BUFFALO BILL DAM VISITOR CENTER:
Added to the National Historic Register in 1973, the Buffalo Bill Dam was one of the first of three major dams built by the Bureau of Reclamation in the early 1900's. Open annually approximately May 1 to September 30. Hours 8:00am to 8:00pm Monday through Friday; 8:00am to 6:00pm Saturday and Sunday. Free admission.
http://www.bbdvc.org/
BUFFALO BILL STATE PARK:
Surrounding the Buffalo Bill Reservoir the Buffalo Bill State Park provides easy access to fishing sites and a marina. It is located approximately six miles from the hotel. Facilities are open from April 1 to November 1 annually with limited winter access.
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Cody Murals:
The magnificent Cody Mural covers a domed ceiling 36 feet in diameter and 18 feet to the top of the dome. Perfectly blended into the mural are selected historical scenes from the first seventy years of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In an adjoining part of the building, are displays and art telling the story of the colonization of the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming. No admission fee.
www.codymural.com
CODY NIGHT RODEO:
Cody is RODEO!!! This world famous PRCA sanctioned Rodeo has been performing nightly, June through September, in Cody, Wyoming since 1938. Held each evening at 8:00pm until approximately 10:00 with special events for children and adults alike. Seating is on a "first come, first serve" basis in either the general admission grandstands or the "Buzzard's Roost" over the bucking chutes. Adult & Children ticketing available. Fee applicable. (Advance tickets are available at the hotel ticket concierge in the gift shop.)
http://www.codystampederodeo.com/
CODY TROLLEY TOURS:
An hour-long, 22 mile trolley ride with two enthusiastic guides sharing the story of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody and the history of the town of Cody, as well as giving an overview of the areas many attractions. Tour season: From early June to late September. Varying tour schedule. Please check for availability. Reservations recommended. Fee applicable.
For more information call 1-307-527-7043.
http://www.codytrolleytours.com/
OLD TRAIL TOWN, MUSEUM OF THE OLD WEST:
Old Trail Town is a unique reconstruction of more than 20 historically documented buildings of the late 1800's. The Hole in the Wall Cabin - 1883 used by Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid. The Rivers Saloon - 1888 frequented by cowboys, outlaws and gold miners alike in Meeteetse, Wyoming. Bullet holes can still be seen in the door. It is the oldest remaining saloon in Wyoming. Trail Town Cemetery - the final resting place of notables such as Jeremiah "Liver-Eat'n" Johnson, buffalo hunter Jim White, frontiersman Jack Stillwell and "Bill" Cody, Col. Cody's last living Grandson. Hours are 8am-7pm daily, May through September. Fee applicable.
www.museumoftheoldwest.org/
OLIVE GLENN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB:
This challenging, 18 hole, par 72 championship golf course combines scenic mountain terrain with open fairways, manicured greens and an imaginative use of water and lakes. The resident PGA Golf Professional offers a full service golf shop and practice facility including lessons, driving range, and putting green. Rental clubs and carts are available. Weather permitting the course is open year round, dawn to dusk. Fee applicable.
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RED CANYON WILD MUSTANG TOURS:
Daily trips to a location near Cody offer a glimpse into the world of wild horses and other local wildlife. Knowledgeable guides assure you have an enjoyable and educational experience. Seasonal. Fee applicable.
For information call 1-307-587 6988 OR 1-800-293-0148 (toll free).
http://www.wildmustangtours.com/
DAN MILLER COWBOY MUSIC REVIEW:
Catch The Cowboy Music Revue with Dan and his Empty Saddles Band at the historic Cody Theater and enjoy an evening of poetry, comedy, and a variety of traditional western, bluegrass and gospel music. The live show takes place May through September, Monday through Saturday at the Cody Theater at 1171 Sheridan Avenue. The cost is $15 person and the box office opens at 7:30pm. For more information on Dan Miller's Cowboy Music Revue,
visit http://www.cowboymusicrevue.com/
SHOSHONE NATIONAL FOREST:
Established as America's first national forest in 1891, the Shoshone contains some of the most rugged, remote and scenic areas in the country. The forest offers hunting and fishing, wildlife watching, hiking and spectacular photographic opportunities. Shoshone National Forest Supervisor's Office 307-52. North Zone District Offices (Clarks Fork, Wapiti and Greybull) 307-52, Washakie Ranger District 307-33, Wind River Ranger District 307-455-2466.
http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/shoshone/
WYOMING RIVER TRIPS:
These river outfitters offer a variety of options for local guided river trips. Since its inception in 1978, Wyoming River Trips is the only continually owned and operated rafting company in the Cody area.
For current prices and departure schedules call
1-307-587-6661 OR 1-800-586-6661 (toll free).
http://www.wyomingrivertrips.com/
HIDDEN TREASURE CHARTERS:
If youre looking for the adventure on the water youve come to the right place. We specialize in making your adventure a reality. We provide the exclusive means for on the water scenic tours of the beautiful Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area located near Lovell, Wyoming during the summer months (MaySeptember)
Contact: Captin Mark
515 Rd 2ab, Cody WY 82414
Email: garrison@tritel.net
Phone: 307-899-1401
http://www.wyomingecotours.com/Welcome.html
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK:
Yellowstone is our Nation's oldest and largest National Park. The East Entrance is located 52 miles west of Cody on US Highway 14, 16, 20. The Northeast entrance via the Chief Joseph scenic highway is 78 miles northwest of Cody. The park is open (weather permitting) from the 1st Saturday in May until the 1st Saturday in November for vehicle travel. Some construction and its related constraints may be applicable.
Cody is the only entrance community to the park with two Entrances.
http://www.nps.gov/yell/
GRUB STEAK EXPEDITIONS GUIDE AND TOUR SERVICE:
Our experienced staff are committed to quality and dedicated to your enjoyment and relaxation. Let us show you the Yellowstone Country you've always wanted to see. With a legacy dating back three generations in Yellowstone Country, we specialize in sharing the "living history" of our special corner of the West. Full-day, half-day, and multiple day custom tours of Yellowstone National Park, its surrounding ecosystem, and other unique Wyoming locations, await you.
Grub Steak Expeditions offers custom tailored tours! Let us know your special interests - from scenic drives and wildlife to regional history, photography and geology - we will happily arrange your special tour.
Attentions Tour Bus Operators! Grub Steak Expeditions also provides step-on guides for your tours from Cody, call us anytime and we will help you build your itinerary in the area!
Personally Guided:
Bob Richard, proprietor and operator of Grub Steak Expeditions
LLC, has a host of guides, drivers, and lecturers to provide
the experience of a lifetime for adults, children and seniors.
Our guides are licensed in hiking, fishing, photography, natural
history and transportation. These experienced colleagues have
lived in the Yellowstone region for many years, and they delight
in sharing the excitement they feel for this national treasure.
Visit our web site for more information.
Call Bob Richard at (800) 527-6316 to plan the trip of a lifetime!
YLOOP ROAD TRIPS OFFERING 5-STAR TOURS TO YELLOWSTONE AND BEYOND!
Riding with yLoop Road Trips is ranked #3 among activities in Cody by TripAdvisor (www.tripadvisor.com) where you will find that we have a solid 5-Star rating. We offer fabulous one and two day trips through Yellowstone National Park; lunch or dinner tours over the Beartooth All-American Highway to historic Red Lodge, MT; a Legends of West tour that features 11,000 year old petroglyphs and story-telling at the 1893 Cowboy Bar (where Butch Cassidy was once arrested); as well as custom tours that will take your family to uncommon destinations throughout Greater Yellowstone and the Big Horn Basin. yLoop focuses on our guests health, safety, and enjoyment, offering healthy meals for any diet; safe comfortable vehicles; frequent opportunities to be out of the bus, including for a good walk on most tours; and professional interpretive guides. Try our simple on-line booking at www.ylooproadtrips.com or, If you have questions or would like to design a custom trip, please call our Chief Guide, Lee Nellis, at 307-250-9382.
SLEEPING GIANT SKI AREA:
Originally opened as the Red
Star Camp in the winter of 1936-37, Sleeping Giant
Ski Area officially opened in 1938 and is one of America's oldest ski
areas.
Today we have a unique terrain park, twice the vertical from the old
days,
challenging tree skiing & boarding, a carpet for those just starting
out and
all of this just 3 miles from Yellowstone National Park. There is a
real sense
of family here. Lots of stories from yesteryear. If its not the
uncrowded
slopes that will convince you, it will be all the spectacular wildlife
you see
when you drive up from Cody, this place has a certain vibe that you
won't find
anywhere else. Check us out this winter! After seeing our views and
skiing with us you may find yourself wanting
to stay another day. Call and book a SKI AND STAY deal at The Buffalo
Bill Village Resort in Cody. When you call you will get a special rate
and at
check-in ask for the ski coupon that allows you to purchase up to 4- $20
full day lift tickets!