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Throttle into Wyoming’s high-country on a Yamaha Tenere 700 with a self-guided rental launched from Cody. Choose between a Yellowstone wildlife loop or the high-alpine Beartooth circuit—both built for experienced riders who want freedom with local know-how.
Throttle into Wyoming’s high-country on a Yamaha Tenere 700 with a self-guided rental launched from Cody. Choose between a Yellowstone wildlife loop or the high-alpine Beartooth circuit—both built for experienced riders who want freedom with local know-how.
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Operated by Yellowstone Adventure Moto · Cody, Wyoming
On a clear morning in Cody, Wyoming, the road feels like permission. The Self-Guided ADV Motorcycle Rental — Yamaha Tenere 700 outfits experienced riders with a capable, mid-size adventure bike and local route knowledge for day loops that thread high country and wildlife country near Yellowstone and the Beartooth Mountains. Pickup and orientation meet at Mentock Park in Cody, where a quick fit check, safety briefing, and route tips set you up to choose between two curated rides: the Yellowstone Loop for classic park approaches and wildlife-viewing pullouts, or the Beartooth Loop for high-alpine pavement and optional light gravel that climbs toward sweeping ridgelines.
These routes emphasize what makes northwest Wyoming distinct: stark elevation shifts that move from sagebrush basins into granite-slab passes, wide-open vistas cut by winding highways, and frequent encounters with hardy high-country fauna like bison and elk. Riders should expect altitudes often between 8,000 and 11,000 feet, unpredictable weather, and long stretches without cell service—elements that reward preparation and steady throttle control.
Yellowstone Adventure Moto supplies well-maintained Yamaha Tenere 700s tuned for long days and mixed surfaces; helmets are mandatory, and supplemental insurance through MBA protects both bike and rider. The self-guided format gives you freedom to stop for photos, short hikes, or roadside meals, while staff provide insider notes on fuel stops, tire-friendly pullouts, and scenic turnouts. No passengers are permitted, and riders must present valid endorsements or international equivalents.
Why this rental stands out is its balance of autonomy and local expertise. You’re not on a rigid tour, but you’re not left guessing either—maps, route suggestions, and a pre-ride briefing encode local knowledge about wildlife behavior, altitudes to watch, and the safest ways to experience steep switchbacks. The Tenere’s light off-road capability opens optional connectors and high-country overlooks that heavier street machines can’t reach.
Practicalities matter: expect a security card hold, mandatory waivers, and a requirement for motorcycle boots or ankle-covering footwear. The operation prioritizes safety—briefings, gear checks, and vehicle inspections are standard—and emphasizes respect for public lands and wildlife distance protocols. For riders who value a single-day, high-adrenaline immersion into the mountain West, this rental is a direct, honest way to experience legendary roads around one of America’s most iconic national parks.
Check‑in at Mentock Park is early; be ready at 7:30 a.m. for paperwork, endorsement checks, and a gear fit that keeps the day moving. Riders should plan fuel stops into their itinerary, carry a basic tool kit and first-aid supplies, and consider purchasing the MBA supplemental insurance. Respect seasonal road closures and wildlife closures near park entrances. When you return, a post-ride check ensures the bike is ready for the next rider and closes the loop on a day that feels earned.
challenging.
6–8 hours.
You should be comfortable spending several hours on a mid-size motorcycle, able to handle long seated periods, quick body shifts, and light technical dirt if you choose optional connectors.
Yes. Riders must present a valid motorcycle license or endorsement; international riders need a passport plus a valid foreign license or International Driving Permit.
No. This rental is single-rider only—two-up riding is not permitted.
Additional insurance through MBA is required and can be purchased for roughly $15 per day; the operator provides the bike’s VIN to complete coverage.
Minimum age is 25; maximum age listed is 75—contact the operator if you fall outside these limits.
Check-in is at Mentock Park in Cody; expect a 7:30 a.m. start for paperwork and a safety briefing.
Routes include paved highways, high-alpine passes, and short light-gravel connectors; the Tenere 700 is suited for mixed surfaces but some sections require careful handling.
Cody, Wyoming, sits at the eastern approach to Yellowstone and carries strong ties to William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody and frontier-era history.
Stay on designated roads, keep distance from wildlife, and pack out all trash; seasonal closures protect sensitive habitat and wildlife movements.
Yellowstone Adventure Moto is a Cody, Wyoming-based motorcycle tour and rental company specializing in day rides through Yellowstone National Park and the Beartooth Highway. The company offers curated 6-hour motorcycle loops that depart from Cody, WY, delivering scenic vistas, wildlife observation opportunities, and routes that highlight Wild West history. The Yellowstone National Park Loop moves riders through rugged mountain passes and sweeping valleys inside Yellowstone, while the Beartooth Highway Loop climbs toward nearly 11,000 feet with hairpin switchbacks and panoramic views. Select experiences include ADV bike rental options so riders can access both paved sections and mild off-road terrain during the Beartooth Highway and Yellowstone loops. Trips list a planned lunch stop in Red Lodge, MT on the Beartooth Highway Loop. All advertised experiences are day rides of approximately six hours and start in Cody, Wyoming. Yellowstone Adventure Moto is featured on The Adventure Collective, where the business's offerings are presented to travelers seeking motorcycle excursions in the Yellowstone region. Riders can choose self-contained loop rides that emphasize scenery and riding variety, including elevation change, high mountain passes, and valley stretches. The operator’s published trip summaries note wildlife encounters and historic landmarks as part of the route experience. For those seeking to ride without their own motorcycle, the combined loop plus ADV bike rental options provide a way to experience Yellowstone and the Beartooth Highway from Cody without prior vehicle transport. Reservations and exact availability are provided through Yellowstone Adventure Moto and The Adventure Collective listings or third-party platforms.
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