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Luxury safari tents and tipis allow you to feel the fresh air and hear the sounds of the Rocky Mountain world at night, without sacrificing the pleasure of a comfortable bed or a bathroom with running hot water. Only 10 minutes from the West Entrance, this is the closest guest ranch to the park. Take in Yellowstone and the romance of the West with the ranch’s horseback riding, fishing and western cookout all-inclusive package. Family style western cookouts and lack of internet or television allow you to go back in time to true western tradition. Family run for three generations, the rodeo is a western tradition.Īccommodations vary from simple cabins to even more rustic versions, located in the northern region of Yellowstone Park. Jackson, known for its cowboy culture, hosts rodeos all summer long.

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Enjoy a full set of rodeo events from bareback broncs to steer wrestling and barrel racing. The rodeo takes place July 1-4, with additional rodeos running all summer long. Running since 1919, the Cody Stampede is a 4th of July staple. Insiders’ tip: tickets sell out for the bull riding, but the concerts are a worthwhile event of their own accord.

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Montana native rodeo clown Flint Rasmussen keeps the crowd entertained between riders, while Hell’s Belles and the Dirty Shame rock the stage for free concerts after bulls are done bucking.

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Voted “Event of the Year,” the world class Big Sky Professional Bull Riders event brings top bulls, cowboys and music for two nights. Guides working for his outfitter, Northfork Anglers, pride themselves on off-the-beaten-path adventures, like fly-fishing pack trips by horseback. Tim Wade lives in Cody because there are more than 1,500 miles of water within an hour drive. They keep it “reel,” offering trips and local tips to all angling levels, including kids. Gallatin River Guides owners Pat and Brandy Straub run their guide shop just feet from the banks of the Gallatin River (the river where Brad Pitt fished in A River Runs Through It). The llamas are kid friendly and light on the land they won’t spit on you, but Loredo the llama may give you a kiss! –BozemanĬraig and Jackie Mathews, owner of Blue Ribbon Flies, are leaders not only in Yellowstone region fly-fishing, but also in conservation. Let the llamas do the heavy lifting on a multi-day trek through the park’s natural wonders, with Yellowstone Safari Company. See Old Faithful in the morning and kayak Hebgen Lake in the afternoon with Lava Lake Adventures’ private family tour –West Yellowstone Learn more about the TAPS Men’s Retreat here, and to learn more about TU’s VSP program, click here.Adventures In Yellowstone Adventure ToursĬheck out seven mountain ranges from the air with Wyoming Balloon Company -Jackson Hole

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TU VSP also provides fly rods and reels and flies and secures a fishing license waiver from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for all TAPS Men’s Retreat participants. The TU VSP arranges for 20 volunteer guides from West Yellowstone, Bozeman and Ennis fly shops, and outfitters, and guides along with TU volunteers from the Madison-Gallatin TU Chapter. TAPS Men’s Retreat participants experience the therapeutic impact from time spent together in the mountains and on the moving water of southwest Montana and Yellowstone National Park and receive counseling and support from TAPS staff to help them in their grief journey.

Forty men and TAPS staff attend the four-day retreat which includes a day of fly fishing instruction, two days of floating and fishing the Madison River, horseback riding, and a visit to Yellowstone National Park. This week, for the fifth consecutive year, TU’s Veterans Service Partnership is partnering with Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors to host the TAPS Montana Men’s Retreat at Parade Rest Ranch located on Grayling Creek near West Yellowstone, Mont.įor more than 20 years, TAPS has provided grief counseling and support for families who have lost loved ones in military service. Sign Up for Auto-Renewal & Sustainer Giving.