Bear lodge big horns

Bcorn · Dec 21, 2014

Bear lodge , any comments , opinions or thoughts.Trying to put a trip together was thinking Snowies but Big horns are about 4 hrs closer be heading out late February.Be my first trip out west so looking for some info.Thanks!

nytro4 · Dec 21, 2014

If this is your first trip outwest just go to the northern bighorns, bear lodge , elk view inn, or arrowwood, will have anything u need and any type of riding your looking for , have fun

Pro-8250 · Dec 22, 2014

As nitro4 said.
If this is your first trip out west the Bighorns are a great place to start. It has been a while since I was there but at that time the Bear Lodge was pretty popular compared to the other two. The Elk View had nicer rooms. The food was excellent at the Bear. At the time the Devil Canyon and Sawmill Flats were pretty good riding areas. Also checkout Wyoming High Country lodge about 20 miles to the west of the Bear. One thing the Bighorns are known for is rocks so be aware of that.
http://www.bearlodgeresort.com/

KittinsRtasTY · Dec 22, 2014

Gotta agree with the other posts. Elk view is newer and classy. The food is good too. Bear lodge has more to offer and good room rates. Cabins that sleep seven or eight for around $200.00. The cabins are kinda dated, but if u can split that price a between a few guys, it gets real cheap! The food is great at bear, and it has plenty of parking. At times we have stayed at elk view and had to park at bear lodge. Which isn't that big of a deal because they are only about a mile apart.

Bcorn · Dec 23, 2014

Appreciate the info , sounds like it will work for a guys first trip out west.be heading out late Febuary for a week hopefully won't have to worry about rocks to much then.

KittinsRtasTY · Dec 23, 2014

I think we're gonna try to go up around then also, gonna be doin a snow dance till then!

Bcorn · Dec 24, 2014

KittinsRtasTY said:
I think we're gonna try to go up around then also, gonna be doin a snow dance till then!

Amen, to that!

Rohde · Dec 26, 2014

rooms

For anyone that has stayed at bear lodge before, do the rooms have fridges and microwaves?

Bocephus · Dec 27, 2014

the hotel rooms in the actual "lodge" do not. but if you get a 2nd floor room, you can take the screen out of your window and set about 5 cases of beer on the AC unit sticking through the wall :face-icon-small-win

SASKTOOLMAN · Dec 27, 2014

Bear Mac & Cheese........ All i have to say!

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Pro-8250 · Dec 27, 2014

Bocephus said:
the hotel rooms in the actual "lodge" do not. but if you get a 2nd floor room, you can take the screen out of your window and set about 5 cases of beer on the AC unit sticking through the wall :face-icon-small-win

:lol::lol::lol:

Bcorn · Dec 27, 2014

Bocephus said:
the hotel rooms in the actual "lodge" do not. but if you get a 2nd floor room, you can take the screen out of your window and set about 5 cases of beer on the AC unit sticking through the wall :face-icon-small-win

Nice!!

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