Summer ride plan

[Thor]

I've been thinking of taking a trip to Jackson, Wy. next summer and have been taking notes of recommendations I've seen on the forums.
So far I have:
Hotels:
The Lodge at Deadwood.
The Historic Occidental Hotel in Buffalo, Wy
Sheridan Inn
Museum:
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wy.
Must ride roads:
Beartooth HWY 212

I too look forward to hearing more tips.

PS. If you pass through Kansas on the way back, I recommend the Kansas Cosmosphere in Hutchinson. The have the Apollo 13 capsule as well as an amazing collection of US and Soviet spacecraft.

[blackmetoc]

I've been thinking of taking a trip to Jackson, Wy. next summer and have been taking notes of recommendations I've seen on the forums.
So far I have:
Hotels:
The Lodge at Deadwood.
The Historic Occidental Hotel in Buffalo, Wy
Sheridan Inn
Museum:
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wy.
Must ride roads:
Beartooth HWY 212

I too look forward to hearing more tips.

PS. If you pass through Kansas on the way back, I recommend the Kansas Cosmosphere in Hutchinson. The have the Apollo 13 capsule as well as an amazing collection of US and Soviet spacecraft.

Excellent, thanks. I will be in KS for part, I have not looked at what part yet. Part of it will all depend on how much leave I have to burn in the summer. I always split it between a motorcycle trip in the summer and a hunting trip in the fall.

[adventurous1]

If you're doing Beartooth you might want to stay in Red Lodge - and if you do, have dinner at the Carbon County Steakhouse - one of the best dead carcass houses I've ever experienced. In the a.m. there is a Coffee roasting place - and Prindy's place for breakfast. It's a 50's dive - with good food. In Jackson, Bunnery Bakery for breakfast - and coffee at Jackson Hole Roasters (they also have xclnt breakfast as well).

[blackmetoc]

If you're doing Beartooth you might want to stay in Red Lodge - and if you do, have dinner at the Carbon County Steakhouse - one of the best dead carcass houses I've ever experienced. In the a.m. there is a Coffee roasting place - and Prindy's place for breakfast. It's a 50's dive - with good food. In Jackson, Bunnery Bakery for breakfast - and coffee at Jackson Hole Roasters (they also have xclnt breakfast as well).

I have decided to make Red Lodge a three day stop to just enjoy the area.