En Route to Yellowstone?

Often considered the gateway to the nation’s first national park, Togwotee Mountain Lodge has plenty to do for those seeking a more intimate setting for outdoor adventures before they hit the crowds at Yellowstone. For travelers on the way to Yellowstone this summer, Togwotee invites guests to stop by the lodge and experience the Togwotee Trail the old fashion way—via “horse” power.

This summer, Togwotee Mountain Lodge, which was built in 1923 during the construction of Togwotee Pass and is tucked away in the depths of the Bridger Teton National Forest, offers guests a piece of history with its “Trek the Togwotee Trail to Yellowstone” package* for just $89—at least a 20 percent savings! Available July 5 through September 25, 2009, this package includes a one-night stay at Togwotee Mountain Lodge and dinner for two. Guests that book this package will receive the additional benefits of two horseback rides for the price of one (any length) and/or gas priced at $1.99 per gallon at the Angle Mountain Gas Station at the lodge. Guests must use promo code: TREKTOG.

Togwotee translates to “from here you can go anywhere” in the language of the Mountain Crow Indian tribe. True to this meaning, Togwotee Mountain Lodge lies in close proximity to the Grand Loop, which includes Jackson Hole, Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. The central location of Togwotee Mountain Lodge allows for easy access to summer activities such as horseback rides, fishing, whitewater and scenic float raft trips, mountain biking, and hot air balloon rides.

For more information:  www.togwoteelodge.com