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
March 2010
March 2010: Yellowstone National Park Evening Programs
Beginning December 19th and ending March 14th. 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. Meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center at 201 South Canyon Street at 1:30 PM, 3:00 PM or at the Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 7:00 PM. Contact: (307) 344-2876.
March 2, 2010: US Forest Service Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn about the great outdoors during the winter. The program is geared for beginners. All programs last 2 – 3 hours unless stated. Come learn why Refuge Point was a vital meeting place after the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake. Program is free, snowshoes are not provided but available at local merchants. Meet at the Forest Service at 1:00 pm. We will caravan to Refuge Point Trail. Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961
March 4, 2010: Skatin', Sledding & Smores
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Join the locals and fellow winter visitors for some good old fashioned family fun! Free ice skating, S'mores, and sledding. Warm-up with hot beverages. Toast some marshmallows and make your own S' more with all the fixings provided. Meet at the West Yellowstone Community Ice Skating Rink located on Faithful Street, just south of Yellowstone Avenue (across the street from WestMart). Skates are available for rent from WestMart (open until 5 PM). There is also a small sledding hill perfect for kids! From 6:00 to 8:00 PM. For more information Contact: (406) 646-7701 |
March 6, 2010: Yellowstone National Park Snowshoe Walk
Join a Yellowstone National Park Ranger for a 2-mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 1:30 PM. Bring snowshoes, water and a snack - Everyone welcome no experience necessary. Contact: (307) 344-2876
March 6, 2010: 31st 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.rendezvourace.com
March 7, 2010: 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 10, 2010: US Forest Service Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn about the great outdoors during the winter. The program is geared for beginners. All programs last 2 – 3 hours unless stated. This walk is in the West Yellowstone area. Program is free, snowshoes are not provided but available at local merchants. Meet at the Forest Service at 1:00 pm. Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961
March 11, 2010: Winter Photo Festival
Photographers are invited to share their favorite winter photos of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem during a Winter Photo Festival. Sponsored by the National Park Service and the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center. The festival will be held at the West Yellowstone visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue on Thursday March 11, 2009 at 7:00. Participants must register by March 6th by contacting Rich Jalhe at (307) 344-2840 rich_jahle@nps.gov
March 12th, 13th & 14th 2010: 20th 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! Click here www.snowmobileexpo.com for more EXPO information. Exhibit Information Contact: Marge Wanner (406) 646-7895 |
March 13, 2010: Yellowstone National Park Snowshoe Walk
Join a Yellowstone National Park Ranger for a 2-mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 1:30 PM. Bring snowshoes, water and a snack - Everyone welcome no experience necessary. Contact: (307) 344-2876
March 15, 2010: 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 17, 2009, when regular vehicle travel begins from the West Entrance.
March 20-21, 2010: Equinox Ski Challenge
The Equinox Ski Challenge is a springtime celebration, a season finale and also among the most challenging ski races in the world. This event is ingrained with camaraderie, challenge, and commitment to the well-being of the local community. Skiers of all abilities can
compete as a soloist or in a relay team of up to 8 members. The goal is to have a lot of fun and also complete as many laps as you can in the 24 Minute Kids Race, 3 Hour, 6 Hour, 12 Hour or 24 Hour divisions. That’s right, a 24 hour race. Saturday night marks the midpoint and is celebrated with a bonfire and potluck dinner. Race profits are donated to WYSEF, Manaia Youth Programs, and the West Yellowstone Food Bank. How far can you go?
Cost: Varied, depending on team and late fee
More information: www. equinoxskichallenge.com
April 2010
April 1 - 15, 2010: 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 16). Feet and Rollerblades are welcome, too. |
April 16, 2010: West Entrance to Yellowstone Opens to Motorized Travel
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West Yellowstone to the Madison Junction, Norris Junction and to Canyon |
May 2010
May , 2010: Yellowstone Historic Center Museum
Opening for the season on May 9, 2009, with new exhibits, remodeled museum store, and renovated theater. Attend the Opening Day Party at 6 pm. Open to the public. FREE to the public.
May 2010: 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. The service is held at the Fir Ridge Cemetery, 9 miles north of West Yellowstone on US 191. Time TBD Contact: (406) 464-7701 after May 18th to inquire.
May 2010: 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! |
May 2010: 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. Located on Dunraven Street, sign up begins at 8:30 a.m., program starts at 9:00 a.m. Contact: (406) 646-7209 |
June 2010
June 2009: 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 2010: 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!
Contact: Yellowstone Historic Center (406) 646-7461 or www.yellowstonehistoriccenter.org
June 2010: Janet Clarkson Memorial Triathlon
Janet Clarkson was an avid participant in many racing events. Janet passed
away at age 37 from Ewing's Sarcoma, a bone cancer. This annual event
in honor of Janet, and for the benefit of the West Yellowstone School's
Scholarship Fund and the American Cancer Society, is held in and around
Janet's summer-time home, the Madison Arm Resort on Hebgen Lake. Considered
a mini-triathlon, there is a 1000 meter swim, followed by a 13.1 mile
bicycle ride and concludes with 4.3 mile run. Starting at 10:00 am with an awards ceremony immediately
follows the competition.
Contact: Jack Clarkson at (406) 646-9328 or www.janetstriathlon.org
June 2010: 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. sign up begins at 8:30 a.m., program starts at 9:00 a.m. |
June 2010: WYSEF Biathlon Shooting Camp
This camp is designed for aspiring Biathletes with some experience and their own equipment. It provides an opportunity for athletes new to Biathlon to learn the fundaments of rifle fit, shooting position, and race strategy. It is also available to experienced shooters as an opportunity to review the basics and evaluate and improve their technique.
Contact: Sara Hoovler at (406) 599-4465.
June 2010: 13th Annual Mountain Bike Biathlon
This 13th Annual Summer Biathlon is offering a new twist this year with a mountain bike biathlon.
A mountain bike biathlon race and a Biathlon Shooting and Race Clinic.
Everyone is welcome to participate. You do not have to have any biathlon experience.
Two divisions will be offered, Match Class (biathletes with their own rifles and experience) and Sport Class (novices).
The race will be 7.5k of mountain bike riding with two shooting bouts, prone and standing.
Athlete gift, prizes in Sport and Match divisions by age groups are included in the registration fee.
Click here for registration informaton or more information or call Sara (406) 599-4464.
June 2010: 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) 6467336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
July 2010
July 4, 2010: 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 5:00 and parade starts at 5:30-6:00. Fireworks start at 10:00 pm. |
July 4, 2010: More Celebrating America
Motorcycle Poker Run and Outdoor BBQ Community Benefit
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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; join in the fun of the 3rd annual motorcycle poker run; and then feast at the pig roast in Pioneer Park. All proceeds raised from these events will go toward supporting various community needs. |
July 4, 2010: Music in the Park
Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, picnics (although the Fire Department will be cookin' up their barbeque benefit) and the kids. Enjoy a casual evening of live music in the great outdoors! This summer's first evening of Music in the Park will feature regional and local talent followed by Blue Jack. Free of charge and begins in the Town Park immediately following the parade.
July 4, 2010: 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 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Contact: Alicia Downs (406) 646-1015 to donate.
July 2010: 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) 6467336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
July 2010: 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. Located on Dunraven Street, sign up begins at 8:30 a.m., program starts at 9:00 a.m. Contact: (406) 646-7209 |
July 2010: 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 2010
August 5-8, 2010: 40th 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 2010: Crazy Days
Enjoy the day shopping our downtown district. Merchants offer bargains in-doors and out where they offer a variety of shopping.
August 2010: Music in the Park
Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, picnics and the kids. Enjoy a casual evening of live music in the great outdoors! This evening of Music in the Park will feature --. Free of charge. Contact: Black Mountain Productions.
August 2010: 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 2010: 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. Flyrod 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) 6467336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
August 2010: 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 .Located on Dunraven Street, sign up begins at 8:30 a.m., program starts at 9:00 a.m. Contact: (406) 646-7209 |
August 2010: 5th 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. |
August 2010: 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. Flyrod 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) 6467336 or email bjacklin@jacklinsflyshop.com.
August 2010: Music in the Park
Third in this summer series of live music in the Great outdoors! Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, picnics, and the kids. This casual evening of Music in the Park will feature the sounds of The Ironfront Band. Come join in the fun 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm free admission. Contact: Black Mountain Productions.
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November 2010
November 7, 2010: 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, 2009.
November 2010: 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)
December 2010
December - Saturday Evenings: Yellowstone National Park Evening Programs
Whether revered or reviled, wolves have inspired strong reactions from humans throughout the world. Join Park Ranger Denise Herman for a 45-minute slide-illustrated program exploring the origins of and changes in wolf myths and stories.
More Weekly program descriptions will be posted in the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center. Meet at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center at 201 South Canyon Street at 1:30 PM, 3:00 PM or at the Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 7:00 PM. Contact: (307) 344-2876.
December - Sunday Afternoons: Yellowstone National Park Afternoon Program
Pictorial presentations of this incomprehensible landscape accomplished wht words alone failed - the creation of Yellowstone National Park. Join Park Ranger Denise Herman for a 45-minute illustrated and interactive program exploring ways of seeing and experiencing the world's first national Park.
December - Sunday Evenings: Yellowstone National Park Evening Program
Our Nation’s journey from careless conquerors of wilderness to responsible stewards of the land passes directly through the bison and Yellowstone National Park. Join interpretive park ranger Marc Hanna for a 45 minute slide-illustrated program of biological, historical, and philosophical exploration of the largest land animal in the Western Hemisphere.
December 2010: Christmas for the Critters
Christmas for the Critters at the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. Help make the holidays more joyful by donating food for the enrichment of the bears and wolves (please call the Center 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 oodles of gratitude! 201 S. Canyon Street, West Yellowstone.
Contact (406) 646-7001 or (800) 257-2570 or visit www.grizzlydiscoveryctr.org
December 2010: West Yellowstone Christmas Craft Show
9:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Running Bear Pancake House, corner of Hayden and Madison.
December 2010: 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 Poker Stroll 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. 5:00 pm - Line-up for the Parade of Lights |
December 2010: West Yellowstone Sled Dog Races
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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. After four-year hiatus, paws will pound across the Old Airport as sleds and mushers head off down the trail. Races begin at 9:00 both days with 12-dog teams the first off. 8-dog and 6-dog teams follow in order. Awards will follow Sundays races. |
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December 2010 - National Guard Biathlon
This event is open to all interested skiers. No previous biathlon or shooting experience is necessary. A safety clinic will be held just prior to the start of the race. All new biathletes are encouraged to participate in the FREE "Try Biathlon" clinic at the range on Tuesday from 10:30am to noon.
December 15, 2010: 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, 2011.
December 2010: 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! Web:www.rendezvousskitrails.com |
December 2010: Christmas Bird Count
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Join us for the 7th annual 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 8:00 am $5 fee. Contact: (406) 646-7001 for more information. |
January 2011
January 2011: Skier Avalanche Safety Course
The US Forest Service will offer an Avalanche Awareness Workshop for Skiers and Snowmobilers. Topics include: Avalanche terrain recognition, the affect weather has on avalanche hazard, development of mountain snowpack, decision making skills, and basic search and rescue procedures. Snowmobilers will need a reliable snowmobile and basic mountain riding skills. Skiers and boarders will need skins or snowshoes for uphill travel. An avalanche rescue beacon and shovel is required. For more information contact (406) 587-6984. To Sign up contact Sara (406) 599-4465 info@rendezvousskitrails.com Pre-registration is encouraged.
January 2011: Harriman State Park of Idaho - Free Ski Day
Have you always wanted to try nordic skiing or want to take your family
but can't afford to? Want to learn how to build a survival snow cave? Idaho Falls Nordic Ski Patrol will be at the park offering lessons
to those that want to learn the basics to Nordic skiing. A guided ski
tour will be offered at 10:00 am that will take you up the River Trail
to the Historic Ranch. The Historic Jones House will be open to go inside
and warm up, and hot drinks will be available there.
Contact: (208) 558-7368
January 2011: Yellowstone National Park Snowshoe Walk
Join a Yellowstone National Park Ranger for a 2-mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 1:30 PM. Bring snowshoes, water and a snack - Everyone welcome no experience necessary. Contact: (307) 344-2876
January 2011: Spam Cup #2 – Freestyle Race
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The second 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! Web:www.rendezvousskitrails.com |
January 2011: US Forest Service Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn about the great outdoors during the winter. The program is geared for beginners. All programs last 2 – 3 hours unless stated. This walk is in the West Yellowstone area. Program is free, snowshoes are not provided but available at local merchants. Meet at the Forest Service at 1:00 pm. Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961
January 2011: Yellowstone National Park Snowshoe Walk
Join a Yellowstone National Park Ranger for a 2-mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 1:30 PM. Bring snowshoes, water and a snack - Everyone welcome no experience necessary. Contact: (307) 344-2876
January 2011: Sleddin' & Smores
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Join the locals and fellow winter visitors for some good old fashioned family fun! Warm-up with hot beverages. Warm-up with hot beverages. Toast some marshmallows and make your own S' more all the fixings provided. Bring a sled to try out the Sleddin' Hill. Meet at the West Yellowstone Pioneer Park (corner of Dunraven & Firehole/highway 20) from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. |
January 2011: Winter Trails Day
Free ski lessons, free ski & snowshoe rentals at the Rendezvous Ski Trails in West Yellowstone. Guided Family 1-hour snowshoe walks at 11:30 am and 1:00 pm. Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961
February 2011
February 2011: US Forest Service Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn about the great outdoors during the winter. The program is geared for beginners. All programs last 2 – 3 hours unless stated. This walk is in the West Yellowstone area. Program is free, snowshoes are not provided but available at local merchants. Meet at the Forest Service at 1:00 pm. Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961
February 2011: Spam Cup #3 - CLASSIC
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The third in our three part series of citizen races. The winner, as always, receives a SPAM trophy. Race will start immediately after JOQs. The start/finish will be held at the Rendezvous Trailhead Building. For more information Click here. |
February 2011: Skatin' & Smores
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Join the locals and fellow winter visitors for some good old fashioned family fun! Warm-up with hot beverages. Warm-up with hot beverages. Toast some marshmallows and make your own S' more all the fixings provided. Bring your skates to try out the new West Yellowstone Community Ice Rink. 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. (The ice rink is located on Faithful Street just south of Yellowstone Avenue. Rent skates at WestMart (just across the field) for $5/day for adults; $5 deposit for kids. WestMart is open M-F 8-5 Sat 8-4. Rentals can be kept overnight. |
February 2011: Yellowstone National Park Snowshoe Walk
Join a Yellowstone National Park Ranger for a 2-mile walk into Yellowstone National Park along the Riverside Trail. Meet at the West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center at 30 Yellowstone Avenue at 1:30 PM. Bring snowshoes, water and a snack - Everyone welcome no experience necessary. Contact: (307) 344-2876
February 2011: US Forest Service Winter Snowshoe Program
Come join Gallatin National Forest employees and learn about the great outdoors during the winter. The program is geared for beginners. All programs last 2 – 3 hours unless stated. Come learn why Refuge Point was a vital meeting place after the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake. Program is free, snowshoes are not provided but available at local merchants. Meet at the Forest Service at 1:00 pm. We will caravan to Refuge Point Trail. Contact Hebgen Lake Ranger Station (406) 823-6961
February 2011: Moonlight Ski
Join WYSEF Board members for a free moonlight ski. See the Rendezvous Ski Trails in a whole new light. The casual paced ski is appropriate for families and beginners. Dress warm and bring a headlamp if you have one. Meet at the Trailhead Building at 6:30 pm.
Contact: Sara (406) 599-4465 info@rendezvousskitrails.com
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