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Yellowstone Valley Inn

Yellowstone Valley Inn

2.5 out of 5
Price was $539, price is now $515 per person
$515
per person
May 8 - May 10
found 1 day ago
Roundtrip flight included
Savannah (SAV) to Cody (COD)
This hotel features a hot tub, a gym, and a restaurant. Enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool and perks like free self parking and free WiFi. A bar/lounge, a coffee shop, and a terrace are also provided.
Alpine Motel

Alpine Motel

2.5 out of 5
Price was $885, price is now $675 per person
$675
per person
Apr 17 - Apr 20
found 1 day ago
Roundtrip flight included
Atlanta (ATL) to Cody (COD)
This motel doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free WiFi and free self parking. A lobby fireplace, a picnic area, and laundry facilities are also on offer.
Soda Butte Lodge

Soda Butte Lodge

2.5 out of 5
Price was $807, price is now $770 per person
$770
per person
Apr 2 - Apr 5
found 13 hours ago
Roundtrip non-stop flight included
Atlanta (ATL) to Cody (COD)
A restaurant and a bar/lounge are featured at this hotel. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. A terrace, a lobby fireplace, and laundry facilities are also on offer.

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Alpine Motel

Alpine Motel

2.5 out of 5
105 Main St Cooke City MT
Free Cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
$139 nightly
The price is $156 total per night
$156 total
Feb 28 - Mar 1
Total with taxes and fees
This motel doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free WiFi and free self parking. A lobby fireplace, a picnic area, and laundry facilities are also on offer.
Pet friendly
Parking included
Soda Butte Lodge

Soda Butte Lodge

2.5 out of 5
210 Main Street Cooke City MT
$129 nightly
The price is $144 total per night
$144 total
Mar 17 - Mar 18
Total with taxes and fees
A restaurant and a bar/lounge are featured at this hotel. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. A terrace, a lobby fireplace, and laundry facilities are also on offer.
Parking included
Free WiFi
Silver Gate Lodging

Silver Gate Lodging

3 out of 5
109 US Hwy 212 W Silver Gate MT
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This cabin includes a picnic area and barbecue grills. There's fun for all ages with a playground and an arcade/game room. Take advantage of the free self parking.
Pet friendly
Parking included
The Druid's Cabin - A Wolf Crossing Cabin next to Yellowstone

The Druid's Cabin - A Wolf Crossing Cabin next to Yellowstone

Silver Gate MT
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Stay at this cabin in Silver Gate. Enjoy free WiFi, patios, and cable/satellite TV service. Popular attractions Yellowstone Northeast Entrance Station and Clarks Fork Trail are located nearby.
Free WiFi
Outdoor Space
Fox Den Cabin Yellowstone Getaway in Cooke City

Fox Den Cabin Yellowstone Getaway in Cooke City

Cooke city MT
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This cabin features laundry facilities.
Kitchen
Washer
MTNLUX Refuge_Creekside Sauna & Hot Tub

MTNLUX Refuge_Creekside Sauna & Hot Tub

Cooke City-Silver Gate MT
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This vacation home features a hot tub and a sauna. A garden, laundry facilities, and barbecue grills are also on offer.
Hot Tub
Kitchen
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Which airport is best for Beartooth Mountains?
Most Beartooth Mountains travelers land at Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD).

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Red Lodge, Montana, USA. Foothills of Bear Tooth Mountains on a summer day with sagebrush and grassland as viewed from the Bear Tooth Mountain pass highway near Red Lodge, Montana, USA.; Shutterstock
Red Lodge, Montana, USA. Foothills of Bear Tooth Mountains on a summer day with sagebrush and grassland as viewed from the Bear Tooth Mountain pass highway near Red Lodge, Montana, USA.; Shutterstock
Adventure to me is getting to experience the incredible places that not many get to see and the journey it takes to get there. The things you learn along the way, the people you meet and the feeling of accomplishment when you reach your goal. A brutal climb at elevation, in rugged terrain, hot sun, wind gusts, rain, snow, curious bears, and pushing through the pain are all worth in the end when you see that view. These experiences make you truly grateful for the small things in life we take for granted every day such as a bed, running water, a toilet, and good quality toilet paper. My time spent in the mountains has taught me many things. To get comfortable being uncomfortable, never use bear spray down wind from a bear, be bold start cold (from a friend) and dont eat dehydrated beef stroganoff to name just a few. Each adventure teaches something new. This picture was taken 8:23pm descending from the summit of Granite Peak, the highest peak in Montana. We would have probably never seen this view if we had stuck to the original plan. We ended up hiking over 20 hours straight and encountered a bear in the middle of the night on the route back to camp. Not ideal! However, I learned to stick to the original plan and never underestimate how bad your lungs will burn and how slow you walk when you go from 1100 ft. to over 12,000 ft. in less than 48 hours, but another adventure is in the books. Climbing mountains can be absolutely torture on your mind and body and at the same time can be so rewarding. I find in the end I always want to go back for more.
Adventure to me is getting to experience the incredible places that not many get to see and the journey it takes to get there. The things you learn along the way, the people you meet and the feeling of accomplishment when you reach your goal. A brutal climb at elevation, in rugged terrain, hot sun, wind gusts, rain, snow, curious bears, and pushing through the pain are all worth in the end when you see that view. These experiences make you truly grateful for the small things in life we take for granted every day such as a bed, running water, a toilet, and good quality toilet paper. My time spent in the mountains has taught me many things. To get comfortable being uncomfortable, never use bear spray down wind from a bear, be bold start cold (from a friend) and dont eat dehydrated beef stroganoff to name just a few. Each adventure teaches something new. This picture was taken 8:23pm descending from the summit of Granite Peak, the highest peak in Montana. We would have probably never seen this view if we had stuck to the original plan. We ended up hiking over 20 hours straight and encountered a bear in the middle of the night on the route back to camp. Not ideal! However, I learned to stick to the original plan and never underestimate how bad your lungs will burn and how slow you walk when you go from 1100 ft. to over 12,000 ft. in less than 48 hours, but another adventure is in the books. Climbing mountains can be absolutely torture on your mind and body and at the same time can be so rewarding. I find in the end I always want to go back for more. #adventure
Hiking to twin lakes through a field of wildflowers with our dog.

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