Grey Wolf Cabin - One Mile to Ne Entrance to Yellowstone Park Cooke City, Montana Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 215272

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Location: Cooke City, Yellowstone, Montana, USA (In Silver Gate, MT. 1 Mile from NE Entrance to Yellowstone)

Accommodations:  House, 1 Bedroom + Loft, 2 Baths (Sleeps 6)

Located just one mile from the Northeast entrance to Yellowstone, Gray Wolf Cabin is the perfect place for wildlife watching in Lamar Valley, sightseeing in Yellowstone National Park, and trips to Cody, Wyoming and Red Lodge, Montana on some of America’s most spectacular roads. Lamar Valley has been called the Serengeti of North America due to the vast herds of elk and bison, and large numbers of pronghorn antelope, big horn sheep, coyotes, deer, mountain goats, grizzly bears, black bears and many birds including ravens and bald eagles. Since the reintroduction of the wolf in 1995, this valley has also provided almost daily sighting of wolves belonging to the Druid and Slough Creek packs.

Yellowstone National Park has one the world’s largest collections of thermal features. It provides an endless array of destinations, starting with Yellowstone Falls, Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful and Mammoth Hot Springs. There are thousands of geysers, fumaroles, mudpots, and hot springs for you to view. Seasonally, you can also soak in a wonderful natural hot tub at the Boiling River just north of Mammoth Hot Springs.

For an adventure outside of Yellowstone National Park, a two-hour drive will take you to Red Lodge, Montana over Beartooth Highway, one of America’s most beautiful roadways. Red Lodge is an old gold mining town, which has grown into a picturesque ski resort with numerous shops and restaurants. Heading to the east, the Chief Joseph Highway over historic Dead Indian Pass provides a wide vista over the Rocky Mountains. Chief Joseph Highway will take you to Cody, Wyoming, where there is a nightly gunfight and rodeo during the summer season. The Cody Museum contains five different sections, including western artworks, a wing with exhibits on Buffalo Bill Cody’s life, exhibits of the Plains Indians’ lives, a firearms exhibit, and a large exhibit of the wildlife of the area.

The cabin is located on one acre of secluded, wooded land, bordering on National Forest land. You can end your day with s'mores around a fire in the fire pit behind the cabin. For a short outing, you can make the 5-minute walk to a 60ft high waterfall or take the Bannock Trail into Cooke City.

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• Amenities
  • Washer
  • Dryer
  • Linens Provided
  • Covered Parking
  • Off Street Parking: Log home is located approximately 1/2 mile from Highway 212 leading into Yellowstone National Park.
  • Wood Stove
• Beds
  • Queen Bed
  • Double Bed
• Entertainment
  • Cable/Satellite TV
  • DVD
  • VCR
  • Video Library
  • CD Player
  • Stereo System
  • Music Library
• Kitchen
  • Full Kitchen
  • Cooking Utensils Provided
  • Refrigerator
  • Dishwasher
  • Microwave
• Outdoor Features
  • Charcoal BBQ Grill
  • Deck/Patio
  • Balcony
• View/Location
  • Mountain View: Two story windows have a dramatic view of National Forest Land and mountain.
• Communications
  • Telephone
• Suitability
  • Pet Friendly
  • Kid Friendly
  • Smoking Not Allowed
• Activities (on site and nearby)
  • Zoo/Wildlife Park
  • Sightseeing
  • Restaurants
  • Mountain Biking
  • Cross Country Skiing
  • Sledding/Tubing
  • Wildlife Viewing
  • Hiking
  • Fishing
  • Hunting
  • Rock Climbing
  • Museums
  • Horseback Riding
• Other Activities
  • Located one mile from the northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park, the cabin provides the best access to some of the best wildlife watching in North America, especially wolf watching.

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Jun-Aug ....... $1300/week + tax
May, Sep-Oct .. $1200/week +tax
Nov-Apr ........$1100/week +tax or $2400/month + tax

Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.

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• 10/10/09
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  chuck and diana , albuquerque,nm
  • There's no place like a home in the woods. To call Grey Wolf a cabin is almost an insult, yes it's in the woods and you can sleep there, but it's more an oasis and the walk to the waterfall is just down the road. Grey Wolf is so beautiful and is well stocked and has wildlife all around it. Do Not pass up the opertunity to stay here. It says one bedroom, but a whole family could live in the hugh lot upstairs. The house has all the aminities one could possibly want or need. Thank you so much Christy for sharing your home with us. I truely hope that we can make this trip again...soon!!!
• 10/09/09
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  Kendall , Indiana
  • To sum things up AMAZING! My family and I were blown away by the accomendations and the hosts... can't say enough good stuff about the cabin. I am a very frequient visitor of the park, but this was our first time at Grey Wolf. I will for sure be back many times and can't wain]t to bring my family again. The park is wonderful, but this site is about the cabin and AMAZING need I say more... If you are trying to decide on a place to stay then you just found it. Thank You for having us and can't wait to be back at Grey Wolf.
• 10/04/09
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  Leland Groves , Newton, IA
  • Greetings from Iowa! We have returned home and are attaching a picture of your backyard moose. We found Grey Wolf cabin an ideal and delightful place to base camp our hiking and wildlife viewing in Yellowstone. We were surprised to see how well stocked the cabin was, and found everything to be in wonderful condition. We saw wolves every day, including 10 of the Druid pack on Friday, along with numerous coyotes, elk, eagles, mt. bluebirds, and bison. The elk were not observed until Thursday, after the passing snow and cold front, but then came down from the mountains and we got to see some harem gathering activity. We were limited to one grizzly sighting, and were told they are feasting on a good pine nut crop in the high country. We also heard the park had conducted an aerial survey in the high mountain scree slopes and counted 60+ grizzlies feasting on cut worm moths. Our loss in sightings is hopefully their gain in health and vigor. Thank you for the opportunity to use your facility, and we hope to visit you again. Respectfully, Leland and Sarah Groves
• 07/26/09
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  John Nichols ,
  • We had a great one week stay at the Grey Wolf cabin in mid July. It is perfectly situated for easy access to both Yellowstone and the Beartooth Mountains. The cabin was very clean, spacious, private and is just a moderate walk (one mile) from Silver Gate or a few minute drive to Cooke City. We loved the backcountry hiking opportunities in both Yellowstone and the Beartooths and saw a ton of wildlife in just one week -- black bears (nearly every day), grizzly bears, wolf, coyotes, elk, bison, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, mule deer, bald/golden eagles, osprey and much more. We definitely hope to return again!
• 07/18/09
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  Melissa Schramm , Mission Viejo, CA
  • We had a wonderful week at the Grey Wolf Cabin. We loved being able to cook and do laundry and the fire pit gave us the enjoyment of "camping" without freezing or being in the rain! Have to have the s'mores. The kids loved the loft....and never even asked to turn on the tv...so it must have been fun! Thank you so much for a wonderful stay....we will definitely be back!
• 04/24/09
  Positive Rating
  Doug McLaughlin , Rochester, WA
  • I had the extreme pleasure of spending the month of March (2009) at Grey Wolf Cabin. Winter is a great time to experience Yellowstone with fewer visitors and the animals in their winter coats. The Wolves, Coyotes and Fox are perhaps more visible than at any other time of the year. Grey Wolf Cabin is in a tremendous location well off the main road tucked quietly in a forested area next to a spectacular mountain rising right off the front deck. During the winter very few of the cabins on the Bannock Trail are inhabited but you will run into an occasional neighbor skiing or snow shoeing in this Winter Wonderland. Those that I met were friendly interesting people. I love that Grey Wolf Cabin is a “Pet Friendly” place as I truly enjoy the company of my Golden Retriever “Raven”. It’s getting more and more difficult to find pet friendly places to stay so I hope others that bring their pets respect this privilege. It’s wonderful to have the space to have guests. My daughter was able to join me during her “Spring Break” from college. I was quite pleased with how prepared Grey Wolf Cabin is to handle our electronic age. There were lots of outlets to handle all our recharging devices for radios, computers, digital camera equipment and more. The full kitchen is great with everything you could possibly need from muffin tins to a microwave and everything in-between. Our meals were only limited by our imagination and not by the cooking wares that were available. Grey Wolf Cabin is the ideal place for long term stays with its comforts begging you to stay. My security deposit was cheerfully refunded in a timely manner. I would love to return in the future. Doug McLaughlin Rochester, WA

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