West Yellowstone Events Calendar
For all the events listed here, the contact is through
the West Yellowstone Chamber of Commerce unless another contact name
and number is provided.
Phone: (406) 646-7701. All events are subject to change without notice.
email: info@destinationyellowstone.com
February 2012
February 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
February 2012: West Yellowstone Ice Skating Rink Opens
Open daily until 9 PM. Located at 101 S Faithful Street across from the WestMart Do-It Center. Ice skates are available for rent at WestMart.
February 1, 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and snowshoe walk in the West Yellowstone Area. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station at 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
February 2-5, 2012: North American Ice Fishing Circut - Ice Fishing Tournament Weekend
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NAIFC (North American Ice Fishing Circuit) Ice Fishing Tournament Weekend: An official North American Ice Fishing Circuit event. Winter’s equivalent of summer’s big time bass and walleye tournaments, is filled with seminars, a kid’s workshop and the fishing competition itself. A round of evening activities will add local flavor to this first annual staging. Pack up the modern day version of woolies and join us in West Yellowstone. Add great snowmobiling, snowcoach tours, cross-country skiing and snow shoeing for an invigorating weekend in winter. |
February 3, 2012: Antarctica the Great Alone
Come along to Antarctica and follow the exploits of a Meteorite Hunter and learn why antarctica is the world's prime meteorite hunting location! Steve Ballou will offer an exciting multi-media presentation as part of the February Kids"N"Snow weekend. 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (406) 646.7701
February 4, 2012: Smores & More
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Join the fun from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at the West Yellowstone Ice Rink (located across the street from Westmart,100 S. Faithful Street off Yellowstone Ave). Warm-up with hot beverages, toast some marshmallows, and make your own S' more. All the fixings provided. Bring your own sled for our Kid's Sledding Hill. Or, try out West Yellowstone's ice skating rink. Skates available. Old-fashioned family fun for everyone of every age! |
February 4-5, 2012: Kids -N- Snow Event (pre-register at www.kidsnsnow.org)
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Don't miss a special weekend in West Yellowstone filled full of fun activities for kids (and parents and grandparents) both outdoors and inside. Practice snowshoeing and learn about nature with a ranger, make a S'more and ice skate, have fun on cross country ski's, meet a raptor, learn what to do if you're lost in the woods...and more! Many free activities! |
February 4, 2012: Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
Sacred Yellowstone. Yellowstone has been a spritual and sacred place for many people who came here before us. Join Ranger John Padilla to explore Sacred Yellowstone and find out if Yellowstone is sacred to you too! Saturday evening 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
February 4, 2012: Yellowstone Ranger Led Snowshoe Walk
Discover Yellowstone's fascinating winter ecology while wearing snowshoes! Join a ranger for a 2 mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 1:30 pm. Bring your own snowshoes, plus water and a snack. Free Program, 3 hours. Call (307) 344-2876 for more information.
February 5, 2012: Afternoon Talks at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center
Join a Yellowstone ranger for an interactive program highlighting a fascinating aspect of Yellowstone's natural and cultural history! Meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center located at 201 Canyon Street. Free Program, however there is a fee to visit the rest of the center. 45 minutes.
February 4-5, 2012: Ski Joring Races
Join the 320 Guest Ranch for it's annual Ski Joring Races. Bring your warm blankets and lawn chairs and witness the fearless competitors zig zag through the snowy white course while being pulled by their galloping teammates. $500 Guaranteed Bonus Money for winning participants and FREE ADMISSION for all spectators! Concessions will be available, as well as spectacular lodging and horse boarding rates!! For more information call: 800-243-0320 or visit www.320ranch.com.
February 7, 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn why Refuge Point was a vital meeting place after the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake. We will caravan to Refuge Point Trail. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station, 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
February 7, 2012: Moonlight Ski
Join WYSEF board members for a non-competitive ski under the stars. Meet us at 6pm at the tralhead building. Bundle up and bring a headlamp in the clouds are out. Warm refreshments will be enjoyed at the biathlon cabin.
February 10, 2012: Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
Winter Speaker Series (Special Program) Winged Predators: Yellowstone's Raptors. From frequently seen red-tailed hawks to rarely encountered boreal owls, numerous raptors inhabit Greater Yellowstone. Join Katy Duffy, Yellowstone Interpretive Planner and Raptor Enthusiast, for an exciting look into the lives of Yellowstone's raptor community . Friday evening 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
February 11, 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and snowshoe walk in the West Yellowstone Area. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station at 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
February 11, 2012: Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
"As the Forest Turns" - Bears, bison, elk, wolves, geysers, waterfalls- visitors to Yellowstone hope to see many things when they come to the park; but there is one thing all visitors to Yellowstone are guaranteed to see- TREES! Everything in Yellowstone depends on the wondrous forest. Join Ranger Darlene Bos as we explore Yellowstone's Forests and uncover their deep dark secrets. Meet at 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
February 11, 2012: Taste of the Trails
Taste of the Trails. Enjoy local tastes at feed stations located along a 5k course. Ski with friends and family and set your own pace. From dutch oven cooking to hot drinks, you will find a morsels of delight around every bend. Pre-registration required.
February 11, 2012: Spam Cup #2- Freestyle Race
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Skiers of all ages and abilities are invited to compete for the coveted Spam trophy. This is a low-keyed event geared to get Junior skiers race experience and master skiers a chance to push their training. Spectators are welcome at the Rendezvous Trailhead Building. Day-of registration available. |
February 12, 2012: Afternoon Talks at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center
Join a Yellowstone ranger for an interactive program highlighting a fascinating aspect of Yellowstone's natural and cultural history! Meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center located at 201 Canyon Street. Free Program, however there is a fee to visit the rest of the center. 45 minutes.
February 18, 2012 Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
Roadside History: West Yellowstone to Old Faithful. Visitors have traveled the West Entrance road to Old Faithful for more than a century! Join Ranger Molly Moore and explore this unique piece of Yellowstone History, while providing a historical prespective on what appears to be a natural landscape. Saturday evening 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
February 18, 2012: West Yellowstone Libray "Films for the Frozen"
Warm up your heart with this great film and documentary about our own Montana horse whisperer, Buck Brannaman, which inspired Robert Redford's classic movie. West Yellowstone Public Library, 23 N. Dunraven. 6:00pm free admission. For more information, 406-646-9017
February 18, 2012: Yellowstone Ranger Led Snowshoe Walk
Discover Yellowstone's fascinating winter ecology while wearing snowshoes! Join a ranger for a 2 mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 1:30 pm. Bring your own snowshoes, plus water and a snack. Free Program, 3 hours. Call (307) 344-2876 for more information.
February 19, 2012: Afternoon Talks at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center
Join a Yellowstone ranger for an interactive program highlighting a fascinating aspect of Yellowstone's natural and cultural history! Meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center located at 201 Canyon Street. Free Program, however there is a fee to visit the rest of the center. 45 minutes.
February 25, 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and snowshoe walk in the West Yellowstone Area. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station at 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
February 25, 2012: Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
Sacred Yellowstone. Yellowstone has been a spritual and sacred place for many people who came here before us. Join Ranger John Padilla to explore Sacred Yellowstone and find out if Yellowstone is sacred to you too! Saturday evening 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
February 26, 2012: Afternoon Talks at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center
Join a Yellowstone ranger for an interactive program highlighting a fascinating aspect of Yellowstone's natural and cultural history! Meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center located at 201 Canyon Street. Free Program, however there is a fee to visit the rest of the center. 45 minutes.
February 29, 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and snowshoe walk in the West Yellowstone Area. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station at 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
March 2012
March 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
March 2012: West Yellowstone Ice Skating Rink Opens
Open daily until 9 PM. Located at 101 S Faithful Street across from the WestMart Do-It Center. Ice skates are available for rent at WestMart.
March 6, 2012: Gallatin National Forest Winter Snowshoe Programs
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn about the great outdoors during the winter. Snowshoe Walk in the West Yellowstone area. Meet at the Forest Service building on the north edge of town along Hwy 191 at 1:00pm. For more information please call (406) 823-6961. No experience necessary. All programs last 2 to 3 hours unless stated otherwise. Dress in layers and wear snow-type boots. Bring along snowshoes, water, snack and binoculars
March 3, 2012: Yellowstone Rendezvous Ski Race
With the blast of a black powder canon, racers sprint out to compete in a variety of age classes and distances in both classic and freestyle of 5 to 50K lengths. Hundreds of skiers come from across the nation to participate (typically 600-900). The 50 kilometers is over 31 miles and races make two laps on the outmost trails of the Rendezvous system. Five feed stations are located along the course and staffed with local groups and volunteers. Cash prizes are awarded but to many skiers, just finishing is the prize!
Contact: (406) 599-4465 or www.rendezvousskitrails.com or www.rendezvousrace.com
March 3, 2012: S'mores & More!
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Join the fun from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at the West Yellowstone Ice Rink (located across the street from Westmart,100 S. Faithful Street off Yellowstone Ave). Warm-up with hot beverages, toast some marshmallows, and make your own S' more. All the fixings provided. Bring your own sled for our Kid's Sledding Hill. Or, try out West Yellowstone's ice skating rink. Skates available. Old-fashioned family fun for everyone of every age! Help support our local Girl Scouts too! They will be selling Girl Scout cookies! |
March 3-4, 2012: Kids -N- Snow Event (pre-register at www.kidsnsnow.org)
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Don't miss a special weekend in West Yellowstone filled full of fun activities for kids (and parents and grandparents) both outdoors and inside. Practice snowshoeing and learn about nature with a ranger, make a S'more and ice skate, have fun on cross country ski's, meet a raptor, learn what to do if you're lost in the woods...and more! Many free activities! |
March 4, 2012: West Yellowstone Youth Ski Festival
The Youth Ski Festival was created to encourage families to
stay the whole weekend of the Rendezvous Race. This event is a fun way
to wind down after the big race. All kids aged 13 years and younger are
encouraged to play on skis. We will typically offer events such as: a relay
race, an obstacle course, musical chairs, and a sprint. Parents are
encouraged to cheer on all the little skiers.
Contact: Sara (406) 599-4465 or www.rendezvousskitrails.com
March 6, 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn why Refuge Point was a vital meeting place after the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake. We will caravan to Refuge Point Trail. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station, 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
March 13-18, 2012: Biathlon National Championships and US National Championships for Adaptive Biathlon
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Many of us can ski. Some of us can shoot a rifle. FEW can ski AND shoot and among those are an elite group of athletes who will be in West Yellowstone to determine who will be the National Champion in each of several categories. Races include sprint, pursuit, mass start, adaptive sprint and individual. All competition will begin and end at the Biathlon Cabin immediately across from the Biathlon Range. Check out this YouTube video. |
Spectator Schedule:
Thursday, March 15th - 10:00 am: Sprint Start with an expected end time of 11:30 am
Friday, March 16th - 9:30 am: Adaptive Individual Start with an expected end time of 10:00 am
Saturday, March 17th - 10:00 am: Pursuit race for all International Biathlon Union classes with an expected completion time 11:300 pm
Sunday, March 18th - 10:00 am: Mass Start with an expected completion time of 11:30 am.
Competitors: click here to pick up the invitation and details for entering.
March 16, 17, 18, 2012: 21st World Snowmobile EXPO
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A terrific end and beginning for snowmobilers! The World Snowmobile Expo culminates a year of Sno-Cross racing for many Rocky Mountain competitors with three days of racing thrills. Snowmobile manufacturers and after-market companies strut their 2011 stuff at the exposition hall. Nighttime activities include a “Funny-Money” Casino night and plenty of laughs. Plan now to attend! |
For more EXPO information click here www.snowmobileexpo.com
Exhibit Information Contact: Marge Wanner (406) 646-7895
For a full list of events & activities, or race information and registration: Visit: www.snowmobileexpo.com
March 15, 2012: Yellowstone Closes to Over-the-Snow Travel
Today is the last full day for winter travel into Yellowstone. Yellowstone's west entrance will reopen to vehicle travel April 15, 2011, when regular vehicle travel begins from the West Entrance.
March 24-25, 2012: Equinox Ski Challenge
The Equinox Ski Challenge is a springtime celebration, a season finale and also an opportunity for skiers to challenge themselves to new levels. This event is ingrained with camaraderie, challenge, and commitment to the well being of the local community. Skiers of ALL abilities are welcome. The goal is to have a lot of fun and also complete as many laps as you can in the 3 Hour, 6 Hour, 12 Hour or 24 Hour divisions. Skiers can enter as a relay team of up to 8 members or as a soloist. Choose your challenge! Kids under 12 are welcome to enter the 24 Minute event, which is always a highlight. The weekend includes a Saturday evening potluck with beverages and an all night bonfire at the start/finish line. How far can you go?
Cost: Varied, depending on team and late fee
More information: www.equinoxskichallenge.com
March 2012: 4rd Annual Winter Photo Festival
Amateur and professional photographers will share their favorite witner images of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 7:00 pm. Please register by Monday, March 7th. To register or for more information:
Contact Rich Jehle (307) 344-2840
April 2012
April 21-29, 2012: Yellowstone National Park Fee Free Days
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The National Park Service has waived admission fees to all national parks on 17 selected dates throughout 2011 and encourages all Americans to visit a national park this year. Celebrate National Parks Week with free entry to Yellowstone! |
April 1-20, 2012: Yellowstone "Cycle" Days
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Ride in Yellowstone for free and before the Park is open to public automobiles or buses. It’s a perfect way to spend a day. From West Yellowstone you can ride to Madison Junction and then to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone or Mammoth Hot Springs (the road between Madison and Old Faithful remains closed to all until April 15). Feet and Roller blades are welcome, too. |
April 20, 2012: West Entrance to Yellowstone Opens to Motorized Travel
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May 2012
May 2012: Memorial Day Services
Each year our community honors those who have served our country in the armed services. Those who have bought peace through sacrifice. “In Flanders fields the poppies grow, betwixt the crosses, row on row…” We remember. Service is held at the Fir Ridge Cemetery at 11:00am, 9 miles north of West Yellowstone on US 191.
May 2012: Yellowstone Historic Center Museum
Opening May 21, 2011 with free admission.
Contact: Yellowstone Historic Center (406) 646-7461 or www.yellowstonehistoriccenter.org
June 2012
June 9, 2012: Yellowstone National Park Fee Free Days
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The National Park Service has waived admission fees to all national parks on 17 selected dates throughout 2011 and encourages all Americans to visit a national park this year. Celebrate National Parks Week with free entry to Yellowstone! |
June 11, 2012: Train Days
This day commemorates the arrival in West Yellowstone of the first Union Pacific passenger train filled with Yellowstone bound tourists in 1908. FREE Admission to the Museum of the Yellowstone on this day!
Contact: Yellowstone Historic Center (406) 646-7461 or www.yellowstonehistoriccenter.org
June 2012 : Celebrate National Get Outdoors Day
EARTHQUAKE LAKE VISITORS CENTER: Guided walks to Memorial Boulder and surrounding area, Jr. Geologists, visit with Smokey the Bear and see the movie "When the Mountain Fell" Free admission to the visitor center.
Contact: 406) 682-7620
June 2012: West Yellowstone Summer Business Fair & "Taste of West Yellowstone"
Don't miss your chance to learn all about West Yellowstone activities, attractions, and upcoming events. Meet and talk with local businesses about what's fun in West Yellowstone this summer. Sample the best West Yellowstone restaurants, eateries, and bakeries have to offer with the "Taste of West Yellowstone." One day only, June 15th, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Hayden Hall at the Holiday Inn Conference Center, 315 Yellowstone Avenue, free admission. For more information, call the West Yellowstone Chamber at 646-7701.
June 20-23, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
June 27-30, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
June 2012: Yellowstone National Park Fee Free Days
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The National Park Service has waived admission fees to all national parks on 17 selected dates throughout 2011 and encourages all Americans to visit a national park this year. |
June 2012: Mountain Bike Biathlon
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The West Yellowstone Ski Education Foundation (WYSEF) will host a Mountain Bike Biathlon on the Rendezvous Ski Trails. This unique event combines mountain biking and target shooting. BYO-Bike and Helmet, rifles provided. Safety clinic included. Spectators are encouraged to attend either day and there is no charge to use the Rendezvous Ski trails during the summer months. Volunteers are needed. Anyone interested in helping out should contact WYSEF Director, Sara Hoovler at 406-599-4465 or info@rendezvousskitrails.com |
July 2012
July 2012: FREE Fly-Casting Clinic
Seminars and Presentations by Bob Jacklin every Sunday, during the summer, Bob will conduct a free fly-casting clinic in West Yellowstone. Meet at Jacklin's Fly shop at 7:30PM. Fly rod outfits are available free of charge. If you'd like some help with your casting or would like to start learning, this is a great place to start. Bob also is available during the latter part of the year for other appearances. Contact: Bob Jacklin (406) 646-7336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
July 2012: Earthquake Lake Visitor Center Weekend Outdoor Program
Come join Interpretive Ranger Holly Haddon as she helps you relive the night of the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake. Contact: (406) 682-7620
July 2012: Montana Shakespeare in the Park
Join this casual evening of fun on the lawn of the historical Union Pacific Dining Lodge. Bring your chairs or blankets, food and goodwill. This year’s free performance of
The Merchant of Venice (though contributions are always welcome!), begins at 6:00 pm.
July 2012: Junior Smokejumper Program
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In their new location! Meet a real smokejumper, learn about smokejumping, and become an official Junior Smokejumper with hands-on activities covering fire suppression, fire training, fire tools, parachute techniques, and plant identification. This FREE program is open to children ages 6-12 Monday-Saturday. Starting July 1st at the east end of the Chamber/Visitor Center parking lot & Dunbar Park, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. |
July 3-7, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
July 4, 2012: Big Brothers & Big Sisters Rummage Sale
This annual event to benefit the Big Brothers & Big Sisters of West Yellowstone will be held in the Town Park from 9:00am to 3:00pm
Contact: Alysia Downs (406) 646-1015 to donate.
July 4, 2012: Celebrating America
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Our Fourth of July celebration this year includes some "down home" fun--outdoor barbeque benefit for the fire department, parade, music and fireworks (conditions permitting). Parade line up at 5:30 and parade starts at 6:00. Fireworks start at 10:00 pm. |
July 4, 2012: More Celebrating America
BBQ Fund Raising Event
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Sponsored by the Hebgen Basin Volunteer Fire Department. Enjoy an outdoor BBQ of hamburgers, hotdog's, chili and chips for a donation in the Chamber of Commerce Parking lot from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm; BBQ continues in the Town Park at 6:00 pm. All proceeds raised from these events will go toward supporting various community needs. |
July 10-14, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
July 4, 2012: Music in the Park
Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, picnics (although the Fire Department will be cooking' up their barbeque benefit) and the kids. Enjoy a casual evening of music in the great outdoors! This summer's first evening of Music in the Park will feature TBA. Free of charge and begins in the Town Park immediately following the parade.
July 17-21, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
July 20 - 22, 2012: The Farmageddon Records 2012 Music Festival
The 2012 Farmageddon Records Music Festival is a three day outdoor festival that will celebrate contemporary American roots music by showcasing the emerging and established artists of Farmageddon Records -an ambitious new Montana-based record label featuring an eclectic roster of edgy, roots fare from around the country. A few friends of "The Farm" and several very special guest headliners will also appear at this highly anticipated event. 45 plus bands and artists will make the trek to Hebgen Lake, just minutes away from the town of West Yellowstone MT. Inquire about cost click here. For more information contact: Longhorn Saloon (406) 646-0196
July 24-28, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
July 31 - August 4, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
August 2012
August 2012: Junior Smokejumper Program
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Meet a real smokejumper, learn about smokejumping, and become an official Junior Smokejumper with hands-on activities covering fire suppression, fire training, fire tools, parachute techniques, and plant identification. This FREE program is open to children ages 6-12 Monday-Saturday at the east end of the Chamber/Visitor Center parking lot & Dunbar Park, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. |
August 2012: FREE Fly-Casting Clinic
Seminars and Presentations by Bob Jacklin every Sunday, during the summer, Bob will conduct a free fly-casting clinic in West Yellowstone. Meet at Jacklin's Fly shop at 7:30PM. Fly rod outfits are available free of charge. If you'd like some help with your casting or would like to start learning, this is a great place to start. Bob also is available during the latter part of the year for other appearances. Contact: Bob Jacklin (406) 646-7336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
August 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
August 7-11, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
August 15-18, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
July 22-25, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
August 2012: Canon Photography in the Parks Program
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Join American Park Network and Canon at Yellowstone National Park to learn how to take better digital photographs at the FREE Photography in the Parks workshops. |
August 2012: 42st Annual Yellowstone Rod Run
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Street Rod Heaven. Food, frolic, parade, showin' and shinin' and cruisin'. This year's event will be bigger, longer and better than ever to celebrate 39 years of this annual gathering. |
August 2012: Annual Smoking Waters Mountain Man Rendezvous
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Living History and Trader’s Row are the core of this opportunity
to experience the West and its people. Demonstrations of carding and
spinning wool, making butter and leather working; Seminars on Native
American Culture and the Fur Trade Era; Entertainment and Competitions
such as Cowboy Poetry, Storytelling, Black Powder Shoot, Knife and Tomahawk
Throws are all part of the ten day mix. The encampment will be set up
on the West side of town. |
Contacts:
Vendor/Camper Info: Beverly Flitcroft: (970) 481-4593
email: cloakdrummer@yahoo.com
And Dale Bollman: (307) 568-2806
Entertainment and Volunteers: Sunshine Kirkpatrick: (406) 646-7931
email: DMAwestyell@omsds.com
Black Powder Shoot: Randy Foster: (406) 587-6265
email: muzzeleloadhi@prodigy.net
August 2012: 2nd Annual Hebgen Cup
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West Yellowstone, Montana - Kirkwood Resort and Marina was the location for the first ever sailboat race to be held on Hebgen Lake. This regatta will represented the beginning of sailboat racing and camaraderie among sailors in the area. The Hebgen Cup was held in conjunction with the Annual Trout Cook-Off at Kirkwood Resort. For 2012 information Contact: Kirkwood Resort at 406-646-7200 |
August 2012: Annual Trout Cook-Off
Join us at Kirkwood Resort & Marina for this fun event held annually on the 3rd Saturday in August and show off your cooking skill! Entries are judged by local experts with cash prizes. Extra points are awarded if your trout is caught in Hebgen Lake this summer!
Contact: Kirkwood Resort at (406) 646-7200 for more information.
August 2012: Crazy Dayz
The Downtown Merchants offer the season’s best specials—right on the streets. Get out of the car! Browse around. Great deals are waiting for you!
August 2012: Pine Needle Stampede
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Run or walk! This is a relaxed race and a great family event. As summer moves into fall, it feels like a celebration. A festival atmosphere prevails as walkers and runners from all over the area gather to test themselves on 5K and 10K courses. Bring the whole family and enjoy the trails! |
August 2012: Federation of Fly Fishers Fair and Conclave
A week crammed with all there is to know and learn about fly fishing. Classes, competition and camaraderie. An exposition hall with some of the newest and best of equipment and the world’s best fly tiers whipping together the finest of fish temptations. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this is THE place to be. For more information contact the Federation of Fly Fishers at (406) 222-9369 or visit the web at www.federationconclave.org
August 29- September 1, 2012: Wild West Yellowstone RODEO
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Born in the past to ease the cowboys’ boredom, today’s rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping and Bull Riding are just some of the scheduled events. Performances are at 8:00 pm each night and will be held at the Rodeo arena just 4 miles west of town. Join the fun! |
September 2012
September 2012: FREE Fly-Casting Clinic
Seminars and Presentations by Bob Jacklin every Sunday, during the summer, Bob will conduct a free fly-casting clinic in West Yellowstone. Meet at Jacklin's Fly shop at 7:30PM. Fly rod outfits are available free of charge. If you'd like some help with your casting or would like to start learning, this is a great place to start. Bob also is available during the latter part of the year for other appearances. Contact: Bob Jacklin (406) 646-7336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
September 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
September 2012: West Yellowstone NAIFC Qualifier/Hebgen Lake Scouting Weekend
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The sponsors of the West Yellowstone/Hebgen Lake Ice Fishing Tournament are offering a great opportunity to scout the lake in open water to get you ready for the February NAIFC ice fishing tournament. Several long-time Hebgen fishermen will be at the tournament site to share what they know about fishing Hebgen. For 2012 information, call Kirkwood Resort at 406-646-7200. |
September 2012: Eighth Annual West Yellowstone Foundation Golf Tournament
This golf tournament will again be held at the Big Sky, Montana’s Arnold Palmer designed coarse. Anyone is invited to join in the fun! This is an event that you want to include on your calendar—and serves a great cause, too!
Contact: Bonnie Hansen (406) 646-7775
September 2012: West Yellowstone Foundation "Happening"
One of THE social events of the year! Plan now to attend. A live auction will be held along with the other events of the evening. Everyone is welcome to attend so buy your tickets in advance.
Contact: Mary at (406) 640-2030
September 29, 2012: Yellowstone National Park Fee Free Days
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The National Park Service has waived admission fees to all national parks on 17 selected dates throughout 2011 and encourages all Americans to visit a national park this year. |
September 2012: Annual Knothead Jamboree: Square Dancing
For more than squares, there’s rounds and lines, too! Beginner to pro, everyone’s welcome to join in. A full weekend of calling, clapping and color for all ages!
Contact:George Moore at (406) 252-4965
September 2012: Junior Smokejumper Program
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Meet a real smokejumper, learn about smokejumping, and become an official Junior Smokejumper with hands-on activities covering fire suppression, fire training, fire tools, parachute techniques, and plant identification. This FREE program is open to children ages 6-12 Monday-Saturday at the east end of the Chamber/Visitor Center parking lot & Dunbar Park, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. |
September 2012: West Yellowstone Old Faithful Cycle Tour
What a terrific way to wind down a summer of riding and a unique way to experience Yellowstone National Park. Fall is a gorgeous time to be in the Park the elk are bugling, the aspens have turned to gold, and the nearly crowd-free thermal areas continue to beckon the explorer. The supported ride is sixty miles round trip, with options available for one way travel. Cyclists in the tour can take advantage of two feed stations, three sag wagons, on-course bike mechanics, and end the day with a group meal. The tour is limited by the National Park Service to the first 350 riders that complete the online registration. Registration to open on June 15, 2011. For more information click here www.cycleyellowstone.com
October 2012
October 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
October 27, 2012: 11th Annual Haunts of Harriman
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The Haunts of Harriman Halloween party is great fun for the whole family! Theme this year is "Heroes and Villains". Paul Bunyan and Babe the Ox, Robin Hood, Batman & Spiderman, Smokey the Bear & Woodsy the Owl along with Avatar are all attending this years event. Haywagon rides, warm eats, trick 'r' treats, Haunted House and carnival for the little ones are all a part of the event. Location Harriman State Park 40 miles south of West Yellowstone. |
November 2012
November 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
November 2012: West Entrance to Yellowstone Closes to motorized traffic.
Yellowstone reopens to winter over the snow travel by guided snowmobile or snowcoach tours starting December 15, 2012.
November 10-12, 2012: Yellowstone National Park Fee Free Days
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The National Park Service has waived admission fees to all national parks on 17 selected dates throughout 2011 and encourages all Americans to visit a national park this year. |
November 2012: West Yellowstone Ski Swap
Drop off non-motorized winter items at the trailhead on Friday from 4-7pm. Sale starts Saturday from 8am to noon. Get new-to-you winter gear at bargain basement prices. Pick up unsold items or your check on Saturday from 12-1pm, 30% of the sale price is donated to WYSEF. Come hungery, the Ski Team will host their annual bake sale on Saturday as well.
Ice-skates of all sizes can be donated for the Chamber's Skating and S'mores nights.
November 2012: Community Help Fund Benefit
The GREAT West Yellowstone Chili Cookoff and Pie Auction Povah Center 12:30 - 3:00 PM. Chilli cookoff begins at 12:30 pm. Silent pie auction every 30 minutes, 2:00 Live pie auction begins and 3:00 Chili cookoff winner will be announced. All afternoon: please bring non-perishable items for the local food bank and enter to win tickets for two on Allegiant Airlines! Chili Cookoff cost: Adults $5, Children 10 & under $2, Lemonade, coffee, cookies .50 each.
November 2012: The Yellowstone Ski Festival
This is a must for every cross-country skier! West Yellowstone literally comes alive in lycra in November. Hundreds of Nordic ski enthusiasts from all over the world, novice to expert, gather to learn more about the sport, practice techniques and see new equipment. Early snows, superb grooming, racing opportunities and the Nordic Skiing Exposition make this an especially inviting time. On-snow clinics take place between November 24-28. SuperTour Ski Races are scheduled for Friday and Saturday.
Web: www.yellowstoneskifestival.com and www.rendezvousskitrails.com (for races)
November 2012: SuperTour Sprint Showdown
November 2012: Thanksgiving Biathlon Sprint
November 2012: SuperTour Race
November 2012: WYSEF's Annual Ski Raffle
November 2012: Smores at the Yellowstone Ski Festival
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Join the fun from 4:00 - 7:00 PM at the Rendezvous Ski Trail Head Building (located on Obsidian Avenue and Faithful Street). Warm-up with hot beverages, toast some marshmallows, and make your own S'more. All the fixings provided. Meet up with skiers and families from the Yellowstone Ski Festival. |
November 2012: 9th Annual Island Park Christmas Festival
Sponsored by the Island Park Historical Society fundraising for the Historical Society and area charties. Festivities include: Catered lunch, live and silent auction featuring decorated christmas trees, gift baskets, ornamentals and centerpieces. Please make lunch reservations by November 19th (208) 558-7609. Crafts & Gifts Fair 9:00 .am. - 5:00 p.m. Lunch 1:00 p.m. For more about the craft fair call (208) 558-9007 or (208) 558-7875.
November 2012: Junior Race-Ernie's Race
December 2012
December 2012: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
December 2012: West Yellowstone Ice Skating Rink Opens
Open daily until 9 PM. Located at 101 S Faithful Street across from the WestMart Do-It Center. Ice skates are available for rent at WestMart.
December 2012: Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn why Refuge Point was a vital meeting place after the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake. We will caravan to Refuge Point Trail. Program is geared for beginners. Please dress in layers bring along boots & snowshoes, water, a snack, binoculars. Meet at the U.S. Forest Service Hebgen Lake Ranger Station, 330 Gallatin Road at 1 p.m. For more information and directions please call: 406-823-6961
December 2012: Yellowstone National Park Evening Programs
Join a ranger for an illustrated program highlighting a fascinating aspect of Yellowstone' natural, cultural or scenic wonders. Weekly program descriptions will be posted in the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center. For more information contact: (307) 344-2876.
December 2012: North American Biathlon (NORAM)
December 2012: National Guard Biathlon Clinic
National Guard Biathlon Camp. The National Guard will be in West Yellowstone to train on the Rendezvous Ski Trails and the Biathlon Range. A "practice race" is scheduled on Saturday with no entry fee and open to any interested biathlete. Contact Steve Martinka at the Montana National Guard to participate contact Steven Martinka at steven.martinka@us.army.mil
December 2012: Christmas for the Critters
Help make the holidays more joyful by donating food for the enrichment of the bears and wolves (please call the Center for specific needs). Bring in your donation and we will give you $1.25 off an adult regular admission, 10% off any gift shop purchase and tons of gratitude! Contact (406) 646-7001 or (800) 257-2570 or visit www.grizzlydiscoveryctr.org
December 2012: West Entrance to Yellowstone Opens to Over-the-Snow Travel
Yellowstone re-opens to winter over-the-snow travel by guided snowmobile or snowcoach tours until March 15, 2013.
December 2012: West Yellowstone Christmas Stroll
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It's a time of rosy cheeks and laughter. Kick off the fun with the 6th Annual "Parade of Lights". There will be plenty of festivities for the kids and a scavenger hunt for the big kids (21 & over). Join your friends and neighbors as we light the Town Tree, greet Santa, and stroll the shops seeking just the right gifts. |
December 2012: West Yellowstone Sled Dog Races - "Rodeo Run"
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The yips of eager dogs will pierce the winter mornings as mushers prepare for the return of Sled Dog Races to West Yellowstone. Meet the mushers and their canine athletes on Thursday evening during the Holiday Stroll in front of Wild West Pizzeria from 6:00-7:00pm Paws will pound across the Old Airport as sleds and mushers head off down the trail on Friday and Saturday. Races begin each day at 9:00 AM (12 dog teams, followed by 8 dog teams, followed by 6 dog teams) and 1:00 PM (Junior Race – 4 dog teams, 5 miles). Make sure to come before the races start to watch the teams harness up. . A portion of the proceeds from this year's races will benefit the Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter in Bozeman, Montana. |
December 2012: Kids -N- Snow Event (pre-register at www.kidsnsnow.org)
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Don't miss a special weekend in West Yellowstone filled full of fun activities for kids (and parents and grandparents) both outdoors and inside. Practice snowshoeing and learn about nature with a ranger, make a S'more and ice skate, have fun on cross country ski's, meet a raptor, learn what to do if you're lost in the woods...and more! Many free activities! |
December 2012: Smores & More
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Join the fun from 6:00 to 9:00pm at the West Yellowstone Ice Rink (located across the street from Westmart,100 S. Faithful Street off Yellowstone Ave). Warm-up with hot beverages, toast some marshmallows, and make your own S' more. All the fixings provided. Bring your own sled for our Kid's Sledding Hill. Or, try out West Yellowstone's ice skating rink. Skates available. Old-fashioned family fun for everyone of every age! |
December 2012: Spam Cup #1– Classic Race
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The first in a series of citizen’s races sponsored by WYSEF, the Spam Cups are designed to be fun for everyone. Participants range in age from 5 to 75 and Winners in each distance category will win a highly coveted SPAM trophy! Come join the fun! Spectators are welcome at the Rendezvous Trailhead Building. Day-of registration available. |
December 2012: Christmas Bird Count
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Join us for West Yellowstone Christmas Bird Count in conjunction with the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center and the Sacajawea Audubon Society. Enjoy a day of birding in the West Yellowstone/ Hebgen Lake area. Meet at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center at 8:30 am. Fee $5. Contact: (406) 646-7001 for more information. |
January 2013
January 2013: West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour
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FREE West Yellowstone Historic Walking Tour-Follow this informative self guided tour and relive early West Yellowstone. The green Bear Paw Trail that’s painted on the sidewalks will lead the way! Pick up your map at the Chamber of Commerce or at one of the 21 site locations! |
January 2013: West Yellowstone Ice Skating Rink Opens
Open daily until 9 PM. Located at 101 S Faithful Street across from the WestMart Do-It Center. Ice skates are available for rent at WestMart.
January 2013: Yellowstone National Park Evening Programs
Join a ranger for an illustrated program highlighting a fascinating aspect of Yellowstone' natural, cultural or scenic wonders. Weekly program descriptions will be posted in the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center.
Every Saturday and Sunday throughout the winer meet at the Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 7:00 PM
Every Sunday meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center at 201 South Canyon Street at 1:30 PM, 3:00 PM throughout the winter.
For more information and topic contact: (307) 344-2876.
January 2013: Yellowstone's Winter Snowshoe Program
Discover Yellowstone’s fascinating winter ecology while wearing snowshoes. Join a ranger for a two-mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center (30 Yellowstone Ave) at 1:30pm. No experience necessary! Bring your own snowshoes, plus water and a snack. This is a free program lasting 3 hours. For information, please call 307-344-2876.
January 2013: Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
A Roadside History: West Yellowstone to Old Faithful. Visitors have traveled the West Entrance road to Old Faithful for more than a century! Join Ranger Molly Moore and explore this unique piece of Yellowstone History, while providing a historical prespective on what appears to be a natural landscape. Saturday evening 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
January 2013: Evening programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
The greater Yellowstone Regions Changing Snowpack and Water Resources.
Snowpack controls the amount of runoff, impacts temperature, and influences a wide range of ecosystem processes. Join Greg Pederson, Ecologist with the USGS, for a discussion on the past 1,000 years of snowpack changes across the West and within the Greater Yellowstone region.
January 2013: Evening Programs with a Yellowstone Ranger
Winter Speaker Series (Special Program) Deadly or life Giving? Snow is the lifeblood of Yellowstone and has the power to destroy while also generating life! Join Ranger Sabrina Diaz to learn more about the exciting life of snow and how it impacts everything around us! Friday evening 7:30pm at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Avenue. For more information call (307)344-2876
January 2012: Rendezvous Trails Free Ski Day
Trail fee waived and free ski lessons provided by WYSEF.
January 2013 - "Try It" Biathlon
Join the West Yellowstone Ski Education Foundation and Altius Handcrafed Firearms. Come and experience some hands on learning for this unique sport. Rifles and ammunition provided. Meet at the Biathlon Range 11am-2pm. For more information contact: Mark (406) 646-9222 or email altiusguns@earthlink.net
January 2013: Winter Trails Day
In partnership with the USFS and national Winter Trails Day, the trail fee will be waived for the Rendezvous Ski Trails. First timers to weekend warriors welcome! Skate and classic technique. Complimentary ski & snowshoe rentals on a first come/first served basis available at Free Heel & Wheel (406) 646-7744. Please contact them directly to make arrangements.
Free 1 hr ski lessons at 10am and 12 Noon. Come ready to ski and meet our instructors at the Rendezvous Trailhead Building. Skate and Classic skiing.
Kids lessons provided by the Hebgen Lake Ranger District (Limited kids equipment will be available at the trailhead).
Try Biathlon Day!! Meet at the Biathlon Range between 11am and 2pm. Bring your own skis and poles, Biathlon equipment will be provided.
Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961 or Free Heel & Wheel (406) 646-7744
January 2013
January 2013: Yellowstone Winter Free Admission Day
Free Entry To Yellowstone This Weekend
Yellowstone National Park is waving admission fees this weekend in conjunction with the Martin Luther King, Jr., federal holiday.
No matter how you choose enter the park - by car, RV, bus, or on a guided snowmobile or snowcoach trip – the entrance fee to the park will be waived.
Access to the interior of Yellowstone during the winter months is restricted to guided snowmobile and snowcoach trips from the North, West, South, and East entrances. At Old Faithful, the Old Faithful Snow Lodge and Cabins and the dining room; the Geyser Grill; the Bear Den Gift Shop; and the Old Faithful Visitor Education Center are all open for the winter season.
January 2013: Kids -N- Snow Event (pre-register at www.kidsnsnow.org)
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Join the fun from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM at the West Yellowstone Ice Rink (located across the street from Westmart,100 S. Faithful Street off Yellowstone Ave). From 5:30 to 6:00 PM, meet the young cross country ski racers and their coaches here from across the country competing in the Junior Olympic Qualifiers. Warm-up with hot beverages, toast some marshmallows, and make your own S' more. All the fixings provided. Bring your own sled for our Kid's Sledding Hill. Or, try out West Yellowstone's ice skating rink. Skates available. Old-fashioned family fun for everyone of every age! |
January 2013: Smores & More
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Join the fun from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at the West Yellowstone Ice Rink (located across the street from Westmart,100 S. Faithful Street off Yellowstone Ave). Warm-up with hot beverages, toast some marshmallows, and make your own S' more. All the fixings provided. Bring your own sled for our Kid's Sledding Hill. Or, try out West Yellowstone's ice skating rink. Skates available. Old-fashioned family fun for everyone of every age! |
January 2013: Junior Olympic Qualifying Races
Young racers across the Rocky Mountains will vie for places on the national team.
