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Sep 21, 2024

　　Grab an old-fashioned soda at the antique 1910 fountain while stocking up on a motley collection of fishing supplies and cowboy hats at this century-old stalwart. It's an authentic slice of the Old West.

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Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center

West Yellowstone

　　This nonprofit organization offers an alternative for ‘pest’ grizzlies facing extermination and captive-born wolves that can't survive in the wild. Here they are used for education and product testing (check out the row of shame of non-bear-proof trash containers). 　　The wolves are on continual display in their naturalized enclosures, while...

Museum of the Plains Indian

West Yellowstone

　　You wouldn't guess it from the outside, but this museum, housed in a nondescript brick building, has an exceptional collection of costumes, art, craftwork and artifacts honoring the culture of the Crow, Cree, Sioux, Cheyenne and, above all, the Blackfeet. Ernie Heavy Runner sits at the desk in front and...

Garnet Ghost Town

West Yellowstone

　　More than a dozen buildings preserved in a state of 'arrested decay' transport you back to gold-rush days, when cities were built overnight and vanished almost as quickly. It's an evocative place, having been founded in the late 19th century, but deserted since the 1930s. Located 40 miles east of...

Yellowstone Historic Center

West Yellowstone

　　Housed in the 1909 Union Pacific depot, this small museum explores early stagecoach and rail travel. Look for the highly unstable-looking early snowmobile with a propeller and three skis parked outside. ...

Oregon Short Line Railway Car

West Yellowstone

　　This wonderfully preserved 1903 Pullman car, once used by railroad executives, perfectly sums up the golden age of Western travel. Decked out in velvet, gas lamps and even stained glass, it sits beside the Branch restaurant at the Holiday Inn. ...

West Yellowstone

　　You’ll welcome this handy pit stop on Going-to-the-Sun Rd, with useful tourist facilities including a motel, restaurant, showers, small grocery and boat launch. At the peculiarly named Two Dog Flats nearby, thick trees give way to grassy meadows, making it much easier to spot bears, coyotes and elk. 　　The campground...

Eagle’s Store

West Yellowstone

　　Grab an old-fashioned soda at the antique 1910 fountain while stocking up on a motley collection of fishing supplies and cowboy hats at this century-old stalwart. It's an authentic slice of the Old West. ...

West Yellowstone

　　Perched above the tree line, atop the wind-lashed Continental Divide, and blocked by snow for most of the year, 6646ft Logan Pass – named for William R Logan, Glacier’s first superintendent – is the park’s highest navigable point by road. Two trails, Hidden Lake Overlook, which continues on to Hidden...

Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

West Yellowstone

　　The Crow (Apsalooke) Indian Reservation is home to the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. One of the USA's best-known Native American battlefields, this is where General George Custer made his famous 'last stand' in June 1876. Custer, and 272 soldiers, messed one too many times with Native Americans (including Crazy...

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