West Yellowstone 2022 Annual Christmas Stroll will be Saturday, December 17th, 2022. 8:00 – 5:00: Santa Selfies at the Visitor Center – Stop by the Visitor Information Center (30 Yellowstone Avenue) to get a selfie or family photo with several different backdrops. 11:00 – 7:00: Merchants open for Shopping & Santa’s Workshop Games
National Ice Fishing Tournament held on Hebgen Lake, West Yellowstone, Montana.
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While working summers at the Fountain Hotel in Yellowstone National Park, Sam and Ida Eagle saw opportunity upon learning that the Oregon Short Line of the Union Pacific Railroad planned to run a spur route to the West entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Sam negotiated with the US Forest Service to survey and later lease
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Living History 1800’s Encampment, featuring – Entertainment, Demonstrations and seminars related to trades and crafts of the 1800’s.
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Kids’N’Snow Weekends in West Yellowstone, Montana! Looking for a family-friendly winter destination, filled with events and activities for everyone? West Yellowstone, Montana is the place for you and the kids. The Kids’N’Snow program is offered one weekend each month during the winter from December through March. Through Kids’N’Snow, we offer an opportunity for all kids,
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The west entrance to Yellowstone National Park may be closed for the season, but more than 3,500 visitors still flock to West Yellowstone, Montana, over the Thanksgiving holiday to take part in the annual Yellowstone Ski Festival. Nordic skiers of all ages and skill levels meet in West Yellowstone to ring in the ski season
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2017 Solar Eclipse in Yellowstone Country WEST YELLOWSTONE, MT – The last time a total solar eclipse was visible across the entire contiguous United States was during the June 8, 1918 eclipse, and not since the February 1979 eclipse has a total eclipse been visible from anywhere in the mainland United States. On August 21, 2017,