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The exploits of Beartooth mountain man E.E. Van Dyke

E. E. Van Dyke and his father established the first practical route across the Beartooth Mountains in 1883, linking Cooke City and Red Lodge, aiding regional travel development.

Summary by The Billings Gazette
Edward Earl Van Dyke's wanderings led to his name being etched in the early history of Cooke City, Yellowstone National Park and Red Lodge.

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The exploits of Beartooth mountain man E.E. Van Dyke

Edward Earl Van Dyke's wanderings led to his name being etched in the early history of Cooke City, Yellowstone National Park and Red Lodge.

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The exploits of Beartooth mountain man E.E. Van Dyke

Edward Earl Van Dyke's wanderings led to his name being etched in the early history of Cooke City, Yellowstone National Park and Red Lodge.

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The exploits of Beartooth mountain man E.E. Van Dyke

Edward Earl Van Dyke's wanderings led to his name being etched in the early history of Cooke City, Yellowstone National Park and Red Lodge.

·Billings, United States
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The Billings Gazette broke the news in Billings, United States on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
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