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I took a side trip to Grand Targhee about 20 years ago while spending a week at Photo by Jerzy SnowmanThe new, 100-passenger Jackson Hole tram rides above the house tops en route to its first trip to the top.YellowstonePark.com's Podcasts of the West
YellowstonePark.com produces a variety of interesting and important podcasts. Staffed by locals, YellowstonePark.com and Yellowstone Journal Corporation interviews and records podcasts from conversations with important leaders in the West. Topics include wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone, global warming, grizzly bear management, photography, history of Yellowstone National Park, and a growing inventory of "on location" travel adventure podcasts covering Indian powwows, rodeos, festivals, old west cookouts, frontier history, cultural events, concerts, and more. Enjoy podcasts that provide a virtual adventure and experience to fans of the world's first national park and people considering, planning, or making a vacation to the greater Yellowtsone region.

  • Hike to Wyoming's Shoshone Lake
    Hike with the YellowstonePark.com team to Shoshone Lake above Lander, Wyo.,in the Shoshone National Forest. The lake is a huge, beautiful lake that's full of fish and flanked by beautiful views of the southern Wind River Range. This hike isn't for the light-hearted. In fact, most who use this trail are on an ATV. Our route started via Fairfield Hill, then to Pete's Lake, Twin Lakes and Shoshone Basin, before arriving to Shoshone Lake, at the end of a 4,000-foot gain over 12 miles. After walking along the lake, ascend Cyclone Pass, a lung-buster, before arriving at the most spectacular view in the area, where you can see the entire southern Wind River Range before you with Shoshone Lake in the foreground. Next, descend the "Chute" (for too many miles), to Suicide Point, then let the lead out in Mexican Creek and Baldwin Creek. All told, 24 miles of hiking. Ambitious but also a great adventure!

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  • Buffalo Bill Historical Center, in Cody, Wyoming
    The Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody Wyoming is a "must see" for any traveler interested in the Yellowstone ecosystem or the Wild West. Listen in as we explore the Draper Museum of Natural History, the Buffalo Bill Museum, and the Plains Indian Museum. This is the largest Western Art Museum between L.A. and Chicago – and is in Buffalo Bill's old stomping grounds.

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  • Hiking Wyoming's Cirque of the Towers
    Virtually hike along with some of the YellowstonePark.com team on an awesome trail in Wyoming's Wind River Range. The trailhead to the Cirque of Towers via Jackass Pass is at the Big Sandy Opening. Hikers enjoy a 6-mile flat hike to Big Sandy Lake before ascending the steep, rocky, exposed Jackass Pass to the Cirque of the Towers. The Cirque was first made famous among climbers across the world when an article was published in a 1950 magazine. This hike is an 18-mile round trip and the views are among the best in the Lower 48. Along this hike, YellowstonePark.com talks to visiting hikers about technology – the good and the bad of it. Enjoy!

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  • Labor Day Parade of Lights at Flaming Gorge
    Flaming Gorge Reservoir is known for its scenic beauty and vast recreation. But over Labor Day Weekend every year at the Lucerne Valley Marina, a tremendous celebration with music, fireworks, and great people takes place. Dozens of boats decorated with lights sparkle the dark evening waters of the gorge and a great time is had by all!

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  • Cody Nite Rodeo
    Cody, Wyoming is known as the "Rodeo Capital of the World" because of its tradition of over 90 straight days of rodeos every year from June 1 through August 31. From bullriders to barrel racers and rodeo clowns to family entertainment, this is an attraction that just can’t be missed!

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  • Flaming Gorge Days, in Green River, Wyoming
    Flaming Gorge Days is known as "Southwest Wyoming’s Weekend of Fun!" and has been going on for decades. Every year in Green River, Wyoming, at the end of June, folks from all over enjoy live music, a festival in the park, and multiple sports tournaments at this fun family event!

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  • Fly-Fishing in Yellowstone Park Country
    Recently, YellowstonePark.com's Shelli Johnson went on her first fly-fishing adventure. Guided by Tim Wade, owner of North Fork Anglers in Cody, Wyoming, Johnson was able to catch the two biggest fish she's ever caught – after only 2 hours of fly-fishing! First, Wade provides an introduction to fly-fishing, including how to get outfitted for a day on the river, and the basics of fly-fishing. The two spent a couple of hours on the North Fork of the Shoshone River, which is located off the most scenic stretch of road in America, en route to Yellowstone Park's East Entrance. On the way to the river, Wade shares his philosophy on the sport and stewardship and explains why a person might consider fly-fishing and discusses the differences between fly-fishing and spin rod fishing. Then, you'll witness Johnson's first catch with a fly rod. After just a short time of fly fishing, Johnson was "hooked." Hopefully you learn a little, are intrigued to try fly-fishing and feel as if you're with Johnson and Wade as you listen to this podcast. To enjoy your own guided fly-fishing adventure in the heart of Yellowstone country, go to NorthForkAnglers.com or call Tim at (307) 527-7274. Enjoy!

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  • U.S. Senator Craig Thomas Talks About Future of National Parks
    U.S. Senator Craig Thomas, of Wyoming, recently stopped by the Yellowstone Journal Corporation and YellowstonePark.com offices in Lander, Wyoming, to talk with Shelli Johnson about our national parks. Thomas was raised on a ranch in Wapiti, Wyo, which is near the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park and was elected to Congress in a special election in 1989 when Dick Cheney was appointed Secretary of Defense. Thomas won his first term as senator in 1994 and won re-election in 2000. He's currently running for re-election again. Among other important roles, Sen. Craig Thomas is the chairman of the National Parks Subcommittee. This podcast contains the conversation the Senator had with the Yellowstone Journal and YellowstonePark.com. It's a conversation about how the urbanization of our society will mean an increased value in our national parks, the way a national park vacation has changed, the future of our national parks, and global warming.

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  • Wings Over Wyoming Airshow in Casper, Wyoming
    On July 22nd and 23rd, 2006, the McMurry Foundation held a world-class airshow event, bringing some of the best aerial entertainment in the world to Casper, Wyoming. Over 21,000 specatators enjoyed stunt flying, skydiving, aircraft exhibits and much more at this event which benefited the Child Development Center of Natrona County.

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  • Cheyenne Frontier Days – The "Daddy of 'Em All"
    If you haven't been to Cheyenne Frontier Days yet…you need to experience this one. The "Daddy of 'Em All" is the largest outdoor rodeo in the world and remains a favorite of the best cowboys in the world. Now in it’s 110th year, this weeklong event includes many activities and attractions such as spectacular live music from Steve Miller to Keith Urban, parades, airshows, Indian Dancing, western art shows and much much more. There is certainly something for everyone as the "Daddy of 'Em All" certainly lives up to its reputation year after year!

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  • Butte is central to Montana's rich history
    You can see it in the smooth, worn streets, the billboard images ghosted on brick hotels, the headframes that mark e