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.
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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! |
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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. |
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
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
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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. |
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
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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. |
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
| Reservations: 1-406-646-7754 |
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