
Freeheel and Wheel blends a coffee-hub vibe with outdoor gear energy in West Yellowstone. The Zebra Mocha and Grasshopper deliver bold chocolate notes, while the Oat Milk Lavender Latte glides with a creamy, floral balance. Morning aromas mingle with the creak of gear racks, and the espresso depth from Morning Glory beans keeps pace with the trail chatter. It’s a rough-and-tumble, welcoming pit stop for hikers, bikers, and skiers alike.
One-stop shop for biking and Nordic gear plus top-tier espresso; local Morning Glory beans
Signature Dishes: Zebra Mocha (dark + white chocolate), Grasshopper (dark chocolate + mint), Hawaiian (white chocolate, coconut, amaretto)
Zebra Mocha, Grasshopper Latte, Hawaiian Latte, Oat Milk Lavender Latte
Open year-round; visit later in the day to dodge the morning crowd. For Yellowstone entry, arrive before 8:00 am to beat the crowds.
Kid-friendly with a Kids' menu; casual, welcoming to families
Toilets and gender-neutral toilets available; entry is straightforward with a casual, roll-up vibe
Address
33 Yellowstone Ave, West Yellowstone, MT 59758, USA
Free street parking available
Based on 227 Google reviews
Caitlin Downey
This place is so awesome! I had my first cross-country skiing experience with their gear and pre-trip lesson, and I had a GREAT experience. Melissa was so nice, and Jackson made a DELICIOUS oat milk latte! All the staff was so kind and helpful, and the store had some GREAT gifts and gear for purchase! This should be a stop on EVERYONE'S trip to West Yellowstone!!
Emily :D
I would drive back up here from texas just to get another latte. I tried almost all of the coffee shops in West Yellowstone while I was up in the park for a few months, and freeheel is absolutely the best. The others shops are ok but this place has some of the best coffees I’ve ever had! The almond joy, banana bread, maple cinnamon, and so many more lattes are so flavorful, smooth, and creamy! And 20 oz of coffee for 6.50 is a steal considering you’re in a tourist town! The workers are so nice and helpful and the whole shop is full of some really cool stuff and cute clothes! And they have awesome stickers so don’t forget to grab one!
Lifestyle
One of the highlights of my solo travels was finally visiting Yellowstone—an item on my lifelong bucket list! To explore West Yellowstone National Park, I decided to rent a bike and came across a local bike rental shop. What truly amazed me was not just the high-quality bikes but also the exceptional hospitality of the people in West Yellowstone.This bike rental shop exceeded all expectations!! Not only were the staff incredibly warm and considerate toward travelers, but the quality of the bikes was unparalleled. I have rented bikes from various places before, but I have never come across such well-maintained, high-performance bicycles. Thanks to their excellent bikes, I was able to explore the breathtaking landscapes of West Yellowstone in the best way possible.After a long ride through the park, I craved a warm cup of coffee. To my delight, the shop also had a coffee bar, so I decided to try it. I wasn’t expecting much, but from the very first sip, I was completely blown away. The coffee was, without a doubt, the best I have ever had—far superior to even the most renowned coffee shops. The depth, richness, and perfect balance of flavors made it truly unforgettable. If only I had discovered this coffee shop on my first day in Yellowstone, I would have visited every morning, afternoon, and evening! Unfortunately, I found it only the day before I left, which was my biggest regret.When I think of Yellowstone now, this bike rental shop is the first thing that comes to mind. The kind and wonderful people working there, their warm hospitality, and the genuine care they show to travelers left a lasting impression on me. If you ever visit West Yellowstone, this is a place you absolutely must stop by—not just for a bike or coffee, but for an experience that will make your trip even more special.
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Yes. It’s described as good for kids with a Kids' menu and casual seating at the espresso bar.
Yes. Vegan options are available.
Yes. Takeout is an option.
Wi-Fi status is not advertised; plan to download maps offline if needed.
Bike and ski rentals can be booked online in advance and typically respond quickly.
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