Whether you're a single malt Scotch connoisseur or novice, here's the chance for your palate to compare seven wee drams from Scotland's four regions. Tickets will be sold through May 27 unless they sell out earlier. Tickets will not be sold at the door, and you must have your ticket and an I.D. to get in. Your $40 ticket will get you a wee dram (one half ounce) of each of seven single malts and palate-cleansing hors d'oeuvres by Atlantic City’s own Miner's Grubstake. Call the inn at to purchase tickets with a credit card or buy tickets with cash or check at the Lander or Riverton Chambers of Commerce. Innkeepers Barbara and Bob Townsend will deduct $5 per person from their regular room or cabin rate for ticket holders who make a reservation to stay at the inn on the night of the tasting, May 31, 2008. Barbara and Bob suggest you start this memorable evening with dinner at the Atlantic City Mercantile. You’ll need dinner reservations, and Barbara or Bob can take care of that for you. Maps, books, pamphlets, and distillery information will be on hand at the tasting. You'll get a "tasting notes" card to record your impressions. Your hosts will lead you on this epic trip to taste uisage beatha (OOSH-ki baah), Scots Gaelic for "water of life." The retail prices of the seven single malts range from $46 to $99 a bottle. Several of the malt whisky offerings at the tasting mark the first time these whiskies have been offered for sale in Wyoming. If your schedule does not allow you to attend this tasting, Barbara and Bob will put on a tasting for your company or private party. They will provide the service in the inn or at a venue of your choice in Wyoming. To host your tasting outside Atlantic City, they must obtain your local government agency’s permissions and permits, which could take several weeks. Barbara and Bob will suggest distilleries’ offerings to match your desires for region, age, and price range, or you may specify a list of single malt Scotches you wish to offer at your tasting.

Are you interested in TRAVELING HISTORICAL TRAILS, EXPLORING GOLD MINING GHOST TOWNS, SEEING WILD HORSES, PROSPECTING AND ROCK HUNTING or SCENERY and WILDLIFE VIEWING? Spend the day exploring with us using our comfortable 4 wheel drive vehicles. We can place emphasis on your interests or we can really make it a day and do it all. We`ll go from daylight to dark if you want to. We`ll pick you up in Lander, provide lunch and beverages and deliver you back to Lander at the end of the day.

- Learn the Native American way of breaking colts at unique horse training clinics with Stanford Addison on July 24-27, August 14-17 and September 11-14. Stanford, a member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe, has spent many years as a horse breaker using traditional Native American techniques, and a method he calls "heyteyneytah," the Arapaho word for "respect," to calm horses. As Stan describes it: "This approach preserves the spirit of the horse. It builds respect with them and builds trust so that they want to listen to us because they know we won't hurt them." His results are amazing; what makes it even more amazing is that Stanford does all this from a wheelchair. Stanford, a member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe, has spent many years as a horse breaker using traditional Native American techniques. Based on Stanford’s experiences and his keen observation of horse behavior, he has developed a method of horse breaking that is non-cruel, organic, and spiritual in nature. These elements combine to form a safe and humane horse breaking method to produce a finer horse. This non-forceful method of horse training engenders mutual respect and cooperation between horse and trainer. During this three-day, two-night special event, you will see the results of this unique practice to include development of self-knowledge, self-esteem, respect, and healing. You can stay at a nearby hotel or at the Ranch, but you must bring your own equipment such as sleeping bags, pads, tents, folding chairs, and any personal gear. You are also encouraged to bring your own horse! The Heyteyneytah Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping at-risk youth from across Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain West. These young adults have faced difficult life trials, such as physical and verbal abuse, drug and alcohol addictions, and racial discrimination on a scale unimaginable to most people. As you watch and learn Stanford’s unique methods of horse breaking, you will also experience Northern Arapaho culture and traditions as a part of daily life at the Ranch. As part of daily ranch activities, Stanford and his ranch hands prepare meals, complete a variety of ranch chores, hold talking circles to reflect on the day’s activities, and conduct nightly sweats in a traditionally constructed sweat lodge. You are welcome and encouraged to participate in these daily activities. In addition, Stanford and the youth will work one-on-one with you and the horses. Watching the at-risk youth discover a path to self-awareness by Stanford’s gentle promotion of healing of self and increasing self-esteem is an opportunity every human should see first hand at least once in his or her lifetime. Your attendance and contribution to this special event will allow Stanford to continue this important cause. Come to the Addison Ranch for personal discovery, spiritual enrichment, and emotional growth. Come to satisfy your curiosity or to enhance your own horse breaking. You will leave with an appreciation and understanding of superior horse breaking techniques, and a deeper love for your horse. Come lend a hand, learn and spread the word by attending this special event during the beautiful late summer weather of the Wind River Basin.

Join us on this 8-day pack trip to follow the Nez Perce National Historic Trail as it weaves through Yellowstone's backcountry during the 1877 Nez Perce flight towards Canada. Stories of encounters with soldiers, mercenary Indian scouts, and local tourists mingle with Yellowstone's unique setting of wildness, wildflowers, and wildlife. We will ride from Pelican Valley about 12 miles to our first camp in the upper Mist Creek area to see Yellowstone much as the Nez Perce saw this wilderness backcountry. Yellowstone offers a wide array of habitat types from riparian systems to mountain plateaus with an equally wide range of flora and fauna. We will explore these native edible plants and animals along the way. This trip is designed as an educational and historical experience to better understand this special place. We will meet at the Pelican Valley Trailhead (5K3) September 1 at 10: AM. Directions to this trailhead are: from Fishing Bridge in Yellowstone Park go about 2.5 miles east towards Yellowstone's east entrance and Cody to the Pelican Valley Trailhead (5K3). Look for us packing and saddling up at the trailhead. Our adventure trip will end at the same trailhead 8 days later about 4: PM. When packing please try to minimize your gear as much as possible, think light and compact with layers as we try to minimze our impact on Yellowstone's backcountry camp sites by limiting the number of pack animals needed for each trip. Participants furnish their own sleeping bag, pad and personal gear and will be given a gear list upon booking with Taylor Outfitters. We provide all meals, camping supplies and equipment except for your sleeping bags, pads and personal gear. We will plan on a wide array of meals for the trip, but if there is something in particular that you would prefer, please donʼt hesitate to contact us about it ahead of time. We offer great gourmet campfire meals and we would be glad to accommodate any specific dietary requests. The campfire possibilities are endless and fun. We provide a quality wilderness experience in the Yellowstone backcountry; learn about the wide variety of native flora and fauna; learn about the historical interpretation about the flight of the Nez Perce across Yellowstone enroute toward Canada; discuss historical and current Yellowstone human and natural resource issues in order to share ideas and insights in an informal atmosphere; participate in camp activities; practice low impact camping and "Leave No Trace" techniques.

Lookin' for a great vacation where you can be comfortable traveling by yourself? Lookin' for a place where you don't feel like the fifth wheel- like with a group of couples and families? A place where you can play, relax and maybe meet some other single people? Then Country Singles Week at the Triangle C Ranch is the place for you... just for single people! The Summer Country Singles Week will feature a trip to the rodeo in Jackson Hole... Horseback riding in the forested high country- not to be missed! Dine and dance in Jackson Hole Tour magnificent Yellowstone National Park Country dancing in the region's rustic saloons Scenic whitewater float on the Snake River Fly-fish, hike the back country, or just relax Experience Triangle C's warm & friendly hospitality We have an action packed schedule filled with fun, adventure and entertainment. And you always have a choice... anytime you would rather just relax by the Wind River, or hike, fish, mountain bike or visit nearby, serene Brooks Lake, it's always an option! Horseback Riding Information Our program is designed for riders at all levels, from beginners to advanced riders. No experience riding? Not a problem, our wranglers will help you with everything you need to know to have a pleasant and memorable riding experience. Help the Wranglers work their magic in a cloud of dust. The best part of being a cowboy is gettin' up early and watchin' the sun rise. Let us wake up the Lil' Cowboy inside you with our horseback riding program. We run about 150 head of horses and mules and you don't have to hurry - there's time to do everything or do nothin', Maybe you'll watch the wranglers bring in the horses from the pasture and pick out your mount to ride into the backcountry where you won't see nother soul.Singles Week Rates (meals, lodging, activities included)

The hotel guest will receive the special hotel rate at the Days Inn! In addition when you present your hotel folio (receipt) and a photo ID at Customer Service at Wind River Casino you will receive a coupon book, $5 in cash, $2 in food credit, a 16 oz. drink of your choice plus other coupons.

This Historic Horseback Escape package is custom made to be 1-5 days in length and includes lodging at the historic Louis Lake Lodge, meals, horses, equipment, and wranglers. Duration, distance, and package activities are custom made according to the wishes of the group. Select from riding the original Pony Express Trail, discovering the Oregon Buttes, Sweetwater River, the Oregon and Outlaw Trails via horseback, panning for gold at South Pass City and Miner's Delight, riding horses or pulling Handcarts over the Mormon Trail and visiting the Willie and Martin Handcart sites, or watching Wild Mustangs interact while safely mounted on your saddle horse. You may also simply enjoy the scenery while hiking, fishing, and viewing wildlife closer to the lodge. At night enjoy the sound of the guitar around a crackling campfire, listen to story-telling and area history before retiring to bed.

When was the last time you sat on a solid ranch horse while watching wild mustangs run over the horizon or graze in the valley below? With this trip our guests discover the majesty of wild horses and learn about their social structure by day, and at night enjoy music, story-telling and area history. This trip is a must for any true horse enthusiast and one of our most popular. The Wild Horse Discovery Ride package is custom made to be 3-5 days in length and includes lodging at the historic Louis Lake Lodge, meals, horses, equipment, and wranglers. Amenities during your stay comprise of, wild horse viewing, accessing historical landmarks and locations, panning for gold, hiking, fishing and wildlife viewing to name just a few. The land is rugged, big, and spectacular-open as far as the eye can see, covered with sage brush, rocks, juniper, wide basins ans steep sculptured canyons. Large herds of antelope and wild horses roam this area. Duration, distance, and vacation activities are custom make according to the wishes of the group.