Cheyenne Frontier
Cheyenne Frontier
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New 16 1/2″ Tucker Gen ll “Cheyenne Frontier” Saddle $1,895.00 |
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1951 Cheyenne, Wyoming Cancel; Frontier Days Cachet~ $0.99 |
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Tucker Cheyenne Frontier Saddle $800.00 |
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Cheyenne Frontier Days-rodeo-PBR-bull riding gear-NFR- $19.99 |
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Tucker Cheyenne Frontier Trail Saddle $840.00 |
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NEW TUCKER CHEYENNE FRONTIER SADDLE 16.5″ BRN WideTree $1,475.00 |
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Tucker Cheyenne Frontier Bridle, Brown, Horse Size $79.95 |
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Tucker Cheyenne Frontier Breast Strap, Breast Collar $79.95 |
Classic Drives – The Rocky Mountains Adventure Tour
The Rocky Mountains spectacular mountain scenery, pristine national parks, fascinating old gold mining towns, and authentic wild-west re-creations attract millions of visitors to the region every year. The Rockies stretch from Canada to New Mexico (more than 3,000 miles) and are perfect for touring, especially during the summer months, when the temperature (during the day) averages a very comfortable 70-80 degrees F. It gets very cold here in winter, so plan your drive for the warmer months, when roads are sure to be open and the attractions are at their best.
If you’re an independent traveler that enjoys touring by car, here’s an itinerary that includes some of the regional highlights. Travel time is about two weeks and the total distance about 1500 miles. Be sure to take your rain gear and of course your camera.
On your first day, take a good look around Denver – especially the lower downtown area, with its trendy shops, restaurants and galleries. If you’ve still got time, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science is worth a visit.
Next day, head for Cheyenne, just 102 miles to the north. An interesting place to stay is the Nagle Warren B&B (an 1880s cattleman’s mansion). Be sure to visit the famous Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum, to have a look at their western art exhibitions. Every July, the town celebrates Frontier Days, complete with parade, rodeo and many wild-west themed events.
There’s lots to see in South Dakota, so make an early start and head for Custer State Park, about 264 miles to the northeast. Plan to stay at least a couple of nights. The park, located in the Black Hills, has 71,000 acres of spectacular terrain, terrific fishing, jeep tours to see the bison herds, and panoramic hiking trails. You can stay at the State Game Lodge, or pitch your tent in a pine forest alongside a gently flowing stream.
Back to Wyoming and beyond
Drive back to Wyoming, northwest to Sheridan (235 miles), where a stay at the Ranch at Ucross, Clearmont, (about 30 miles south of Sheridan) features delicious home cooking, and a sing along in the evening around the piano. It’s a great way to get the feel of this ranching area, set between the plains to the east and the Big Horn Mountains to the west.
Start out early and head due west, for the 240-mile trip to Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The area is known for its scenic beauty, wildlife, and geothermal activity – two-thirds of the world’s geysers are located in the park! Be sure to book your accommodation well ahead and stay for at least two nights. And watch out for the bears!
The next leg of your journey is a short drive (80 miles) to the magnificent Grand Teton National Park, with its dramatic, jagged mountains, pristine lakes, and glaciers. Here there’s plenty of outdoor activity – boating and fishing, hiking, climbing and horseback riding – so plan on staying for at least a couple of days. For accommodation, you might try the Painted Buffalo in Jackson – a very trendy, friendly town.
Start off early and you’ll get to Steamboat Springs for lunch (385 miles). Along the Victorian boardwalk you’ll find many western-style restaurants where you can sample the renown Rocky Mountain oysters (bull testicles). In the afternoon, take a look through the antique shops or try a relaxing tube cruise down the Tampa River. Then early next morning, before the 3-hour drive back to Denver, go for a hot air balloon ride – the perfect finish to a most memorable trip.
About the Author
Rod Ritchie, a travel writer and editor, writes for many publishers including AA Publishing and Fodors.
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TUCKER Cheyenne Frontier Trail Saddle $1475 For 30 years Tucker has dedicated themselves to the development, design and manufacturing of trail saddles that would provide the ultimate in comfort for both the rider and horse. Tucker Trail Saddles are the standard in quality and style for trail riders throughout the world. MADE IN THE USA.TUCKER has created this trail saddle with not only eye appeal, but with options to help make a saddle perfect for trail rider’s needs. Available in four rigging options, smooth or tooled, round or full, and either brass or chrome hardware. Matching tack makes your look complete. Please contact customer service with your saddle specifications. Features: Cantle Heights: 3-1/2Swell: 14Horn Height: 3Skirt: 24Tooling: Smooth or TooledSkirt: Round or FullHardware: Brass or ChromeRiggings: Western, Enduro-Balanced Single or Enduro-Balanced Double TieWe are proud to offer a large selection of Tucker Saddles. Call for availability before placing your order, or if you can not find a particular Tucker Saddle here, please feel free to contact our customer service department. |
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TUCKER GEN II Cheyenne Frontier Saddle $1850 For 30 years Tucker has dedicated themselves to the development, design and manufacturing of trail saddles that would provide the ultimate in comfort for both the rider and horse. Tucker Trail Saddles are the standard in quality and style for trail riders throughout the world. MADE IN THE USA.The GEN II Cheyenne Frontier features all the new elements of the Next Generation of Ultimate Trail Comfort. New V-Foam padding paired with TUCKER original Gel-Cush seating make this saddle even more comfortable than the original. The GII Fit-Fusion tree has self-adjusting Poly-Form bars to make this the most comfortable saddle your horse will ever wear. New tooling design, rigging options, skirt options, and new stirrup design will come together to create the saddle you’ve been waiting for. Please contact customer service with your saddle specifications. Features: Cantle Heights: 3-1/2Swell: 14Horn Height: 3Skirt: 24Tooling: Tooled or SmoothSkirt: Full or RoundHardware: Brass or ChromeRiggings: Adjustable Position Close Contact In-Skirt front rigging with Western, Enduro-Balanced Single or Double Tie rear.We are proud to offer a large selection of Tucker Saddles. Call for availability before placing your order, or if you can not find a particular Tucker Saddle here, please feel free to contact our customer service department. |
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TROXEL Cheyenne Western Helmet $104 The Cheyenne is the epitome of Western styling coupled with TROXEL’s reputation for head protection. Covered in durable leather, the Cheyenne offers riders a very slim profile, an in-molded polycarbonate shell, and excellent ventilation through 8 mesh covered vents. An extended Soft Tip visor provides extra sun protection while reducing the potential for cuts or scrapes in the event of a fall. Using TROXELs unique combination of the patented GPS III Micro Adjustable Fit System and the patented Flip-Fold Fit System, the rider can easily customize their fit. |
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Troxel Cheyenne Helmet $99.95 The Cheyenne is the epitome of Western styling coupled with Troxels reputation for head protection. Covered in durable leather the Cheyenne offers riders a very slim profile an in-molded polycarbonate shell and excellent ventilation through 8 mesh covered vents. |