson
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3143
Web Site: http://Parkwayinn.Com
PRONGHORN LODGE AND SUITES
150 East Main St.
Lander, Wyo. 82520
Phone/Fax: 307 332-3940/(800) 4-choice/307
332-2651
Web Site: http://www.Pronghornlodge.Com
RANCH INN
45 E. Pearl Ave.
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-733-6363, 800-348-5599/307733-0623
Web Site: www.ranchinn.com
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE
1349 W Ramshorn
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307 455-2844
RODEWAY INN RIVERTON
611 W Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 856-2900
RUSTIC INN
475 N Cache Dr
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 732-6698
HOMEWOOD SUITES JACKSON
260 N. Millward St.
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 739-0808
Web Site: http://Homewoodsuites1.Hilton.Com
RUSTY PARROT LODGE AND SPA
175 North Jackson Street
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-733-2000/307-733-5566
Web Site: www.rustyparrot.com
HOSTEL
3315 Mccollister Dr
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3415
Web Site: http://Hostelx.Com
SASSY MOOSE INN
3895 Miles Rd
Wilson, Wyo. 83014
Phone/Fax: 307 733-1277
Web Site: http://Sassymoosejacksonhole.Com
HOTEL TERRA
3335 W Village Drive
Phone/Fax: 307-739-4000/307-733-3958
Web Site: www.terraresortgroup.com
SIGNAL MOUNTAIN LODGE
1 Inner Park Rd
Moran, Wyo. 83013
Phone/Fax: 307 543-2831
Web Site: http://Signalmtnlodge.Com
INN AT JACKSON HOLE
3345 W. Village Drive
Phone/Fax: 307-733-2311/307-733-0844
Web Site: www.innatjh.com
SNAKE RIVER LODGE AND SPA
7710 Granite Loop Road
Phone/Fax: 307-732-6045/307-732-6052
Web Site: www.rockresorts.com
INN ON THE CREEK
295 N Millward
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 739-1565
SNOW KING RESORT & GRAND VIEW LODGE
400 E. Snow King Ave.
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-733-5200/307-733-4086
Web Site: www.snowking.com
JACKSON HOLE RESORT LODGING CO.
3200 W Mccollister Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3990/307 733-0244
Web Site: www.jhresortlodging.com
JACKSON LAKE LODGE
5 Miles North on Wyo. Hwy 89
Moran, Wyo. 83013
Phone/Fax: 307 543-2811/307-543-3143
Web Site: www.gtlc.com
SOUTH FEDERAL INN
221 S Federal Blvd
Phone/Fax: 307 856-7455
Web Site: http://Southfederalinn.Com
SPRING CREEK RESORT
1535 N East Butte Rd
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 739-0339
STAGECOACH MOTOR INN
103 E Ramshorn St
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307 455-2303
STONE HOUSE
207 S 1st St
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 307 455-2555
Website: http://www.duboisbnb.com
SUNDANCE INN
135 W Broadway
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-3444
TERRA RESORT
7715 Granite Loop Rd
Phone/Fax: 307 734-8750
TETON CLUB
3340 E Cody Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 734-2460
TETON MOUNTAIN LODGE & SPA
3385 Cody Lane
Phone/Fax: 307-734-7111/307-734-7999
Web Site: www.tetonlodge.com
THE INN
3345 W. Village Drive
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2311/307 733-0844
Web Site: www.inn@jh.com
THE INN AT LANDER
260 Grandview Drive
Lander, Wyo. 82520
Phone/Fax: 307-332-2847/307 332-2760
Web Site: www.theinnatlander.com
THE LODGE AT JACKSON HOLE
80 Scott Lane
Jackson, Wyo. 83002
Phone/Fax: 307 739-9703/307 739-9168
Web Site: www.lodgeatjh.com
THE WYOMING INN OF JACKSON HOLE
930 West Broadway
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 734-0035/307 734-0037
Web Site: www.wyominginn.com
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TOMAHAWK MOTOR LODGE
208 E Main St
Phone/Fax: 307 856-9205/307 856-2879
Web Site: www.rivertontomahawk.com
TRAPPER INN AND SUITES
235 N Cache Drive
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2648
Web Site: http://Trapperinn.Com
TWIN PINES LODGE AND CABINS
218 W Ramshorn St
Dubois, Wyo. 82513
Phone/Fax: 800-550-6332
Web Site: http://twinpineslodge.com
VIRGINIAN LODGE
750 W. Broadway
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-733-2792/307-733-0281
Web Site: www.virginianlodge.com
WAGON WHEEL VILLAGE
435 N Cache St
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-8741
WILDFLOWER INN
3725 Teton Village Road
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-4710
WOODS HOTEL
120 Glenwood
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307 733-2200
Web Site: http://Thewoodshotel.Com
WORT HOTEL
50 N. Glenwood
Jackson, Wyo. 83001
Phone/Fax: 307-733-2190/307-733-2067
Web Site: www.worthotel.com
WIND RIVER HOTEL AND CASINO
10369 Hwy. 789
Phone/Fax: 307-856-3964/307 857-2707
Web Site: www.windrivercasino.com
23B
Tell them you had one heckuva
good time in Cody, Wyoming.
That you let your hair down, so
to speak. You let Cody be your
hub while you adventured out
on five spectacular loop tours.
You went hiking and fishing
and took amazing pictures in
Yellowstone. You rode the rapids
and the horses. You stepped back
in time and got to know the real
Buffalo Bill at the Buffalo Bill
Center of the West. You liked
him. Call 1-800-393-2639 or visit
yellowstonecountry.org
Fly into Cody via Delta and United Airlines

Fall Road Trips - Wyoming Business Report

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