Brook Trout Inn Cabins & Mountain Homes

The cozy living room includes a wood burning fireplace (with wood provided!)

The comfortable living room is perfect for relaxing after a day of fun and adventure.

The fully equipped kitchen has everything you'll need including soaps, linens and paper towels.

There's a full size fridge + extra large pantry to provide lots of room for groceries and more!

The spacious kitchen has a large dining table for sharing meals and stories about the day's fun!

Get a restful night's sleep in bedroom #1 of 3 after a day of sight seeing and wildlife viewing.

And if you need a little time to yourself, you can enjoy some tv or good book. You deserve it.

With two closets and two dressers, you'll have plenty of room for all your belongings.

The 1st full bath with a tub/shower combo. We provide linens, soap and toilet paper for you.

After a day of fun-filled adventure, the 2nd of 3 bedrooms provides a restful retreat.

On the quiet and secluded lower level, the 3rd bedroom sleeps 3 with a double bed and a single bed.

The lower level also has its own full bathroom, so there's no need to run upstairs.

There's a stand-up shower in the lower level bath. Linens, soap and toilet paper are provided.

Enjoy the convenience of an in-unit, full size washer and dryer. Laundry detergent is also provided.

The Lodgepole Mountain Townhouse in winter. There are 5 trail heads within walking distance.

Welcome to Yellowstone! The world's first national park.

A bison mama and her calf in late spring. You'll see plenty of bison year 'round in the park.

An elk mama and calf in the park in early spring. Elk herds are easy to spot spring through fall.

A moose mama and calf in late fall. Moose can be seen near bodies of water surrounded by vegetation.

Black bear crossing a park road. They hibernate in winter but are common spring through fall.

A coyote in late fall just before the park prepares the roads for over-snow vehicles only.

A solitary bull elk relaxing in the early summer grass.

An elusive yellow bellied marmot. Look for them near large rocks where they make their burrows.

Elk grazing near the Madison River. You'll definitely see these as you drive in from the west gate.

A bull elk keeping watch over his small herd in the fall. Can you spot all 8 of the elk?

The Yellowstone River is the park's name sake. See great views of it from Tower to Yellowstone Lake.

The iconic Lower Falls is located in the Canyon area of the park. For this view use Lookout Point.

Old Faithful still goes off about every 75 minutes like clockwork.

A thermal pool in the West Thumb Geyser Basin located along Yellowstone Lake.

One of the thermal features that makes Yellowstone such a unique place.

The colorful thermal pools are created by different bacteria that thrive at different temperatures.

This gorgeous view was taken during one of the many ranger led hikes offered in the park.

Horseback riding is available within the park and from nearby Diamond P Ranch.

With world renowned fly fishing in the area, the Madison River is a popular choice among fishermen.

Just north of town on Hwy 287, Quake Lake was created in 1959 by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake.

Two of the wolves you can see at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone.

One of the grizzly bears you can see at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone.

The IMAX theater in West Yellowstone is a fun place where you can see movies about the park.

Learn about the park and the area by visiting the Yellowstone Historic Museum in West Yellowstone.