. The Cody road into Yellowstone Park . PAHASKA TEPEE. At Pahaska there is the Tepee, a log structure ahundred feet long and, including the porch or verandaabout 80 feet wide. It is one of the largest lo^houses m the Rockies and accommodates fortv guestsvery comfortably at rates the same as at the Tepee is at Middle Fork, higher than the Wick-iup. The waters are colder and there are a numberof spnngs in the vicinity. Bears, mountain lions,timber wolves and various varieties of deer are hereMountain grouse, and other game birds are veryplentiful. ^ In the Park, beginning,with the La
. The Cody road into Yellowstone Park . PAHASKA TEPEE. At Pahaska there is the Tepee, a log structure ahundred feet long and, including the porch or verandaabout 80 feet wide. It is one of the largest lo^houses m the Rockies and accommodates fortv guestsvery comfortably at rates the same as at the Tepee is at Middle Fork, higher than the Wick-iup. The waters are colder and there are a numberof spnngs in the vicinity. Bears, mountain lions,timber wolves and various varieties of deer are hereMountain grouse, and other game birds are veryplentiful. ^ In the Park, beginning,with the Lake Hotel, thehotel rates are $5 and up per day for a stay notexceeding seven days. After the seventh day therate is $4 and up per TYPICAL TENT CAMP In Camps the expenses will be governed entirelyby the methods and requirements of the should be purchased at Cody, where theycost little more than at eastern points. Lunch Stations are along the way at points wherethe stage horses are changed. Detailed informationabout these is unnecessary. Any one who has vis-ited or read of mountain stage hues knows that theyare always well supplied with lunching places wherethere is good food and plenty of it, at prices which,though higher than in cities and towns, are far fromexorbitant.
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