Why should I visit Cody Wyoming?

Cody, Wyoming is a famous landmark for the West, with plenty of history and lots of charm. This town, named after Buffalo Bill Cody, shows you the true spirit of those that founded America. Outdoor recreation is also abundant. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and camping in nearby mountain ranges. Nearby scenic drives include Chief Joseph and Beartooth Pass, both of which are worth taking a day to explore. Access to Yellowstone National Park is through the east entrance (summer only).

Where is Cody Wyoming?

Cody Wyoming is located in northwest Wyoming and directly east of the park's east entrance. It takes about an hour to get to the east entrance of the park from Cody.

What sort of services and amenities are available in Cody?

Take your pick from a few dozen lodging options, including chain hotels, motels, as well as nearby guest ranches and quaint bed and breakfasts. When it comes to dining out, you'll have no problem finding menus full of items like ribs, steaks, and burgers. But there is also a variety of cuisines. Shopping is fun here as well. Find a perfect fit for cowboy boots and hats, as well as great gifts and souvenirs.

What can I do or see in Cody?

• Cody Nite Rodeo:
  June, July, and August feature nightly rodeos at Stampede Park in Cody.
• Yellowstone National Park:
  Just over an hour to the west, the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park is easily accessible from Cody. Open during the summer season only.
• Buffalo Bill Historical Center:
  Enjoy the stories of the western experience in Wyoming.
• Buffalo Bill State Park:
  The Buffalo Bill Reservoir and state park grounds offer a great environment to spend a summer day.
• Clark's Fork of the Yellowstone River:
  Accessed via the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, the Clark's Fork offers superb fishing in a remote mountainous area.
• Chief Joseph Scenic Byway:
  From Cody, drive north on WY 120 to the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway. Either enjoy an out and back or link it up with Beartooth Pass and come back through Red Lodge in the summer months for a longer route.