All the rooms have been recently upgraded to exceed AAA 3 Diamond standards.

Amenities include refrigerators, microwaves, 32" flat screen LCD TVs and free Wi-Fi.

• Non Smoking
• Hot Tub
• Swimming Pool
• Eco Friendly
• Restaurant on Site
• Free parking
• Business Services
• WiFi

The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center offers every visitor to Yellowstone a chance to uniquely experience the world of grizzly bears and gray wolves.

All the animals at the Center are unable to survive in the wild and serve as ambassadors for their wild counterparts. The center is home to grizzly bears from as far away as Alaska and as close as Yellowstone National Park. Each bear and its story are unique but they all have something in common; they came to reside here after becoming nuisance bears or orphaned cubs of a nuisance bear. These bears learn to obtain food from people, damage property in search of food or become aggressive toward people and are usually killed. Instead of being destroyed, the eight bears that reside at the center were rescued. The center provides the bears with a large outdoor habitat that includes many natural features including grass, logs, trees, talus fields, mulch digging areas, a waterfall and deep pond. Each bear is also provided with a private indoor area.

Make sure to time your visit with the feeding hours, when keepers hide food within the habitat. Watch as the bears sniff out their food, dig it up and catch fish just like they did in the wild.

The center is also home to eleven wolves that live in three different packs. The wolves were born in captivity and are unable to live in the wild. The facilities where they were born did not have room to keep them and the GWDC was able to provide them a home. Here, the wolves give visitors an up-close look at their normally secretive lives. The wolves eat, play, reinforce their dominance hierarchy and howl right in front of the viewing areas.

• 1 Hour
• Young Children Allowed
• Cultural
• Local Flavor
• Family Friendly
• Wildlife Sighting Opportunities

Learn more about the sport and the amazing canine athletes involved in dog sledding. Start with a tour of the kennel where the guests meet and pet the dogs, learn about the equipment, nutrition, and dogsledding in general. This is a great time for Questions and Answers. After the kennel tour, you will go on a 1.5 mile dogsled ride where you are a passenger on the sled (sleds fit three adults or two adults and two children). You will be shown how to walk the dogs, handle and harness the dogs, and hook them up to the sled. The ride trail is set up so that anyone who is not riding can take photos/video of those who are. We take as many trips on the trail as necessary for everyone to take a ride. After the ride, you have the opportunity to learn how to drive a sled, which is pulled by a snowmobile. The tour takes between 2 - 3 hours, depending on how much you want to participate.

• 2 Hour
• Guided
• Local Flavor
• Family Friendly
• Photographic Opportunities

Tours operate daily from December 15 - March 6 form 9 AM - 5 PM. No tours on Christmas Day. The scenic splendor of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, home of 309 foot Lower Falls , combined with a walk along Norris Geyser Basin, the hottest most acidic geyser basin in Yellowstone, make this tour a favorite among our guests. Highlights include Yellowstone Falls, Norris Geyser Basin, Natural Thermal Features and Yellowstone's wildlife.

• Full Day
• Guided
• Young Children Allowed
• Family Friendly
• Photographic Opportunities
• Wildlife Sighting Opportunities
• National Park Permittee