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1 & 2 Bed Units · Kitchenettes
Nightly · Weekly
Nice Rooms · Nice Rates · Open Year Round
Welcome Travelers!
Located on U.S. Highway 16
West, the scenic main travel route to Yellowstone.
Your base for fun in the Big Horns!
Member - Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Owner: Lee Osborn
Your hosts: Lee, Cristy & Kaiden |
A Genuine Wyoming "Mom
& Pop" Motel |
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U.S. Hwy 16 West / 749 Fort Street, Buffalo, Wyoming
82834
E-mail:
arrowhead.motel@optimum.net ∙
Telephone:
(307) 684-9453 · Toll-Free: (800) 490-9530
FAX: (307) 684-2790 ∙
Cell Phones: Lee: (307) 620-2659 ∙ Christy: (641) 990-9144 |
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Buffalo Area
Recreation |
Fishing
Boating
Hiking & Backpacking
4-Wheeling
Trail Riding
Historic Tours
Bighorn National Forest
Cloud Peak Wilderness
Big Game Hunting
Antique Shopping
Fine Dining
Scenic Tours
Rodeos
Museums
Golfing (4-Star Course)
Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife Photography
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Skiing
Snowboarding |
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Local Rodeos
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Local Attractions |
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| Buffalo, Wyoming, at the foot of the
magnificent Big Horn Mountains and Bighorn National Forest, has many attractions for
its visitors. The area is very rich in history and beauty. Listed below are
some of the features that this beautiful area has to offer. |
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Downtown Buffalo, Wyoming
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Buffalo, Wyoming hosts the Jim Gatchell Museum of the West, the
historic Occidental Hotel and many other historic buildings. There is also a fine
downtown shopping district and fine restaurants. The Clear Creek Trail System runs
from east of Buffalo approximately 11 miles into the Big Horn Mountains. The Big
Horn
Mountains and Bighorn National Forest are just a 10 minute drive from the Arrowhead Motel. |
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The Big Horn Mountains and Bighorn
National Forest are very popular for sports including downhill skiing, cross-country
skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling and 4-wheeling. Summer activities include
camping, fishing, hiking & backpacking, trail riding, wildlife viewing and
photography, and sightseeing. |
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Abundant Wildlife
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Wildlife is
abundant in the area around Buffalo, Wyoming and the Big Horns. Pronghorn Antelope,
Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Moose, Elk, Black Bear, Mountain Lions, Coyotes, and many other
species inhabit the area. |
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There are many historic sites
available in the area including Fort Phil Kearny, Wagon Box Fight, and the Fetterman
Massacre.
About 45 miles south of Buffalo is the Town of Kaycee. West of Kaycee is the famous
Hole-in-the-Wall region, where the outlaws Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and others
holed up, The area is characterized by rolling plains and the magnificent red rock
wall. |
Jim Gatchell Museum |
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Buffalo FREE Outdoor Swimming Pool
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Buffalo is the smallest city in the U.S. with a YMCA. It has a full gymnasium,
weightlifting/workout room, racquetball courts, indoor swimming pool and whirlpool,
outdoor tennis courts and all types of exercise and fitness classes.
Buffalo also has the state's largest outdoor FREE
swimming pool and a 4-Star Golf Course. |
Buffalo Golf Course
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Johnson County YMCA |
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