Pahaska Tepee Lodge was built by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody as a hunting lodge just outside the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park in the early 1900s. Join us on this Member Day Trip to learn more about the history of the lodge and enjoy a hearty lunch in the historic dining room. Local author, historian, and photographer Bob Richard provides commentary as we travel along the North Fork to Pahaska and back.
Bus departs the Center at 9 a.m. and returns at approximately 1:30 p.m. Cost is $75 per person. Register by signing up with the form below.
Space is limited and reservations were required by Wednesday, July 26.
For more information, please call the Membership Office at 307-578-4008 or email [email protected].
A lifelong Wyoming resident, Richard’s varied experiences are pure West. He worked at guest ranches, guided horse and hunting trips, ranched, and for 37 years owned and operated Grub Steak Expeditions, personally touring thousands of visitors from around the world through Yellowstone and its ecosystem.
Educated at the Universities of Wyoming, Arizona, and California (Fresno), Richard has served as a teacher and school administrator, a decorated United States Marine Corps pilot in Vietnam, and, for 21 years, helped coordinate American Red Cross service and relief activities in the western United States.
Richard is the author of several books on the Cody and Yellowstone area, as well as his own family’s deep roots in the region. They feature his own photographs and often those of his father Jack Richard and uncle Ned Frost. For information on Bob’s photography and his published books, visit bobrichardphotography.com.