Brook Trout Inn Cabins & Mountain Homes

Trails End is walking distance to hiking, biking, ski and snowmobile trails and has a heated garage.

Enjoy preparing meals on loads of counter space in the fully equipped, modern kitchen.

The 1st of two dining tables is great for sharing meals and stories about the day's fun.

The 2nd dining table provides seating for 8 more so there's room for everyone.

The beautiful stone fireplace adds a cozy touch for relaxing in the living room after a day of fun.

The living room has comfortable seating for lounging and putting your feet up.

And there's space to spread out.

Retreat to the king bed in bedroom #1 of 7 to get a restful night's sleep.

The king bedroom has an attached full bathroom. Linens and soaps are provided for each bathroom.

The beautifully tiled shower for the king room's attached bathroom.

Wake recharged and ready for another day of adventure in bedroom #2 of 7's queen size bed.

In the 2nd of 3 full baths, multiple people can get ready in front of the mirror at the same time!

And there's a full size combination tub/shower.

On the lower level there’s a small lounge that offers extra space for a retreat.

Bedroom #3 of 7 is a great getaway space with two twin beds.

Get a good night's sleep after a day of fun in the queen bed of bedroom #4.

Bedroom #5 of 7 also has a queen bed and a big closet to store stuff in.

Bedroom #6 of 7 has two queen beds. We provide linens for all beds for your convenience.

The 3rd full bath on the lower level is like 2 baths in 1, with a dual vanity separated by a door.

The 2nd vanity in the 3rd bathroom is extra long so there's room for multiple people to get ready.

The 3rd bathroom has a large stand up shower as well.

Bedroom #7 is extra large and sleeps a total of 5. These are the two queen beds.

Bedroom #7 also has a twin bed as well. And the fireplace adds a cozy touch.

There's a front loading washer and dryer for your convenience so you can pack light!

The attached garage is perfect for a car or all your gear! Plus it's heated in the winter time.

There's also a handy coat rack for jackets, bags and a place to store shoes when coming inside.

The backyard patio lets you lounge in sun or shade while sharing meals, good times and laughter.

The covered area of the patio includes a propane grill, letting you grill out in any weather.

The large pines offer privacy and a place for kids to play or imagine being on their own adventures!

The gated side yard gives room for tots and fur babies to run around, under and through the trees.

Trails End Mountain Home is walking distance to shopping and dining and blocks from the park's gate.

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.

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.