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Togwotee Lodge sleeping elevation 7,600 feet. Most activities take place below this elevation.
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Hiking boots, riding pants (jeans), sneakers for bike ride, day pack, refillable quart water bottle, insect repellent, sunscreen, chap stick, swimsuit. Rain gear, warm hat and gloves in case of inclement weather.
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Jun 16 — Jun 21, 2013
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Togwotee Mountain Lodge is located in the spectacular country around Togwotee Pass - on the eastern rim of Jackson Hole. The town of Jackson is a scenic one hour drive. The full-service lodge offers a beautiful dining room, hot tubs,and modern guest rooms. The lodge interior is finished in white pine trim, giving it a warm, western feel. A commitment to service and the friendliness of staff combine with the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere to make sure that your summer vacation spot at Togwotee Mountain Lodge will be unmatched.
Contact info:
27755 East Highway 287
PO Box 91
Moran, WY 83013 USA
phone: 866-278-4245
web:
togwoteelodge.com
Room amenities:
Each has two queen beds, a full bath and color cable television, coffee maker, hair dryer and telephone.
Facility amenities:
After a busy, activity-filled day, soak in one of the hot tubs, relax with a book on the porch, cook out underneath the trees or stars, or have a hearty meal at the Grizzly Steakhouse, open for 3 meals a day.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Additional nights before:
contact lodge 1 866-278-4245
Pricing according to season.
Check in time:
4:00 PM
Day One: Sunday, June 16
- Registration / Dinner / Orientation Meeting
Arrive To:
Check in to lodge after 4 pm.
Afternoon:
Meet Road Scholar participants at Road Scholar Registration in Fireside Conference Room 5:30 pm.
Dinner:
Dinner at lodge 6 pm.
Evening:
Orientation meeting following dinner. Meet fellow participants, review week's schedule of activities.
Lodging:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge
Meals Included:
Dinner
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Type:
Resort
Description:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge is located in the spectacular country around Togwotee Pass - on the eastern rim of Jackson Hole. The town of Jackson is a scenic one hour drive. The full-service lodge offers a beautiful dining room, hot tubs,and modern guest rooms. The lodge interior is finished in white pine trim, giving it a warm, western feel. A commitment to service and the friendliness of staff combine with the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere to make sure that your summer vacation spot at Togwotee Mountain Lodge will be unmatched.
Contact info:
27755 East Highway 287
PO Box 91
Moran, WY 83013 USA
phone: 866-278-4245
web:
togwoteelodge.com
Room amenities:
Each has two queen beds, a full bath and color cable television, coffee maker, hair dryer and telephone.
Facility amenities:
After a busy, activity-filled day, soak in one of the hot tubs, relax with a book on the porch, cook out underneath the trees or stars, or have a hearty meal at the Grizzly Steakhouse, open for 3 meals a day.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Additional nights before:
contact lodge 1 866-278-4245
Pricing according to season.
Check in time:
4:00 PM
Day Two: Monday, June 17
- Teton Habitats Presentation / Mountain Bike Ride / The Bear Video /...
Teton Habitats Presentation / Mountain Bike Ride / The Bear Video / Hands-On Skins and Skulls
Note:
BIKE TRIP: Company provides mountain bike, helmet, filled water bottle and lunch; gel seats for adults; SAG wagon follows so you can opt out or join riding at any time. TRIP: 15 mile ride; 4 hour riding time including lunch break.
Breakfast:
Breakfast at lodge, 7:30 am.
Morning:
Teton Habitats: view images and discuss the 5 major habitats we visit during the week and plants and wildlife you are likely to see. Mountain Bike Ride Buffalo Valley trip begins in mountain pine forests of the Angle Mountain area right at Togwotee Mountain Lodge, with a steady but gradual descent through beautiful alpine meadows to the Buffalo River Valley. The trip follows scenic country roads, an outstanding family experience. First 5 miles on downhill on a US Forest gravel service road. Last 10 miles on a paved rural road; rolling terrain with one sustained uphill. SAG wagon follows us so you can opt to bike or rest during different legs of the journey.
Lunch:
Lunch in the field.
Afternoon:
Mountain Bike Ride continued. Afternoon meeting: The Bear, (video 1988) , known as L'Ours in its original release, a feature film directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud. The screenplay by Gérard Brach was adapted from the novel The Grizzly King by James Oliver Curwood. The movie was nominated for and won numerous international film awards. Will include discussion about the authenticity of the depiction of wild animals in the movie.
Dinner:
Dinner at lodge, 6 pm.
Evening:
Hands-on activity: Skins and Skulls; examine authentic mammal skins and skulls and work in family groups to create a poster about the animal of your choice.
Lodging:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Resort
Description:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge is located in the spectacular country around Togwotee Pass - on the eastern rim of Jackson Hole. The town of Jackson is a scenic one hour drive. The full-service lodge offers a beautiful dining room, hot tubs,and modern guest rooms. The lodge interior is finished in white pine trim, giving it a warm, western feel. A commitment to service and the friendliness of staff combine with the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere to make sure that your summer vacation spot at Togwotee Mountain Lodge will be unmatched.
Contact info:
27755 East Highway 287
PO Box 91
Moran, WY 83013 USA
phone: 866-278-4245
web:
togwoteelodge.com
Room amenities:
Each has two queen beds, a full bath and color cable television, coffee maker, hair dryer and telephone.
Facility amenities:
After a busy, activity-filled day, soak in one of the hot tubs, relax with a book on the porch, cook out underneath the trees or stars, or have a hearty meal at the Grizzly Steakhouse, open for 3 meals a day.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Additional nights before:
contact lodge 1 866-278-4245
Pricing according to season.
Check in time:
4:00 PM
Day Three: Tuesday, June 18
- Construct a Teepee/ Hike Angle Mountain Ridge / Catch Me If You Can
Note:
Angle Mountain Ridge Hike: The group will hike together, at a slow to moderate pace, allowing all participants to feel the exhilaration of climbing a mountain ridge. Angle Mountain Ridge provides incredible views of the entire 40 mile long Teton Mountain Range with wonderful photographic opportunities.
Breakfast:
Buffet at lodge
Morning:
Kid's Meeting to finish animal posters. / Join Joe Brandl, tanner and scoutmaster as he explains wilderness challenges and preparedness. Construct a teepee with the group and learn about how to pack for excursions in the mountains. What are critical supplies to bring with you? How can you be prepared to survive adverse conditions? Hands-on activities delight; you won’t be disappointed!
Lunch:
Lunch at the lodge
Afternoon:
Hike to Angle Mountain ridge. Along the way, teams will engage in a scavenger hunt searching for sounds, aromas, and colors of nature along the trail. / Catch Me If You Can; the best sequences of playing animals the videographer has filmed. "Play is important, and for each animal I will show you how their seemingly carefree activity mirrors their adult lives." -Bob Landis, filmmaker
Dinner:
Dinner at Lodge
Evening:
Skins and Skulls Presentation: You are the expert! Present interesting facts about your chosen animal to the entire group.
Lodging:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Resort
Description:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge is located in the spectacular country around Togwotee Pass - on the eastern rim of Jackson Hole. The town of Jackson is a scenic one hour drive. The full-service lodge offers a beautiful dining room, hot tubs,and modern guest rooms. The lodge interior is finished in white pine trim, giving it a warm, western feel. A commitment to service and the friendliness of staff combine with the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere to make sure that your summer vacation spot at Togwotee Mountain Lodge will be unmatched.
Contact info:
27755 East Highway 287
PO Box 91
Moran, WY 83013 USA
phone: 866-278-4245
web:
togwoteelodge.com
Room amenities:
Each has two queen beds, a full bath and color cable television, coffee maker, hair dryer and telephone.
Facility amenities:
After a busy, activity-filled day, soak in one of the hot tubs, relax with a book on the porch, cook out underneath the trees or stars, or have a hearty meal at the Grizzly Steakhouse, open for 3 meals a day.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Additional nights before:
contact lodge 1 866-278-4245
Pricing according to season.
Check in time:
4:00 PM
Day Four: Wednesday, June 19
- Grand Teton National Park / Snake River Whitewater Rafting / Jackson...
Grand Teton National Park / Snake River Whitewater Rafting / Jackson Hole Rodeo
Note:
RAFT TRIP: Company provides safety and paddling instruction; splash gear and Coast Guard approved life jacket; wetsuits available for rent (nominal fee). TRIP: 8 mile float; 1.5-2 hours on the water, depending on water levels; Class III rapids; 14-man rafts; paddling is optional.
Breakfast:
Breakfast at lodge, 7:30 am.
Morning:
Bus leaves for Grand Teton National Park at 9 am. / Explore scenic String Lake. You may even have a chance to swim in fresh mountain waters backdropped by the majestic Tetons.
Lunch:
Sack lunch picnic at String Lake.
Afternoon:
Visit the new Craig Thomas Discovery Center with interactive exhibits on plants and animals, history and mountain-building. / Whitewater trip on the Snake River; float 2-4 pm. Combining spectacular scenery with the excitement of rolling rapids, this whitewater rafting trip has all the ingredients for the perfect river adventure. Sands Wild Water River Trips take you through 8 miles of whitewater in the Grand Canyon of the Snake River south of the town of Jackson. You can choose to help paddle the boat!
Dinner:
Free time in the picturesque western town of Jackson (time permitting) and dinner at a local restaurant.
Evening:
Jackson Hole Rodeo, 8 pm. Unlike the larger gatherings in other parts of the state, Jackson maintains its local "anyone who has the gumption can do it" attitude that makes it representative of both the community and the original intention of the sport. Noted for fine stock, young cowboys coming up through the ranks, and people who just love it, it's a great choice for action-packed fun. Activities include, Barrel Racing, Calf Roping, Bull Riding, Saddle Bronco Riding, Bareback Bronco Riding. Kids get a chance to win prizes in the calf yellow ribbon pull.
Lodging:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Resort
Description:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge is located in the spectacular country around Togwotee Pass - on the eastern rim of Jackson Hole. The town of Jackson is a scenic one hour drive. The full-service lodge offers a beautiful dining room, hot tubs,and modern guest rooms. The lodge interior is finished in white pine trim, giving it a warm, western feel. A commitment to service and the friendliness of staff combine with the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere to make sure that your summer vacation spot at Togwotee Mountain Lodge will be unmatched.
Contact info:
27755 East Highway 287
PO Box 91
Moran, WY 83013 USA
phone: 866-278-4245
web:
togwoteelodge.com
Room amenities:
Each has two queen beds, a full bath and color cable television, coffee maker, hair dryer and telephone.
Facility amenities:
After a busy, activity-filled day, soak in one of the hot tubs, relax with a book on the porch, cook out underneath the trees or stars, or have a hearty meal at the Grizzly Steakhouse, open for 3 meals a day.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Additional nights before:
contact lodge 1 866-278-4245
Pricing according to season.
Check in time:
4:00 PM
Day Five: Thursday, June 20
- Exploratory Hike/ Horseback Ride / Teton Geology Presentation
Note:
HORSEBACK RIDE: 2 hours through lush meadows and forests with superb Teton Range views.
Breakfast:
Breakfast at lodge 7:30 am.
Morning:
Exploratory Hike: possible activities include capturing butterflies, sampling wild edible plants, blindfold walk, looking for tracks and signs of wild critters / Horseback Ride (1/2 of group).
Lunch:
Lunch at the lodge.
Afternoon:
Exploratory Hike / Horseback Ride (1/2 of group) / Teton Geology: Why do the Tetons look the way they do? What you see in the mountains today is what we’ll discuss. We'll talk about 4.5 billion years of history in 45 minutes!
Dinner:
Dinner at lodge 6:00 pm.
Evening:
Closure Meeting / Campfire; s'mores and more. Share your thoughts about the week while roasting marshmallows.
Lodging:
Togwotee Mountain Lodge
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Six: Friday, June 21
- Breakfast, Good-byes, Check out by 11 am
Note:
Program ends at breakfast.
Breakfast:
7:30 am breakfast at lodge.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
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Tetons
Additional Activites
Hot air ballon rides; Teton Village aerial tram,bungee jump; Snow King Ski Area chairlift, alpine slide; scenic float trips, guided fishing, golf courses, etc.
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