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Big Horn Motel
- Buffalo, Wyoming
Welcome to Buffalo, Wyoming and the
website of Bighorn Motel. We offer 20 updated clean and quiet units
and we have pet friendly accommodations as well.
We don't charge high prices because we offer clean
comfortable safe rooms without all the hoopla or 20 dollar
continental waffle breakfasts the big boys charge for. Our lobby coffee is hand
ground, our rates are reasonable, our water pressure will
blow your socks off and our clientele returns.
Our lodging includes the
following features:
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Daily as well as winter weekly rentals
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Microwaves and refrigerators are available in all of our units
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Adjoining double queen bed units
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Single queen units
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Two 2-room units with long boy full in one
room and queen in the other room
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Three Twin and queen combo's in a two room unit
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All rooms come with expanded cable TV, featuring HBO
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Direct dial telephones
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Wireless High Speed Internet
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Ground level room access
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Laundry Service
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Hair Dryers
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BBQ grills for our Outdoor loving or extended stay guests
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Ask about our special rates for Seniors
and "ever any" Military service. Also school related functions!
The Motel is 1.5 blocks from the local museum, downtown shopping
and library, and only 4 blocks from the largest FREE outdoor
swimming pool in Wyoming. There is a lounge next
door, easy quiet off street parking with exterior door
access to all the rooms and wildlife stroll by regularly
from the creek behind.
If you need more
activity, explore the east end of the Clear Creek Trail System,
which is accessible from the rear of the motel, which leads you to
Creekside Ice Cream Parlor, featuring 16 varieties of Glacier Cascade Ice creams, Malts, Smoothies, Big Trains, decadent fresh Fudge made on premises, &..., &.....Putt-Putt Golf.
The trail stretches West from the Motel across the City of Buffalo, hugging the beautiful Clear Creek for almost 13 miles up the mountain! The trail system is a wonderful way to enjoy Buffalo and the wildlife that abounds within the environs of the city. On your walks you may well encounter all kinds of birds, deer, elk, beaver, mink, rabbits & marmots.
The Trail is divided into several sections and easily assessable at several different points along the way depending on your interest and energy level.
The trail is readily identified with signs and mileage markers. Dogs are welcome on certain portions. |
