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1st Choice Imaging

120 North Bent St.

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 764-2322

307 Health, P.C.

250 N. Evarts St.

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 764-3721

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Wyo

335 N Gilbert Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-3338

Big Horn Enterprises

146 South Bent Street, #112

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-5101

Children's Resource Center

558 East 2nd Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-2864

Cody Regional Health

707 Sheridan Ave

Cody, WY 82414

(307) 587-2512

Eternal Ice Healing Center

894 Lane 11 1/2

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 254-8536

Five Springs LLC

246 N Absaroka Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 764-5470

Frontier Family Dental

303 N Division

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-4554

Gottsche Rehabilitation & Wellness

639 W. Coulter

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-9262

Heritage Health Center

128 N. Bent St

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 764-4107

Mel's Helping Hands

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 262-4891

Mountain Spirit Habitat for Humanity

509 Gateway Drive

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 254-7004

Powell Valley Healthcare, Inc.

777 Avenue H

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-2267

Rocky Mountain Manor

140 North Cheyenne Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-4535

Serenity Pregnancy Resource Center

215 S. Division Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 213-5025

Stillwater Hospice

444 Montana Ave

Lovell, WY 82431

(307) 548-1750

Tobin Chiropractic

403 East 2nd Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-3436

Youth Clubs of Park County

815 East 5th Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-0202

The main two areas to view mud pots at Yellowstone

The main two areas to view mud pots at Yellowstone are the Artist Paint Pots (south of the Norris Geyser Basin) and the Fountain Paint Pots (in the Lower Geyser Basin). Formed by standing surface water acidic enough to dissolve surrounding rock into clay. In fact, Ferdinand Hayden, during his 1871 expedition to Yellowstone, described Mud Volcano—the park’s largest group of mud pots—as “the greatest marvel we have met with”. You will smell them before you see them, but either way make sure you do not miss this geological wonder. #VisitPowell #Wyoming

Old Faithful Inn had a printing press was in the b

Old Faithful Inn had a printing press was in the basement and printed daily menus though the 1950’s. Meals were served family-style at long tables and could be purchased for 75 cents. A dinner bell mounted at the top of the Inn would alert visitors it was time to come inside for dinner. Free tours of the lodge are offered several times daily from early May to early October. Powell Wyoming is only 90 minutes from the East Gate. #EastGateYNP #VisitPowell

Yellowstone is the only place in the United States

Yellowstone is the only place in the United States where Bison have lived continuously since prehistoric times. Male bison can weigh up to 2,000 pounds, Females up to 1,000 pounds and live for 12-15 years. Bison are the largest land-dwelling mammal in North America, and can jump as high as 5 feet, run as fast as 35 miles per hour. Bison have excellent hearing, vision and smell and typically forage for 9-11 hours a day and feed primarily on grasses. Powell is part of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem. Make sure to plan your trip today and on your way to the East gate you might come across another Bison herd in the Shoshoni National Forest. #EastGateYNP #PowellWY

Handkerchief pool in Yellowstone use to be as famo

Handkerchief pool in Yellowstone use to be as famous and Old Faithful. A ranger would demonstrate the marvel of Handkerchief pool: when a cloth was placed on the top of the pool, it would float a while before being sucked down, into the depths, before magically resurfacing. Visitors would marvel at the example of thermal laundry. By 1928 the pool was plugged up by tourist using it to not only clean their handkerchiefs but also to dump coins, bottles, pins and rocks. You can still visit Handkerchief pool in the Black Sand Basin. #VisitPowell

Yellowstone National Park is protected today becau

Yellowstone National Park is protected today because of Civil War General Philip Sheridan. Sheridan lobbied Congress for protection of the park, including expansion, military control and prohibiting leases near park attractions. In 1886 Sheridan ordered the 1st U.S. Calvary into the park and it ran under military operation until the National Park Service was founded in 1916, that’s 30 years of military control! Thanks to Sheridan Yellowstone National Park Service was formed to take over control of our First National Park. We are also thankful that he lobbied for protections so that settlers did not come in and claim the land for personal use. Stop by the Powell Chamber to find out more information or call to get help planning a great trip to Powell and the great wide-open state of Wyoming. #Wyoming #VisitPowell.