Yellowstone TripThe Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem:
Through the Eyes of Faith

Participants will be required to find their own transportation to Red Lodge, Mont., by 1 p.m. or earlier on Sept. 11. From there, participants will carpool to the different sites.

In order to plan accordingly for flights, we recommend flying into Billings Logan International Airport in Billings, Mont., to be closer to the Red Lodge, Mont., lodging. We also recommend flying out via the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport in Bozeman, Mont., by late morning or early afternoon.

Each participant is responsible to provide their own food and drinks for the trip.

Breakfast and Lunch

Two stops at local grocery stores to buy food. The hotel rooms are equipped with a full kitchen.

• Red Lodge, Mont.: Buy food for the first three days.
• West Yellowstone, Mont.: Buy food for the latter four days.

Dinner

There are several restaurants that participants will be able to eat at the meeting place.

The estimated cost for lodging is approximately $140 to $200 per night. Participants will need to call and reserve their own room(s) at each location with their credit card.

A number of rooms are held at each location under Professor Gates’ name. Rooms range from twin-size to double and queen beds. Nicer lodging is also available near each location if needed.

• Chateau Rouge (one night): Red Lodge, Montana
  • Contact: Erica
  • Phone: 800.926.1601 or 406.446.1601
• Antlers Lodge (three night): Cooke City, Montana
  • Contact: Kay
  • Phone: 406.838.2432 or 406.224.2594
• Driftwater Resort (four nights): Cameron, Montana
  • Contact: Rachel Lynn
  • Phone: 406.682.3088 or 406.640.0433

Participants must be able to walk three miles in three hours.