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Yellowstone Ski Tours

8 N. River St.
Cooke City, MT 59020
406-838-2267
Guided backcountry skiing in Yellowstone National Park. Winter ecology, avalanche education and powder skiing.

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Yellowstone Ski Tours

  • Information
    • General Information
    • Guides
    • Resources and Links
  • Guiding Rates
  • Courses
    • Avalanche Education
    • Women's Backcountry Ski Camp
    • Winter Ecology Course
  • Photos
  • Selected Tours
    • Whitebark Pine Tree Skiing
    • Lamar Valley
    • Mammoth
    • The 1988 Burn
    • Overnight Backcountry Trips
    • Summer Trips
  • Sign In My Account

Barronette

January 3, 2016 B. Fredlund

Barronette Peak, one of our favorite local mountains, was named after Jack Baronette, an early frontiersman and guide, who built a toll bridge across the Yellowstone River, in 1871.   

1871 was also the year of a large US Geological expedition/ survey of the Yellowstone region led by Ferdinand Hayden.   The 32 member party included photographer William Henry Jackson and landscape artist Thomas Moran, and their cumulative findings/ effort set in motion an immediate political campaign to establish Yellowstone National Park, which was formally established in 1872.! 

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Yellowstone Ski Tours

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406-855-7107

PO Box 1186

Cooke City, MT 59020

Permitted by the Custer Gallatin National Forest, Shoshone National Forest, and Yellowstone National Park.