cody, wyoming • 2015 vacation guide

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CODY, WYOMING • 2015 VACATION GUIDE
T h e w i l d e s t way i n t o Y e l l o w s t o n e
CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF SPIRIT
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THE MAN.
THE MYTH.
THE MOUSTACHE.
Buffalo Bill was the real deal.
An American soldier, scout, bison
hunter and great showman. He
entertained kings and queens,
sultans and czars at home and
abroad. He literally put the “wild”
in Wild West. He truly was the
most interesting man in the world.
More than 100 years ago, he
carved a frontier settlement into
the rugged Wyoming landscape.
He gave people from all over a
place to enjoy a bona fide Western
adventure. A century later, Cody,
Wyoming is a town full of charm
and buckaroo spirit that welcomes
thousands of visitors every
year. A place Buffalo Bill and his
moustache would still call home.
Photos: Get to know Buffalo Bill; Pilot and Index Peaks; Bison in
Yellowstone National Park; Buffalo Bill in front of his Irma Hotel; Cody Main
Street. Wild Horses (opposite page)
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CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF NATURE
WYOMING’S
WILDEST
WAY INTO
YELLOWSTONE.
Cody is just a short drive from
America’s first, and most famous,
national park. We like to say it’s
the wildest way into Yellowstone.
More than a park, it’s a vestige of
the early American West, a place
full of natural beauty and lots of
furry creatures. Wheel around
and see some of the famous
attractions, including Old Faithful
Geyser, Mammoth Hot Springs, as
well as the Grand Canyon of the
Yellowstone and its breathtaking
Lower Falls. Explore a few of the
Park’s hidden gems, like the Lamar
Valley, where you’ll find the largest
concentration of roaming wildlife in
the lower 48 states. After a full day
of fun and adventure, kick back and
relax at one of Yellowstone’s unique
lodges or campgrounds. Whatever
your plans, just remember it
all starts at Cody’s East Gate,
Wyoming’s wildest, quickest way
into Yellowstone.
Photos: Yellowstone National Park entrance; Explore Mammoth Hot
Springs; Take in the majesty of Yellowstone Falls; Wildlife galore
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CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF WILDNESS
OUTDOOR
ADVENTURE,
INDOOR
PLUMBING.
The Wild West is a place filled
with adventure. It’s a place where
you can ride horses, rope cattle,
sit around a campfire and stay
at a genuine guest ranch. What
most people don’t realize is that
the Wild West is also a place filled
with warmth and charm. In fact,
the accommodations in Buffalo
Bill’s Yellowstone Country are
surprisingly posh. We’re talking hot
showers, soft pillows, duvet covers,
the whole nine yards. You can even
eat at a fancy restaurant or go
shopping for a souvenir horseshoe.
Take a stroll down the boardwalk
in Old Trail Town and visit Butch
Cassidy’s Hole-in-the-Wall cabin.
Enjoy live cowboy music, authentic
food and friendly service. See, the
Wild West isn’t so rough and tough
after all.
Photos: Stay at a rustic dude ranch; Enjoy time with friends around a
campfire; Saddle up and enjoy the surrounding scenery; Relax in comfort;
Visit Old Trail Town
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CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF adventure
WELCOME TO
BUFFALO BILL’S
PERSONAL
PLAYGROUND.
Buffalo Bill spent some of his
most cherished moments in the
mountains, rivers and lakes near
Cody, Wyoming. This was his
personal playground. He loved the
peace and quiet he found in these
wild places as well as all the fun
and adventure. Cody continues to
be a hub for all sorts of outdoor
activities, everything from a hike
through the breathtaking Absaroka
Mountains to a mountain bike
ride across “Twisted Sister.” Cast
a fly in the Shoshone River, the
Greybull or the Clarks Fork of the
Yellowstone River. Take on the
cliffs of the North Absaroka Range
for a little rock or ice climbing.
Float the Shoshone River Canyon or
kayak the tail water of the Buffalo
Bill Reservoir. There’s no shortage
of outdoor fun and adventure in
Buffalo Bill’s personal playground.
Photos: Kayak the Shoshone River; Fish for Cutthroat Trout; Explore the
Absaroka Range; Mountain bike; Raft the Shoshone River
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BUFFALO BILL’S MUST DO LIST
Buffalo Bill really did create a town full of hospitality, memories and, of course,
adventure! Here’s where he’d want you to start:
1. BUffalo BILL CENTER OF THE WEST
Often referred
to as the “Smithsonian of the West,” the Center is the place to go and learn
all about Buffalo Bill, the Plains Indians and Yellowstone. Check out the
unparalleled exhibition of classic Western Art and the largest collection of
firearms in the world.
2. CODY TROLLEY TOUR Take a ride on our classic trolley for the
“Best of Cody, Wild West Tour!” It only takes one hour and you’ll get the best
overview of what Buffalo Bill’s town has to offer.
3. OLD TRAIL TOWN
It’s not hard to imagine how the West really
must have been after visiting the authentic buildings in Old Trail Town. You’ll
see the cabin of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and the gravesite of
Jeremiah “Liver-eating” Johnston.
4. Buffalo Bill DAM & VISITOR CENTER
Inspired by
Buffalo Bill, it was the tallest concrete dam in the world when it was finished
in 1910. The Visitor Center and audio tour provide you with information about
dam construction and area wildlife.
5. CODY NITE RODEO
When you come to the “Rodeo Capital of the
World” there’s no doubt you’ll find one of the roughest rodeos in the West.
Hold on tight and check out the roping and bull and bronc riding. Little wonder
this rodeo is the longest running nightly rodeo in the country.
6. DAN MILLER’s COWBOY MUSIC REVUE
The Old West
comes to life with the sounds of the fiddle, the mandolin and the guitar playing
classic cowboy favorites done only the way Dan Miller and his Empty Saddles
Band can. Get ready to laugh, sing and tap your feet. The whole family will
enjoy it!
7. HEART MOUNTAIN WWII INTERPRETIVE center
The Heart Mountain WWII Interpretive Center offers visitors a powerful history
lesson. Take a self-guided tour of the Heart Mountain Relocation Camp, where
14,000 Japanese Americans were interned during World War II.
8. HOMESTEADER MUSEUM
Step into the shoes of the early Big
Horn Basin pioneers at the Homesteader Museum in Powell. See artifacts from
1904-1950 homesteaders and explore pioneer cabins and a train caboose.
9. MEETEETSE CHOCOLATIER AND MUSEUMS
You haven’t tasted chocolate until it’s been made by a Wrangler-wearing,
belt buckle-boasting, hat-tipping cowboy. Try his mouth-watering truffles,
treats, cakes and desserts. Stroll Meeteetse’s boardwalks; see some of the
first photographs of cowboy life at the Belden Museum; visit the old-time
Bank Museum or learn Meeteetse’s history at the Meeteetse Museum.
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Things to do, places to go
IN CO DY/YE L L O WS T O N E C O U NTR Y
CODY
Cody Mural Visitor Center
Buffalo Bill Center of the West
Our five museums share stories, facts and legends of
the West. Find your true West in one place, for one
price – at the “Center” of it all! Special programs
daily June–Aug; special events throughout the
year. 720 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-4771, info@
centerofthewest.org, centerofthewest.org.
Open Daily:
March 1–April 30
May 1–Sept 15
Sept 16–Oct 31
Nov 1-30
10AM-5PM
8AM-6PM
8AM-5PM
10AM-5PM
Open Thursday-Sunday:
Dec 1–Feb 28
10AM-5PM
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Admission: Adults $19; Seniors $17; Students (18+
with I.D.) $15; Youth (6-17) $11; 5 & younger free.
Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor Center
The Buffalo Bill Dam was the tallest dam in the
world when completed in 1910. Today it is a
National Civil Engineering Landmark. Breathtaking
views, travel and local event information. Located 6
miles west of Cody on Hwy. 14/16/20 (307)527-6076,
manager@bbdvc.com, bbdvc.com. May & Sept:
Mon-Fri, 8AM-6PM, Sat-Sun, 9AM-5PM ; June–Aug:
Mon-Fri, 8am-7pm, Sat-Sun, 9AM-5PM, free admission.
Cody Cattle Company
Live western music show featuring award-winning
entertainers. Dinner & show ticket, discounted
package for dinner, show & rodeo, or a show
only ticket. June–Sept 20: 5:30-8PM, show from
6:30-7:30PM, 1910 Demaris St. (307)272-5770,
reservations@thecodycattlecompany.com,
thecodycattlecompany.com, call for pricing.
Cody Country Art League
Original art, pottery, photography, wood,
and mosaics. Funded in part by the Wyoming
Art Council. Summer hours: Mon-Sat, 9AM-5PM,
Sun, 10AM-3PM ; Winter hours: Mon-Fri, 9AM-5PM,
836 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-3597,
office@codycountryartleague.com,
codycountryartleague.com, free admission.
Cody Dug Up Gun Museum
Stroll through history while viewing hundreds of relic
guns and other weapons from many different time
periods and locations. Open daily, May–Sept, 9AM-9PM,
1020 12th St., (307)587-3344, codydugupgun
museum@hotmail.com, codydugupgunmuseum.com,
free admission, donations appreciated.
Cody Gunfighters
Street theatre performances depicting a gunfight
with old west characters in historical costumes.
June–Sept: Mon-Sat, 6PM, 1192 Sheridan
Ave. (in front of the historic Irma Hotel),
(307)587-4221, luckybill@coltershell.net,
codygunfighters.com, free admission.
Large 36-foot mural plus exhibits and memorabilia
depicting scenes from the colonization of Wyoming’s
Bighorn Basin and the western U.S. June–Aug:
Mon-Sat, 9AM-7PM, Sun, 3-7PM ; Sept 1-15: Mon-Sun,
10AM-4PM, 1719 Wyoming Ave., (307)587-3290,
codymural.com, free admission.
Cody Nite Rodeo
Since 1938 the Cody Nite Rodeo has provided two
hours of wild, western, family-friendly action.
Come early to meet the cowboys, bull-fighters,
and get your picture taken on Hollywood the
Bull. June–Aug: nightly, 8PM. Stampede Park,
519 W. Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-5155 or
(800)207-0744, tickets@codystampederodeo.com,
codystampederodeo.com.
Tickets can be purchased at the gate, the Stampede
Office 1031 12th St., online or from local vendors.
Adults $20; Children (7-12) $10; 6 & younger free.
Cody Nite Rodeo Bus
Bus to the Cody Nite Rodeo every night June–
August. Stops near most hotels & campgrounds in
town. Only $5 round trip, kids are less. For pickup
locations and times please visit codytransportation.
com, codytransportation@yahoo.com or call
(307)272-5573.
Concerts in the Park
Each summer, the City of Cody brings a variety
of musical talent to our downtown City Park band
shell stage for weekly Concerts in the Park.
July–Aug: Thurs, 6-8PM, City Park, corner of 9th
and Beck, (307)587-0400, amyq@cityofcody.com,
cityofcody-wy.gov, free admission.
Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue
Featured in USA Today, this award-winning music
variety show is now celebrating its 11th season.
Family entertainment offering Americana, bluegrass,
songs of the American West, and cowboy poetry.
Mid-May–Sept: Mon-Sat, 8PM, 1171 Sheridan Ave.,
(307)272-7855, cody_daniel@msn.com,
cowboymusicrevue.com, $16 admission.
Heart Mountain WWII Interpretive Center
See details in Powell section.
K3 Guest Ranch’s Half-Day Ranch and Day Tours
Enjoy trick horse performances, a wild mustang tour,
picnic lunch, and hay ride. Guided tours of Yellowstone
National Park, Chief Joseph Scenic Highway, and
Legend Rock and Dinosaur Museum. May–Mid-Oct,
9AM-1PM, 30 Nielsen Trail, (307)587-2080 or
(888)587-2080, info@k3guestranch.com,
k3guestranch.com, call for pricing.
Old Trail Town and Museum of the Old West
Step back in time to the Old West of the 1890’s.
Featuring Old West structures and artifacts of
the day. A one-of-a-kind adventure for the entire
family. May 15–Sept: daily, 8AM-7PM, 1831 Demaris Dr.,
(307)587-5302, oldtrailtown@tctwest.net,
oldtrailtown.org. Adults $9; Seniors $8; Children
(6-12) $5; 5 & younger free.
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Pahaska Tepee Lodge
Buffalo Bill’s original 1904 hunting lodge. A beautiful,
two-story log lodge on the National Historic Register.
Tours daily June–Aug, 8:30AM-4PM, 48 miles west of
Cody at the East Entrance to Yellowstone National
Park. (307)527-7701 or (800)628-7791, pahaska@
pahaska.com, pahaska.com, donations appreciated.
Paul Stock Aquatic & Recreation Center
Three gyms, cardio and weight training equipment,
indoor track, racquetball courts, lap, leisure and
therapy pools, wet steam room, hot tub, childcare
room, and variety of other amenities for all ages.
Closed Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving and Christmas. 1402 Heart Mountain St.,
(307)587-0400, cityofcody-wy.gov, facebook.com/
codyreccenter, call for hours and pricing.
Wild Sheep Foundation
Wildlife conservation organization whose mission is
to enhance wild sheep populations, educate the
public about wild sheep and the conservation
benefits of hunting, and promote professional
wildlife management. Wildlife displays. Mon-Fri,
8AM-5PM, 720 Allen Ave., (307)527-6261, info@
wildsheepfoundation.org, wildsheepfoundation.org,
free admission.
State of Wyoming Veterans Memorial Park
Landscaped park featuring the Wyoming Vietnam
Veterans War Memorial, World War II monument,
and State of Wyoming Korean War Memorial.
Ample parking and seating available. Intersection
of 26th St. and Hwy. 14/16/20, (307)587-0400,
rickm@cityofcody.com, cityofcody-wy.gov.
MEETEETSE
Meeteetse Museums
The museums feature the western photographs of
Charles Belden; exhibits showcasing “Little Wahb,
the Grizzly”, Endangered Black-Footed Ferrets,
ghost mining town of Kirwin; and artifacts from
Meeteetse’s past. Feb–April: Tues-Sat, 10AM-4PM ;
May–Oct: Mon-Sat, 9:30AM-5PM, Sun, 12-4PM;
Nov–Dec 22: Tues-Sat, 10AM-4PM, closed Jan.
(307)868-2423, info@meeteetsemuseums.org,
meeteetsemuseums.org, free admission.
Meeteetse Recreation District
Provides recreational opportunities for all ages.
Recreation includes: swimming pool, cross country
ski park and cabin and fitness center. Mon-Fri,
8AM -5PM, 1010 Park Ave., (307)868-2603,
meetrec@tctwest.net, meetrec.org, call for pricing.
POWELL
Heart Mountain WWII Interpretive Center
The Heart Mountain Interpretive Center tells the
stories of Japanese Americans confined there during
WWII. The National Historic Site includes a museum,
original camp structures, walking trail, and military
memorial. May 15–Sept: daily, 10AM-5PM ; Oct–May
14: Wed-Sat, 10AM-5PM or by appointment. Located
between Cody and Powell along Hwy. 14A, off of
Road 19, (307)754-8000, info@heartmountain.org,
heartmountain.org, Adults $7; Seniors/Students $5;
12 & younger free; call for group rates.
Homesteader Museum
Step back in time and experience the bygone eras
of the early to mid 20th century. Explore the world
of pioneers, visit renovated homesteader cabins,
climb aboard a caboose, and much more. MidMarch–May: Tues-Fri, 10AM-4PM ; June–Dec: Tues-Fri,
10AM-5PM ; June–Aug: Sat, 10AM-2PM, 324 East 1st St.,
(307)754-9481, homesteader@bresnan.net,
homesteadermuseum.com, free admission,
donations appreciated. Follow us on Facebook!
facebook.com/homesteadermuseum
Powell Aquatic Center
Indoor aquatic facility including 8-lane lap pool,
splash pad, continuous river, PEPSI Water Walk,
and bench area for relaxing. Mon-Fri, 5:30AM-8PM,
Sat-Sun, 12-5PM, located in Homesteader Park,
1065 Coulter Ave., (307)754-0639,
aquatics@cityofpowell.com, powellaquatics.com,
Adults $5; Seniors & Youth (3-21) $4.
Powell High School Veterans Memorial Park
Powell High School joined with local veterans to build
a memorial honoring Powell’s war veterans for years to
come. Photos and biographies of 32 local veterans are
featured. Located at the corner of Road 10 and U.S.
Hwy 14A, (307)754-9417, parks@cityofpowell.com.
RECREATION
Cody Country Outfitters & Guides Association
Area outfitters with a common goal of providing quality outdoor experiences, and promoting great outdoor
opportunities while protecting natural resources.
Hunting, fishing, camping, pack trips, and trail rides.
(307)587-6054, codycountryoutfitters.com.
Sunlight Sports Outdoor Concierge
Information and experienced, knowledgeable staff
to book all your outdoor recreation guided trips.
Mon-Sat, 9AM-8PM, Sun, 9AM-6PM, 1131 Sheridan Ave.,
Cody, (307)587-9517, sunlightsports.com.
BIKING/HIKING
Absaroka Bikefitters & Backcountry Guides
Backcountry guide service specializing in day hikes,
day bikes as well as multi-day backpacking and
mountain biking. June–Sept 1, 2201 17th St.,
Suite 7, Cody, (307)899-7425, absarokabicycle@
tctwest.net, call for hours and pricing.
CLIMBING
Foote’s Mountaineering
Year-round rock climbing on 24-foot-tall portable
rock climbing wall. Free full moon guided snowshoe
trips at Pahaska Tepee during winter. Mon-Fri,
8AM-6PM, Sat, 9AM-6PM, 754 Yellowstone Ave.,
Cody, (307)899-9937, donfoote@southforkice.com,
footesmountaineering.com.
Jackson Hole Mountain Guides
Climbing school and guide service. Half-day, full-day
and multi-day programs for all ages. Custom hiking,
backpacking, climbing and mountaineering trips
available. Mon-Sat, 9AM-6PM, in Sunlight Sports,
1131 Sheridan Ave., Cody, (307)250-0763,
cody@jhmg.com, jhmg.com.
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FISHING
Cody Wyoming Trout Ranch
Fish for $3 plus price per pound of trout caught.
Catching trout is guaranteed. They clean the fish
and supply all equipment. May–Sept: Mon-Fri,
9AM-5PM, by appointment only. 4727 Powell Hwy.,
Cody, (307)527-7446, lfrandson@gmail.com,
wyomingtroutranch.com.
North Fork Anglers
Fly fishing headquarters for northwest Wyoming
since 1984. Professionally guided fly fishing
trips and a completely stocked fly shop, with a
convenient downtown location. Float or walk/
wade. Walk-ins welcome. May–Oct: daily, 8AM-9PM,
Nov–April: Mon-Sat, 9AM -6PM, 1107 Sheridan Ave.,
Cody, (307)527-7274, flyfish@wavecom.net,
northforkanglers.com.
GOLF
Cody Miniature Golf
18-hole miniature golf course nestled in Cody’s
City Park. Mid-May–mid-Sept, corner of 9th and
Sheridan, (307)587-0400, doyles@cityofcody.com,
cityofcody-wy.gov.
Olive Glenn Golf and Country Club
Opened in 1970, 18-hole Championship public
golf course, rated by Golf Digest as one of the
“Best Places to Play.” Fully staffed golf shop
with PGA professional. April–Nov 1, daily, 7AM-8PM,
802 Meadow Ln., Cody, (307)587-5551, ogcc@
wyoming.com, golfoliveglenn.com, call for pricing.
Powell Golf Club
Championship 18-hole public golf course. Par 72–
7000 yards. Golf shop, lounge and practice facility.
April–Oct: 8AM -dusk, 600 Hwy. 114, Powell,
(307)754-7259, powellgolfclub@gmail.com,
powellgolfclub.org, call for pricing.
hang gliding
Airborne Over Cody Powered Hang Gliding
Enjoy the breath-taking views surrounding
Yellowstone National Park from a powered hang
glider. No experience necessary. Introductory flights
and flight instruction from a certified FAA flight
instructor. Reservations required, 2834 Big Horn Ave.,
Cody, (307)899-3659, codytree@bresnan.net,
airborneovercody.com, call for reservations and pricing.
HORSEBACK TRAIL RIDES
Trail rides are available at most area guest & dude
ranches. See “Recreation” under the Guest & Dude
Ranches listing on page 20.
Real McCoy Horses
Diverse trail rides near the East Entrance of Yellowstone
at Pahaska Tepee. One hour, two hour, half-day,
or all day rides. Pony leads for children 3-5 years.
(307)527-7701, realmccoyhorses1@wyoming.com.
PARKS – SPORTS/ATHLETIC/SKATEBOARD
Cody City Parks and Pathways
Cody has more than 25 developed parks and nine miles
of trails featuring picnic shelters, BBQ grills, tennis
and basketball courts, baseball and softball fields,
BMX/skateboarding park, and more. (307)587-0400,
rickm@cityofcody.com, cityofcody-wy.gov.
Meeteetse Town Parks and Pathways
The town of Meeteetse owns and operates Lion’s
Park, Riverside Park, Meeteetse Shooting Range,
and Meeteetse Rodeo Grounds. Amenities include
picnic tables, grills, playground, skate park, and
more. 2044 State St., (307)868-2278, meeteetse@
tctwest.net, townofmeeteetse.org.
Powell City Parks and Pathways
The city of Powell has 9 parks offering playgrounds,
tennis, softball and baseball, skate park, horseshoe
pitch, wading pool, bandshell, basketball,
fishing pond, and 1.5 miles of paved trails. 503
Homesteader Court, (307)754-9417, parks@
cityofpowell.com, cityofpowell.com/assets/pages/
city/parks.aspx.
RIVER FLOAT TRIPS AND KAYAKING
Gradient Mountain Sports
Sales, rentals and instruction in whitewater
recreational and touring kayaking and standup
paddle boards. Mid-April–Nov, 1390 Sheridan Ave.,
Cody, (307)587-4659, gradientmountainsports.net,
call for hours and pricing.
Red Canyon River Trips
We raft several different rivers and offer from 2-hour
trips to full-day tours. We also offer kayaking,
paddle boarding and zayaks for whatever river
adventure you’d like. May–Sept: 8AM-8PM, 1119 12th
St., Cody, (307)587-6988, sunnydavidson1@gmail.com,
codywyomingadventures.com, call or check website
for trip times and pricing.
River Runners of Wyoming
Family whitewater rafting. May 15–Sept: 7AM-7PM,
1491 Sheridan Ave., Cody, (307)527-7238 or
(800)535-7238, info@riverrunnersofwyoming.com,
riverrunnersofwyoming.com, call or check website
for trip times and pricing.
Buffalo Bill Horse Rides
Wyoming River Trips
Horseback Rides at Cedar Mountain Trail Rides
SPORT SHOOTING
Cody Shooting Complex
One-hour historic trail rides leave from the Buffalo
Bill Center of the West and circle down by the
Shoshone River. Pony rides available in a pen for
little tykes. June–Aug: daily, 9AM -5PM, 720 Sheridan
Ave., Cody, (307)250-7660, bbhorserides@gmail.com,
1 hour trail ride $40/person, pony ride $20/child.
Call for group rates.
One-hour to one-day rides and pack trips for fishing
and wildlife photography. Choose from two locations:
one mile west of rodeo grounds in Cody or one mile
east of the airport at the Cody KOA. June–Aug: daily,
8AM -5PM, (307)527-4966, prices vary depending on
length of ride.
Two-hour to half-day family whitewater adventures.
Only company to run all premium sections of the
Shoshone River. May–Oct 1, 233 Yellowstone Ave.,
Cody, (307)587-6661 or (800)586-6661, info@
wyomingrivertrips.com, wyomingrivertrips.com,
call for hours and pricing.
Skeet, trap, sporting clays, rifle range, pistol range
and indoor .22 range. See website for schedule.
61 County Rd. 7WC, codyshootingcomplex.org.
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TOURS
Agriculture Tours
Nestled between the picturesque Big Horn and
Absaroka Mountains, Powell is a unique agricultural
gem. Experience this distinctive community, with
customized tours of local ranches, farms, irrigation
systems, and livestock production. (307)754-3494
or (800)325-4278, info@powellchamber.org,
powellchamber.org, call for reservations and pricing.
Charter and Scenic Flights
Come discover the wonder and awe of the Cody area
with professionally trained, locally apt and friendly pilots.
Choice Aviation, LLC
Cody’s full-service fixed base operator (FBO). Experience
Yellowstone/Cody Country by air. Scenic flights,
aircraft rental, and charter services throughout the
region offered. Located at the Yellowstone Regional
Airport. (307)587-9262, csr@choiceaviation.com,
choiceaviation.com, call for reservations and pricing.
Cody Shuttle Service and Yellowstone Park Tours
Shuttle service in northern Wyoming and southern
Montana. Yellowstone National Park tours & shuttle
into Yellowstone from Cody. Taxi service within
Cody city limits. (307)527-6789 or (866)527-6789,
information@codyshuttle.com, codyshuttle.com.
Cody Trolley Tours
Narrators, historical photos, and audio clips share
the story of “Buffalo Bill’s” town in the Rockies.
Old and new attractions highlighted. Give us
an hour, we’ll give you 100 years! Mid-May–late
Sept, daily, 11AM and 3PM, with an additional 9AM
and 1PM tour during peak season. (307)527-7043,
codytrolleytours.com. Adults $27; Seniors (65+) $25;
Youth (6-18) $15; 5 & younger free. Tickets can
be purchased online, at the Cody Trolley booth on
the porch of the Irma Hotel Mon–Sat: 8AM-6PM, Sun:
8AM-3PM, Chamber of Commerce and other hotels and
campgrounds. Ask about our discount combo ticket
with the Buffalo Bill Center of the West.
Cody Wyoming Adventures
We offer Kirwin Ghost Town Tours, Red Canyon
Wild Mustang Tours, and Yellowstone National
Park Tours. May–Nov 3: 8AM-8PM, 1119 12th St.,
Cody, (307)587-6988, sunnydavidson1@gmail.com,
codywyomingadventures.com, call or visit website
for reservations and pricing.
Hidden Treasure Charters
2 hour, narrated, scenic boat tours in the Bighorn
Canyon National Recreation Area located 60 miles
east of Cody. Memorial Day weekend–Labor Day:
Fri-Sat: 10AM, 2PM or 6:30PM sunset cruise, subject
to availability. Fishing charters by reservation
only. (307)899-1401 or (307)548-7230,
hiddentreasurecharters.com, book online.
National Park History Tours
Design your own custom tour of Yellowstone or
other areas in the Bighorn Basin. We have over 30
years of Park experience. Co-author of Yellowstone
Yesterday & Today book. 8AM-5pM, 1508 Alger Ave.,
Cody, (307)527-7208 or (866)723-7797, RBerry@
RobinsNestCody.com, YellowstoneParkHistoryTours.com,
$485/couple. Call for reservations.
Tour Yellowstone/Grub Steak Expeditions
Private tours of Yellowstone, area landmarks, and
Native American sites. Custom designed trips offering
wildlife viewing, history, photography, scenic, and
winter tours. Step-on guides for charter groups and
motorcoaches. (307)527-6316, tour2yellowstone@
gmail.com, tourtoyellowstone.com. Please visit
website for reservations and pricing.
yLoop Road Trips
yLoop Road Trips offers the best Cody-based
tours of Yellowstone, also fabulous day hikes.
Our guides are well-educated and passionate about
the Park, our picnic lunches are great! Mid-May–
Mid-Oct: 8AM-8PM, (307)250-9382,
karen@ylooproadtrips.com, ylooproadtrips.com,
call for pricing and reservations.
TRANSPORTATION
AIR TRANSPORTATION
For current airline information regarding daily,
year-round flights into Yellowstone Regional Airport
(COD) please call (307)587-5096 or visit flyyra.com.
Year-round flights from Salt Lake City, UT
(800)221-1212, skywest.com, delta.com
Year-round flights from Denver, CO
(800)241-6522, united.com
FIXED BASE OPERATORS (FBO)
Choice Aviation (307)587-9262, choiceaviation.com
BUS/TAXI SERVICE
Cody Cab (307)272-8364
Cody Shuttle (307)527-6789
Cody’s Town Taxi (307) 250-8090
LP Transportation
Shuttle service that connects with Greyhound
Bus service. Mon–Sat, 8AM-6PM, 1131 12th St.,
next to the Irma Hotel, Cody, (307)587-2272,
palmersoutpost@msn.com, blackhillsstagelines.com.
RENTAL CARS
Yellowstone Regional Airport, Cody
Avis
(307)587-4082 or (800)331-1212
Budget
(307)587-6066 or (800)527-7000
Dollar
(307)587-3604 or (800)800-4000
Hertz
(307)587-2914 or (800)654-3131
Thrifty
(307)587-8855 or (800)THRIFTY
Wyoming Department of Transportation
(888)996-7623, wyroad.info
Yellowstone Road Report (307)344-2117
WINTER ACTIVITIES
ICE CLIMBING
The South Fork Valley is home to over 300 frozen
waterfalls making it the largest concentration in the
lower 48. World-class ice Nov–April. For information
on ice climbing and ice conditions (307)899-9937,
codyiceclimbingfestival.com or (307)587-9517,
sunlightsports.com.
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ICE SKATING & HOCKEY
Riley Arena & Community Events Center
lakes, thundering waterfalls, panoramic vistas, as well
as a remarkable diversity of mammals, birds and fish.
Public ice skating and Yellowstone Quake Hockey,
mid-Oct–March. Also available April–mid-Oct
for conventions, trade shows and large meetings.
1400 Heart Mountain St., Cody, (307)587-1681,
rileyarena@gmail.com, rileyarena.com.
GENERAL PARK INFORMATION
Homesteader Park
Outdoor ice skating rink open daily 11AM-10PM or as cold
temperatures permit. Skate shop with rentals, warming
hut, and concessions available. 503 Homesteader Ct.,
Powell, (307)754-5711, powellrec.com. Call for more
information or to make group reservations.
SKIING
North Fork Nordic Trails
The Park County Nordic Ski Association promotes
cross-country skiing and snowshoeing by providing
trails, activities and support to the Nordic
community. They groom up to 19.2 km of ski trail
with classic track and skate lanes at Pahaska Tepee.
(307) 272-1509, parkcountynordic@gmail.com,
nordicskiclub.com.
Sleeping Giant Ski Area
Wyoming’s most affordable ski area. Great family
skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing,
and snow tubing. All fifth graders ski free. Beginner
to advanced slopes with two terrain parks. Lessons
& rentals available. Mid-Nov–Mid-March: Fri–Sun,
9:30AM-4PM, 348 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-3125,
skisg.com, call or visit website for lift ticket and
rental pricing.
Wood River Valley Ski Touring Park
The Wood River Valley Cross Country Ski/Snowshoe
Park has 25 groomed kilometers of trails available.
Lodging is also available along with ski and snowshoe
rentals. 8AM-5PM, (307)868-2603, meetrec@tctwest.net,
meetrec.org, please call the Meeteetse Rec Office for
further information.
Yellowstone National Park
Backcountry, groomed and skied-in track trails.
Snowshoe trails also. For information on trail
conditions, ski/snowshoe rentals and tours, contact
Yellowstone National Park Lodges, (307)344-7901,
yellowstonenationalparklodges.com.
SNOWMOBILING
East Entrance Yellowstone Snowmobile Tours
In-park lodging and camping accomodations are
available at any of the 14 locations throughout
Yellowstone National Park. Facilities range from
historic lodges and cabins to newer hotels and
campgrounds. Guest units offer no televisions or
radios. Of Yellowstone’s 12 park campgrounds, 7 are
open on a first-come, first-served basis. Four
campgrounds, encompassing nearly 1,400 sites
and Fishing Bridge RV Park, may be reserved on
the website or by calling Yellowstone National
Park Lodges. Fishing Bridge RV Park has RV sites
with full hook-ups and is restricted to hard-sided
vehicles only. Free permits are required for overnight
backcountry camping in the park and are available from
backcountry offices and ranger stations in the park.
For reservations and information on lodging, dining and
in-park activities such as trail rides, Old West Dinner
Cookouts, stagecoach rides, Scenicruise boat tours,
guided fishing trips, and interpretive tours, contact:
Yellowstone National Park Lodges
(Operated by Xanterra Parks & Resorts®)
Reservations Department
P.O. Box 165
Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190
(307)344-7311 or (866)439-7375
info-ynp@xanterra.com
yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
ENTRANCE FEES
Entrance permit is good for seven consecutive days
in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.
$25
Vehicle, private (non-commercial)
$12
Hiker or Bicyclist (16 years and over)
$20
Motorcyclist or snowmobiler
(Persons age 15 and under are admitted free.)
The entrance fee is waived if you have a
Yellowstone/Grand Teton Annual Pass, Interagency
Annual, Senior, or Access Pass. Obtain passes at
any participating federal recreation site or office.
Yellowstone passes are available at park entrances.
$50
Yellowstone/Grand Teton Annual Pass
$80
Interagency Annual Pass
(most federal recreation sites)
$10
Interagency Senior Pass (lifetime/U.S.
Free
Daily or overnight snowmobile tours into
Yellowstone National Park. Dec 22–March 1,
2768 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-3970,
dede@rimrockranch.com, rimrockranch.com,
$350/snowmobile (accommodates 2 riders) per day.
Free
citizens or permanent residents age 62+)
Interagency Access Pass (lifetime for
disabled U.S. citizens or residents)
Military Annual Pass (active duty military
personnel and dependents with proper I.D.)
WINTER RESERVATIONS
Winter in Yellowstone offers a unique vacation filled
with cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling,
and scenic/wildlife snowcoach touring through
steaming snowscapes. In-park winter accommodations
are found at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel and Old
Faithful Snow Lodge from late December to early
March. Call for reservations, (307)344-7311 or
(866)439-7375.
Roads are groomed for guided snowmobile and
snowcoach touring. For information on in-park
snowmobile tours and rentals, and snowcoach tours,
please contact Yellowstone National Park Lodges.
(307)344-7901, yellowstonenationalparklodges.com.
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact:
National Park Service
Visitor Services Office
P.O. Box 168
Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190
(307)344-7381, nps.gov/yell/index.htm
The world’s first national park contains more than
two million acres of steaming geysers, crystalline
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2015 calendar of events
February
February 13-16 – Cody
17th Annual Cody Ice
Climbing Festival, Cody
Auditorium
February 14-15 – Meeteetse
7th Annual Ice Fishing
Derby, Sunshine Reservoir
February 19-22 – Cody
Wyoming Senior Olympic
Winter Games
February 28 – Cody
Buffalo Bill Birthday Ball,
Cody Auditorium
MARCH
March 14-15 – Cody
Rails N Bails and
“Baby” Buffalo Jump,
Sleeping Giant Ski Area
MAY
May 8-10 – Cody
Cody Wild West Days,
Irma Hotel & Stampede Park
May 13-17 – Cody
Spring into Yellowstone
Birding & Wildlife Festival
june
June 6 – Cody
19th Annual Cancer Fun Run,
Cassie’s Supper Club
Meeteetse
Legend Rock Tour,
Meeteetse Museums
June 17-21 – Ralston
Jake Clark’s Mule Days,
Big Boulder Ranch
June 20 – Meeteetse
Antique Tractor and
Truck Rally
Meeteetse Rodeo,
Meeteetse Rodeo Grounds
June 20-21 – Cody
34th Annual Plains Indian
Museum Powwow, Buffalo Bill
Center of the West
June 26-28 – Powell
Alumni Weekend
Centennial Celebration,
Park County Fairgrounds
June 27 – Meeteetse
Wagon Box Social Run,
Wood River Valley
June 30 – Cody
PRCA Cody/Yellowstone
Xtreme Bulls, Stampede Park
JULY
July 1-4 – Cody
96th Annual Cody Stampede,
Stampede Park
July 2-4 – Cody
Wild West Extravaganza,
City Park
July 4 – Cody
33rd Annual Runner’s
Stampede, Paul Stock
Aquatic & Recreation Center
July 10-12 – Cody
Winchester Arms Collectors
Association Annual Show,
Riley Arena
July 16-18 – Cody
Mineral and Gem Show,
Cody High School Sweitzer Gym
July 18 – Meeteetse
National Day of the Cowboy,
Oasis Campground
Cody
Yellowstone Beer Festival
July 19 – Meeteetse
Historic Double D Tour,
Meeteetse Museums
July 21-25 – Powell
Park County Fair,
Park County Fairgrounds
AUGUST
August 1 – Cody
Cody Air Fair, Yellowstone
Regional Airport
August 6-8 – Cody
22nd Annual Buffalo Bill
Invitational Shootout,
Cody Shooting Complex
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August 8 – Cody
5K Color Dash
Meeteetse
Annual Kirwin Tour,
Meeteetse Museums
August 13 – Meeteetse
Taste of Meeteetse
August 13-15 – Powell
Plaza Diane Art Festival,
Plaza Diane
Wings ‘N Wheels Air Show,
Powell Airport
Wyoming Desperados
Regional Mounted Shooting
Competition, Park County
Fairgrounds
August 15 – Cody
Great Dam Day, Buffalo Bill
Dam & Visitor Center
August 16 – Cody
Wrangler Champions
Challenge, Stampede Park
Heart Mountain Pilgrimage,
Heart Mountain
Interpretive Center
August 21-23 – Cody
Cody Wild West River Fest
August 22 – Meeteetse
Medicine Lodge State
Archaeological Site Tour,
Meeteetse Museums
september
September 5 – Meeteetse
Meeteetse Absaroka
Challenge, Timber Creek
Ranger Station
September 5-7 – Meeteetse
Annual Labor Day
Celebration
September 11-12 – Cody
Trapper Stampede Rodeo,
Stampede Park
September 11-13 – Powell
Homesteader Days Festival,
Homesteader Museum
Yellowstone Quilt Fest.,
Cody Auditorium
november
Rendezvous Royale
34th Annual Buffalo Bill
Art Show & Quick Draw,
Buffalo Bill Center
of the West
Meeteetse
Black Footed Ferret
Celebration,
Meeteetse Museums
october
October 3 – Meeteetse
Arland Tour,
Meeteetse Museums
November 20 – Powell
Sample the Seasons and
Festival of Trees
November 28 – Cody
Old Trail Town Christmas
december
December 4-6 – Powell
Powell Country Christmas,
Santa’s Workshop and
Tour of Homes
December 5 – Cody
Cody Christmas Stroll
and Lighted Parade
Holiday Open House,
Buffalo Bill Center
of the West
December 12 – Meeteetse
Christmas in Meeteetse
CODY SUMMER
EVENTS
– Mid-May–September –
Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue,
Mon-Sat, 8PM
– June–August –
Cody Nite Rodeo, nightly, 8PM
– June–September –
Cody Gunfighters,
nightly, 6PM, Irma Hotel
– June–September 20 –
Triple C Cowboys Band,
nightly, 6:30PM, Cody Cattle
Company
– July and August –
Free concerts in City Park,
Thursdays, 6PM
HOW TO GET HERE
BY
CAR Interstates 25 and 90 allow
an approach to Buffalo Bill’s Cody/Yellowstone
Country from the southeast and east. From the
north, Montana 310 connects I-90 with Wyoming
120. From the south, take I-25 to Casper and then
U.S. 120 to Thermopolis and Wyoming 120 to
Meeteetse and Cody. From the east, Powell and
Yellowstone Country are approached by U.S.
Hwy. 14-A and the scenic Medicine Wheel
passage through the Big Horn Mountains.
BY
AIR The Yellowstone Regional Airport
in Cody serves the entire area with jet service
offered by major carriers year-round from
Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah.
PRICE KEY AND RECREATION CODES
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RECREATION CODES
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G = Snowmobiling
H = Cross Country Skiing
I = Internet/Wireless
A = Horseback Riding
B = Fishing
C = Hiking
D = Pack Trips
E = River Rafting
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The Park County Travel Council
provides room rates for planning
purposes only. Accommodation
listings in this directory are not
endorsements by the Park County
Travel Council or Chambers of
Commerce. Prices are subject to
change without notice, especially
in resorts or during special events.
all lodging - Yellowstone national park
Yellowstone National Park Lodges, P.O. Box 165, Grand Loop Rd., YNP, WY, (307)344-7311 or toll free
(866)GEYSERLAND, yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
hotels & motels - CODY
Units
A Western Rose, 1807 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-4258 or (800)283-4678, awesternrose.com 23
A Wyoming Inn, 720 Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-4208, hotelcody.com 38
AmericInn Lodge & Suites of Cody, 508 Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-7716 or (800)634-3444,66
americinn.com/hotels/wy/cody
50
Beartooth Inn of Cody, 2513 Greybull Hwy., (307)527-5505, (800)807-8522, beartoothinn.com
Best Western Ivy Inn & Suites, 1800 8th St., (307)587-2572 or (800)624-2727, ivyfrontdesk@bwsunset.com 70
Best Western Sunset Motor Inn, 1601 8th St., (307)587-4265 or (800)624-2727, sunsetfrontdesk@bwsunset.com 120
Big Bear Motel, 139 West Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-3117, bigbearmotel.com
60
Buffalo Bill (cabins) Village at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort, 1701 Sheridan Ave., 83
(307)587-5544, blairhotels.com
Buffalo Bill’s Antler Inn, 1213 17th St., (307)587-2084, antlersinncody.com40
Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel, 1192 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-4221 or (800)745-4762, irmahotel.com
39
Carter Mountain Motel, 1701 Central Ave., (307)587-4295, cartermountainmotel.com 27
Chamberlin Inn, 1032 12th St., (307)587-0202 or (888)587-0202, chamberlininn.com 21
Cody Cowboy Village, 203 West Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-7555, thecodycowboyvillage.com
50
Cody Legacy Inn & Suites, 1801 Mountain View Dr., (307)587-6067, codylegacyinn.com
54
Cody Motor Lodge, 1455 Sheridan Ave., (307)527-6291 or (800)340-2639, codymotorlodge.us
30
Cody Super 8, 730 Yellowstone Ave., (307)527-6214 or (800)800-8000, codysuper8.com
64
Comfort Inn at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort, 1601 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-5556, blairhotels.com
74
Green Creek Inn & RV Park, 2908 North Fork Hwy., (307)587-5004 or (877)587-5004, greencreekinn.com 17
15
Green Gables Inn, 1636 Central Ave., (307)587-6886, codysgreengables.com
Holiday Inn at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort, 1701 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-5555, blairhotels.com
189
King’s Inn, 524 Yellowstone Ave., (307)527-6604, kingsinncody.com
53
Moose Creek Lodge & Suites, 1015 Sheridan Ave., (307)587-2221, staycody.com
56
Red Pole Ranch Resort, 574 Stagecoach Trail, (307)587-5929, redpoleranch.com
8
Six Gun Motel, 423 West Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-4835, sixgunmotel.com
35
Skyline Motor Inn, 1919 17th St., (307)587-4201 or (800)843-8809, skylinemotorinn.com
48
Sunrise Motor Inn, 1407 8th St., (307)587-5566 or (877)587-5566, sunriseinncody.com
40
The Cody, 232 W Yellowstone Ave., (307)587-5915, thecody.com
75
The Trail Shop, 2750 North Fork Hwy., (307)587-3741
8
Wigwam Motel, 1701 Alger Ave., (307)587-3861, wigwammotel.net
17
Yellowstone Valley Inn & RV, 3324 North Fork Hwy., (307)587-3961 or (877)587-3961, 37
yellowstonevalleyinn.com
hotels & motels - POWELL & MEETEETSE
Units
America’s Best Value Inn, 777 East 2nd St., Powell, 50
(307)754-5117 or (800)441-7778, americasbestvalueinn.com
Best Choice Motel, 337 E. 2nd St., Powell, (307)754-2243 or (800)308-8447, bestchoicemotel.com
20
Oasis Motel & RV Park, 1702 State St., Meeteetse, (307)868-2551, ommw.net
19
Park Motel, 737 East 2nd St., Powell, (307)754-2233
18
Super 8, 845 E. Coulter Ave., Powell, (307)754-7231, super8.com
48
The Lamplighter Inn, 234 E. 1st St., Powell, (307)754-2226, thelamplighterinn.com20
Bed & breakfasts
Units
aka Grandma’s House – The Lockhart Inn, 109 West Yellowstone Ave., Cody, (307)587-8888, stayincody.com 7
Angels’ Keep, 1241 Wyoming Ave., Cody, (307)587-6205, angelskeepbandb.com
3
Buffalo Bill’s Cody House, 101 Robertson St., Cody, (307)587-6169 or (307)250-2927, buffalobillsbb@yahoo.com 3
K3 Guest Ranch, 30 Nielsen Trail, Cody, (307)587-2080 or (888)587-2080, k3guestranch.com
6
Lariat Bed & Breakfast, 530 36th St., Cody, (307)899-5122, lariatbnb.com5
Margo’s Mountain Suite, 25 Bradford Dr., Cody, (307)587-7580, margosmountainsuite.com 3
Robin’s Nest Bed & Breakfast, 1508 Alger Ave., Cody, (307)527-7208 or (866)723-7797, RobinsNestCody.com4
Salsbury Avenue Inn Bed & Breakfast, 1226 Salsbury Ave., Cody, (307)587-1226, salsburyinncody.com4
Southfork Bed & Breakfast, 797 Southfork Rd., Cody, (307)587-8311, southforkbb.com3
Sunny J’s Bed, Barn & Breakfast, 69 Cliff Dr., Meeteetse (307)868-9238, sitka53@hotmail.com 3
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guest houses/lodges/CABINS
Units
Beartooth Lodge and Cabin Rentals, 7 Crandall Park Ln., Cody, (307)587-7100, beartoothlodge.com 3, Sleeps 12
Bull Moose Retreat, LLC, 23 Bull Moose Trail, Cody, (503)793-3531, vrbo.com #245725
2, Sleeps 39
Cabins by the Creek, 35 Thiel Rd., Clark, (307)587-8888, stayincody.com
5, Sleeps 21
Carriage House Villas, 3814 Cooper Lane, Cody, (307)527-5779, carriagehousevillas.com
4, Sleeps 4-8
Clark’s Fork Guest Ranch, 2915 Hwy. 120, Clark, (707)838-3027 or (800)834-3353, clarksforkranch.com 7, Sleeps 24
Doc’s Cabin, 192 Whit Creek Rd., Wapiti, (206)780-1671, docscabin.net
1, Sleeps 9
Green Creek Lodge, 49 Green Creek Rd., Cody, (307)587-6000 or (800)587-6560, greencreeklodge.com 1, Sleeps 8
Hamilton Lodge, 21 Remington Rd., Cody, (307)587-4448, ewapwyo@q.com
1, Sleeps 6
Hidden Treasure Cove, 2820 Baker Dr., Cody, (307)899-1893, 1, Sleeps 6
flipkey.com/cody-condo-rentals/p332370
Moose Alley Lodging, 1407 Wyoming Ave., Cody, (307)587-6159 or (877)511-4438, 4, Sleeps 16
moosealleylodging.com
Mountain View Lodge, 2776 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-5957, vrbo.com/446282
8, Sleeps 41
Neal’s Place, 2026 12th St., Cody, (307)587-4456, str8ne69@yahoo.com
3, Sleeps 1-8
Rustler’s Roost Guest House, 306 Rd. 6NS, Cody, (800)667-6352 or (307)899-8171,
1, Sleeps 5
rustlersroost.homestead.com/guesthouse.html
Southfork Guest Cottage, 119 Diamond Basin Rd., Cody, (307)587-4367, kellys@tctwest.net
1, Sleeps 4
Wapiti Lodge, 3189 North Fork Hwy., Wapiti, (307)587-2420, wapitilodge.com
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property management companies
Units
Cody Lodging Company, 1026 19th St., Cody, (307)587-6000 or (800)587-6560, 55, Sleeps 2-35
codylodgingcompany.com
Cody Vacation Housing, 1414 Stampede Ave., Cody, (307)272-0744, codyvacationhousing.com
4, Sleeps 4-8
Wyoming Vacation Rental, 1025 12th St., Cody, (307)586-1870 or (307)272-8081,
29, Sleeps 2-16
wyovacationrental.com
Yellowstone Vacation Properties, 109 W. Yellowstone Ave., Cody, (307)587-8888, stayincody.com 25, Sleeps 2-12
campgrounds & rv parks
Units
Absaroka Bay Campground, 2001 Hwy. 14/16/20, Cody, (307)527-7440 or (800)557-7440, cody-wy.com
99
Buffalo Bill State Park, Buffalo Bill State Park, Cody, (307)587-9227, wyoparks.state.wy.us
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Cody KOA, 5561 Greybull Hwy., Cody, (307)587-2369 or (800)562-8507, codykoa.com
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Painter Outpost, 4 Van Dyke Rd., Cody, (307)527-5510, painteroutpost.com
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Park County Fairgrounds, 655 East 5th St., Powell, (307)754-5421, parkcountyfair.com
70
Parkway RV Campground & Trailer Village, 132 Yellowstone Ave., Cody, (307)527-5927, parkwayrv@msn.com
25
Ponderosa Campground, 1815 8th St., Cody, (307)587-9203, codyponderosa.com
140
River’s View RV Park, 109 West Yellowstone Ave., Cody, (307)587-8888, stayincody.com
13
Shoshone Forest Campgrounds, recreation.gov
Vision Quest RV Park, 2207 State St., Meeteetse, (307)868-2551, ommw.net
4
Yellowstone National Park Lodges, P.O. Box 165, Grand Loop Rd., Yellowstone National Park, (307)344-7311 or (866)439-7375, yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
guest & dude ranches
Units
7D Ranch, 774 Sunlight Rd., Cody, (307)587-9885, 7dranch.com
10
Absaroka Mountain Lodge, 1231 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-3963, absarokamtlodge.com
15
Bill Cody Ranch, 2604 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-2097 or (800)615-2934, billcodyranch.com
17
Blackwater Creek Ranch, 1516 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-5201 or (888)243-1516
15
blackwatercreekranch.com
Creekside Lodge at Yellowstone, 995 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-9795, creeksidelodgeyellowstone.com
10
Crossed Sabres Ranch, 829 North Fork Hwy, Cody, (307)587-3750, crossedsabresranch.com
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Double Diamond X Ranch, 3453 South Fork Rd., Cody, (307)587-5252, ddxranchwyoming.com
12
Elephant Head Lodge, 1170 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-3980, elephantheadlodge.com15
Hunter Peak Ranch, 4027 Crandall Rd., Cody, (307)587-3711, hunterpeakranch.com8
K Bar Z Guest Ranch & Outfitters, LLC, 3477 Crandall Rd., Cody, (307)587-4410, agonline.com/kbarz
7
Monster Lake Ranch, 63 Nielson Rd., Cody, (307)587-5960, monsterlake.com
7
Pahaska Tepee Resort, 183 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)527-7701 or (800)628-7791, pahaska.com
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Rand Creek Ranch, LLC, 3080 North Fork Hwy., Wapiti, (307)587-3200, randcreekranch.com
7
Rimrock Dude Ranch, 2728 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-3970, rimrockranch.com
9
Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch, 349 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-4044, shoshonelodge.com
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Stagecoach River Ranch, Inc., 301 Stagecoach Trail, Cody, (307)578-6074, stagecoachriverranch.com
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The Historical UXU Ranch, 1710 North Fork Hwy., Cody, (307)587-2143, uxuranch.com
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VISITOR
INFORMATION
PARK COUNTY
RESERVATION SERVICES
P.O. Box 2454, Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)587-2297, Fax: (307)527-6228
(800)393-2639
yellowstonecountry.org
(800)221-1212, delta.com
(800)241-6522, united.com
Buffalo Bill’s Cody/Yellowstone Country
Cody Country Chamber of Commerce
836 Sheridan Ave., Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)587-2777, Fax: (307)527-6228
(800)393-2639
info@codychamber.org, codychamber.org
East Yellowstone Valley
Chamber of Commerce
349 Yellowstone Hwy., Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)587-9595
yellowstone-lodging.com
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation
Area Visitor Center
20 Hwy. 14A East, Lovell, Wyoming 82431
(307)548-5406
nps.gov/bica
Bureau of Land Management
1002 Blackburn St., Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)578-5900
blm_wy_cody_wymail@blm.gov, blm.gov/wy
Meeteetse Visitor Center
P.O. Box 238, Meeteetse, Wyoming 82433
(307)868-2454
director@tctwest.net, meeteetsewy.com
Powell Valley Chamber of Commerce
111 South Day, Powell, Wyoming 82435
(307)754-3494 Fax: (307)754-3483
(800)325-4278
info@powellchamber.org, powellchamber.org
Shoshone National Forest
808 Meadow Lane Ave., Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)527-6241
fs.usda.gov/main/shoshone/home
Wyoming Office of Tourism
5611 High Plains Rd., Cheyenne, Wyoming 82007
(307)777-7777 Fax: (307)777-2877
(800)225-5996
wyomingtourism.org
Airline Reservations to
Cody/Yellowstone (COD)
Omega World Travel
791 Rd. 18, Powell, Wyoming 82435
(307)754-5138, Fax: (307)754-4098
(800)756-0309
srodriguez@owt.net, omegapowell.com
Wander Wyoming
P.O. Box 2153, Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)899-2799
wendy@wanderwyoming.com, wanderwyoming.com
Yellowstone National Park Lodges
(Operated by Xanterra Parks & Resorts®)
Reservations Department, P.O. Box 165
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming 82190
(307)344-7311; toll free (866)GEYSERLAND
info-ynp@xanterra.com
yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
WYOMING WILDLIFE
WYOMING IS WILD! Park County is renowned for
wide-open spaces and abundant wildlife. Wildlife
plus distance equals safety for you and for wild
animals. During your visit to the area, please keep
these wildlife viewing tips in mind:
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(307)344-7381
nps.gov/yell
Enjoy your visit and remember,
Wyoming’s Wildlife is Worth the Watching.
Wyoming Game and Fish Dept.
2820 State Hwy. 120, Cody, Wyoming 82414
(307)527-7125
wgfd.wyo.gov
PHOTO CREDITS
Thank you to the following photographers:
Cover: Old Faithful - Shutterstock, PAGE 1: Wild Horses - Shutterstock, PAGE
2: Buffalo Bill Postcard - Buffalo Bill Center of the West (P.69.1800), Pilot
and Index Peak - Shutterstock, Bison in Yellowstone - Shutterstock, Buffalo
Bill and Family in front of Irma Hotel - Park County Travel Council, Main
Street - Mike Ross, PAGE 3: Yellowstone National Park - Shutterstock, PAGE
4: Yellowstone Sign - Jeff Bagley, Mammoth Hot Springs - Istock, Grand
Canyon of the Yellowstone - Mike Ross, Bear Cub - Istock, PAGE 5: Pilot and
Index Peak - Shutterstock, PAGE 6: Rustic Dude Ranch - Park County Travel
Council, Campfire - Park County Travel Council, Campfire - Park County Travel
Council, Dude Ranch Saddle - Michael Schoënfeld, Hotel Room - Park County
Travel Council, Rainbow over Old Trail Town - Park County Travel Council,
PAGE 8: Kayaker - Park County Travel Council, Cutthroat Trout - Park County
Travel Council, Absaroka Lake - Shutterstock, Mountain Bikers - Getty Images,
Wildflower - Mike Ross, Rafting - Mike Ross, PAGE 9: Draper Museum - Buffalo
Bill Center of the West (photo by Sean Campbell), Cody Trolley Tour - Park
County Travel Council, Old Trail Town - Mike Ross, Buffalo Bill Dam and Visitor
Never feed or approach wild animals–to do
so can be dangerous for you and the animal.
Stay in your vehicle to view wildlife along
the roadside–especially bears!
Young animals are rarely very far from their mothers–leave them alone.
Many animals do not show signs of stress
and may become aggressive if approached too closely–keep your distance.
Do not surround, crowd, or follow any animal–
it could result in injury to you or the animal.
Deer, elk, bears, and bighorn sheep are often observed near or on roadways–obey posted
speed limits and keep a sharp eye during early morning and late evening periods.
Center - Park County Travel Council, Cody Night Rodeo - Park County Travel
Council, Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Review - Mike Ross, Heart Mountain
Interpretive Center - Park County Travel Council, Homesteader Museum - Park
County Travel Council, Meeteetse Chocolatier - Park County Travel Council,
PAGE 23: Cowboys waiting to compete - Sean Smith, PAGE 24: Front
Entrance - Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Color Lithograph Poster - Buffalo
Bill Center of the West(1.69.2173), Whitney Gallery - Buffalo Bill Center
of the West, Plains Indian Museum - Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Dan
Miller’s Cowboy Revue - Jeff Bagley, PAGE 25: Main Street at night - Michael
Schoënfeld, PAGE 26: Main Street - Mike Ross, Irma Hotel - Mike Ross,
Boots - Shutterstock, Meeteetse - Park County Travel Council, Patio Dining Park County Travel Council, Steak Dinner - Shutterstock, Powell’s Plaza Diane
Fountain - Park County Travel Council, PAGE 27: Ice Climber - Getty Images,
PAGE 27: Bison in Winter - Mike Ross, Sleeping Giant Ski Area - Park County
Travel Council, Winter Kids - Getty Images, Snowmobiler - Shutterstock, Fall Elk
- Shutterstock, Fishing - Shutterstock, Yellowstone Aspens - Shutterstock.
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to CODY
81 MILES
#2.
#3.
#4.
to CODY
50 MILES
#1.
GEMS OF YELLOWSTONE
1. OLD FAITHFUL GEYSER The most popular attraction in the Park. It’s not the highest
or the most regular, but it never disappoints. See other geysers nearby and be sure to see Morning
Glory Pool, one of the Park’s most colorful thermal features.
2. MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS Park headquarters and features some of its oldest
buildings. Browse the Visitor’s Center and wildlife museum. In addition, Mammoth Hot Springs
Terrace is quite magnificent, and the Terrace drive is a must.
3. LAMAR VALLEY A must-visit area for serious wildlife watchers. It’s home to bison, elk,
coyote, grizzly and wolf. In fact, Lamar Valley is the #1 destination for viewing wolves. Check with
Park Rangers for best viewing times.
4. GRand canyon OF THE YELLOWSTONE Yellowstone’s Grand Canyon is
breathtaking. The Lower Falls drop 308 feet and is one of the most photographed features in the
Park. There are numerous vantage points including a 3/8-mile hike (one way) to the exhilarating lip
of the falls.
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CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF entertainment
AFTER ALL
THESE YEARS,
BUFFALO BILL IS
STILL PUTTING
ON A SHOW.
William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody was
one of the most colorful characters
in American history. Heck, he was
a rock star before there were rock
stars. He toured the United States
and Europe with his Wild West
show, featuring bronc riding, cattle
roping and sharpshooting. You
can learn all about his legendary
life and the West he loved at the
Buffalo Bill Center of the West, not
only affiliated with the Smithsonian,
but acclaimed by critics as the
“Smithsonian of the West.” You’ll
find five amazing museums under
one roof with history and culture,
art and artifacts—all celebrating
the Spirit of the American West, the
place that Buffalo Bill called home.
See history come to life on summer
nights as the Cody Gunfighters
reenact a shootout in front of the
landmark Irma Hotel. After that,
saddle up for some traditional
Western entertainment at the Cody
Nite Rodeo or Dan Miller’s Cowboy
Music Revue.
Photos: Buffalo Bill Center of the West; Vintage poster; Whitney Western
Art Museum; Plains Indian Museum; Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue
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CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF WESTERN CHARM
GREAT FOOD,
DRINKS &
QUALITY GOODS.
NO WONDER
COWBOYS LOVED
RIDING INTO
TOWN.
After long days of roping cattle and
mending fences, Wild West
cowboys loved riding into town
for a little R&R. After all these
years, the downtown districts of
Cody, Powell and Meeteetse are
still great places to kick back and
relax. You can stroll through a fine
art gallery, sample some cowboy
chocolate or shop for a shiny new
belt buckle. You’ll also find a wide
variety of great restaurants. Buffalo
Bill would probably recommend a
juicy porterhouse, but he would
also want you to try other Western
classics like Rocky Mountain
oysters, wild game and buffalo
burgers. Our culinary menu extends
to Mexican, Italian, Japanese and
Chinese, so there’s something to
please even the pickiest eater. The
downtown districts are chock-full
of fun shops, good food and
Western charm. No wonder those
cowboys loved riding into town.
Photos: Downtown Cody; The historic Irma Hotel; Pick up some new boots;
Downtown Meeteetse; Enjoy great dining; Powell’s Plaza Diane Fountain.
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CODY, WYOMING • FULL OF EXCITEMENT
MAKE FRESH
TRACKS THROUGH
BUFFALO BILL’S
YELLOWSTONE
COUNTRY.
There’s a reason they call it the
most wonderful time of the year.
During the winter, you can gear
up for a snowmobile trip, go ice
skating at Homesteader Park or
strap on your crampons to scale
a frozen waterfall in the beautiful
South Fork Valley. You can also
enjoy a day schussing down the
slopes at Sleeping Giant Ski Area
or cross-country skiing at the
Wood River Valley Touring Park or
Pahaska Tepee. The fall is a great
time to visit as well. The animals
are out roaming around and
the weather’s still nice enough
to fish, golf or take a tour. Yep,
there’s always something to do
and something to see in Cody/
Yellowstone Country, the proud
home of Buffalo Bill and
his famous moustache.
Photos: Winter wildlife; Ski or snowboard at Sleeping Giant; Winter fun;
Spectacular snowmobiling; Enjoy wildlife, fly fishing or photography
in the fall
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SCENIC DRIVES & VICINITY MAP
RED LODGE
COOKE CITY
MAMMOTH
BELFRY
212
TOWER JCT.
LOVELL
120
296
POWELL
NORRIS JCT.
14A
3
120
LAKE
MAMMOTH
RED LODGE
PAHASKA
TEPEE
COOKE CITY
14
16
WAPITI 212
TOWER JCT.
BELFRY
20
20
16
14
BURLIN
291
120
LOVELL
120
120
296
POWELL
NORRIS JCT.
14A
MEETEETSE
3
120
LAKE
PAHASKA TEPEE
14
WAPITI
20
20
16
16
120
14
BURLIN
291
120
K
120
THERMOPO
MEETEETSE
120
K
EAST YELLOWSTONE LOOP • 256 miles
BEARTOOTH LOOP • 177 miles
256 Miles
BIG HORN MOUNTAIN LOOP • 204 miles
Follows the Buffalo Bill Scenic
Byway
to
BIG HORN
LOOPnorth
• 257 miles
Yellowstone,
thenBASIN
turns
to Cooke City.
SOUTHFORK DRIVE • 84 miles
Features: Yellowstone’s landscapes, wildlife and
thermal features, remarkable rock formations and a
variety of recreational activities
177
Miles
257 miles
HORN BASIN
LOOP • Scenic
Follows theBIGChief
Joseph
Byway over
84 miles
SOUTHFORK
Beartooth Pass
to DRIVE
Red •Lodge, Montana, then
returns via MT 72/WY 120.
Features: A huge plateau above 10,000 feet with alpine
lakes, glacier-carved cirques and fragile tundra
East Yellowstone LooP -
BEARTOOTH Loop -
THERMOPO
Side Activities: Buffalo Bill State Park, fishing and
wildlife viewing in the East Yellowstone Valley, home
to over a dozen guest/dude ranches in the Shoshone
National Forest
Side Activities: Hiking, fishing and four-wheeling
There’s no denying why Buffalo Bill enjoyed this Western playground: the wide open spaces,
magnificent sunsets and of course, the Wild West. Experience the beauty of the area and let Cody
be your posse’s gathering place while you adventure out on one of the five loop tours.
MAMMOTH
TOWER JCT.
NORRIS JCT.
LAKE
RED LODGE
COOKE CITY
MAMMOTH
BELFRY
212
TOWER JCT.
LOVELL
120
296
NORRIS JCT.
RED LODGE
COOKE CITY
MAMMOTH
LAKE TOWER JCT.
PAHASKA TEPEE
WAPITI
20
RED LODGE
COOKE CITY
310
7
16
296
MAMMOTH
TOWER JCT.
LAKE
BELFRY 14A
120
212
14
NORRIS JCT.
POWELL
20
120
16
14
POWELL
291
120
BELFRY
LOVELL
BURLINGTO
120
14A
212
310
120
7
PAHASKA TEPEE
14
WAPITI
16
MEETEETSE
20
120
296
NORRIS JCT.
20
16
POWELL
291
120
14A
120
14
LOVELL
BURLINGTO
120
310
120
LAKE
7
PAHASKA TEPEE
14
WAPITI
16
KIRB
MEETEETSE
20
BEARTOOTH LOOP • 177 20miles16 14
BURLINGTO
291 BIG HORN MOUNTAIN LOOP • 204 miles
THERMOPOLIS
120
120miles
257
BIG HORN BASIN LOOP •
120
MEETEETSE
BIG HORN BASIN LOOP • 257 miles
204 Miles
Heads through Powell, then passes
a
wild
horse
miles
EAST YELLOWSTONE
LOOP • 256
range and over
the stunning
Big Horn Mountains.
SOUTHFORK DRIVE • 84 miles 257 Miles
Takes you to
Meeteetse,
Hot
miles
BEARTOOTH
LOOP • 177Thermopolis
Springs andBIGthe
Big
Horn
Basin.
HORN MOUNTAIN LOOP • 204 miles
BIG HORN MOUNTAIN Loop -
BIG HORN BASIN Loop -
SOUTH FORK DRIVE - 84 Miles
Takes you to wintering grounds for one of
America’s largest bighorn sheep herds.
KIRB
120
THERMOPOLIS
KIRB
Features: The stone Medicine Wheel, Shell Falls,
stunning views of the Absaroka Mountains
THERMOPOLIS
Side Activities: Big Horn Canyon National Recreation
Area for boating, fishing, water skiing, camping and
hiking and Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range
Features: Trailheads for hiking or snowshoeing, hot
springs, bison herds and the Wyoming Dinosaur Center
Side Activities: Visit Wood River Valley in the Shoshone
Wilderness to see moose, elk or to ski. Explore Kirwin
Ghost town.
Features: Castle Rock, a prominent volcanic intrusion
on the scenic South Fork of the Shoshone River
Side Activities: World-class ice climbing and wildlife
watching
BUFFALO BILL’D
YOURSELF
Time to look the part. Cut out this official
Buffalo Bill moustache and beard and apply it
to your face. You may feel a rush of Buffalo Bill’s
spirit entering your body. It will help you plan
the most amazing trip to Cody/Yellowstone
Country here in Wyoming. You never know,
you may choose to do some wild things only
CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED
PAID
CODY WY 82414
PERMIT NO. 19
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Buffalo Bill would do. Have a great time.
June-August
Cody Nite Rodeo,
8pm Nightly
Mid-May-mid-September
June-September
Cody Gunfighters,
6pm Mon-Sat, Irma Hotel
June-september 21
Triple C Cowboys Band,
6:30pm nightly, Cody Cattle Company
July-August
Free Concerts in City Park,
6pm Thursdays
P.O. Box 2454, Cody, Wyoming USA 82414
yellowstonecountry.org = 1-800-393-2639
Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue,
8pm Mon-Sat

cody, wyoming • 2015 vacation guide

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