Absaroka Mountain Lodge, nestled in the heart of the Absaroka Mountains along side Gunbarrel Creek, is a charming rustic retreat surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Absaroka Mountain Range. Situated at 1231 N Fork Hwy, this lodge offers a picturesque escape that combines the tranquility of nature with comfortable rustic mountain cabin stay, trail rides and dining. Guests can indulge in the untouched wilderness while experiencing warm and genuine western hospitality. The lodge's idyllic location makes it an ideal base for exploring Yellowstone National Park and other are attractions. Whether it's hiking, fishing, or simply unwinding amidst the serene backdrop, Absaroka Mountain Lodge promises an unforgettable getaway in the enchanting wilderness.

Dude and Guest Ranch, a permitee of the Shoshone National Forest, located at 1516 N Fork Highway, Cody, WY. We offer the ultimate western experience with trail rides, a trip to Yellowstone National Park, a morning at the Buffallo Bill Center of the West, whitewater rafting, nightly campfires and the Cody Nite Rodeo among other activities.

The Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, is a Smithsonian Affiliate housing 5 family-friendly museums under 1 roof—the Buffalo Bill Museum, Whitney Western Art Museum, Plains Indian Museum, Draper Natural History Museum, and Cody Firearms Museum—connecting people to the American West through history, culture, art, natural science, authentic chuckwagon dinners, live birds of prey shows, special events, expert talks and demonstrations, and customized exclusive tours. Admission is good for two days!

For over 100 years, the Irma has been a symbol of neighborliness and good cheer where people could relax and be themselves. Everyone from Colonel Cody, to princes and potentates, Indian chiefs and cowboys “came as they were” to the Irma.

The hotel was opened to the public on November 1, 1902. A grand opening celebration followed on November 18 (see original invitation below). Buffalo Bill spent $80,000 in 1902 dollars on construction costs. He named the hotel for his youngest daughter Irma, born February 9, 1886.

Come see award winning original Buffalo Bill's "Wild West Spectacular the Musical" LIVE on stage! This historically based, comedic full-length production is offered on select days for 7 weeks during the summer at the historic downtown Cody Theatre, located on Sheridan Avenue in Cody, Wyoming. You'll meet Annie Oakley, "Wild Bill" Hickok, Frank Butler, sharpshooters, saloon girls, and more as Buffalo Bill Cody’s dream of becoming the WORLD'S greatest showman to ever live, comes to life. Our cast from around the country are certain to entertain you with the fascinating true story of William F. Cody, our towns namesake; and well-known songs that will have you singing along. For an added unique experience, during intermission the audience can interact with cast members in character and belly up to the stage bar to buy a sarsaparilla. Make us a dinner & a show with 5 different meal options from Clem's Canteen & Creamery located in our lobby.

By Western Hands (BWH) aims to preserve western functional art and design through the celebration of past and present artisans. The three-part mission to educate, conserve and perpetuate the legacy of western design and traditional arts corresponds with three main elements—a museum and archive, educational training programs, and legacy artisan gallery.

Come and experience the spirit of the Wild West at the Chuckwagon Dinner at Center of the West, located at 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, WY, USA. Step back in time as you indulge in a hearty and delicious Western-style meal, served straight from a traditional chuckwagon. This unique dining experience offers a taste of cowboy life with authentic cuisine and awe-inspiring views of the majestic Wyoming landscape. Situated in the heart of Cody, Wyoming, this dinner is perfect for families, friends, and anyone seeking an immersive Western experience. So saddle up and join us at the Chuckwagon Dinner at Center of the West, where the Old West comes alive. Tuesday and Saturday nights all summer long. Watch us cook at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:30. Must reserve in advance.

Shoot the guns that Won the West! We tell the history of America through the use of histrorical firearms in our indoor range. Walk through time with the help of our Range Safety Officers, who will guide you through the use of each firearm. Over 70 to choose from! From Flintlocks to Modern Day, we have it all. Laser Arcade and Indoor Ax throwing available as well.

The Cody Nite Rodeo started in 1938 and is the longest running and the only nightly rodeo (June-August) in the world. Mo Betta Rodeo Company and Tate family have been producing the nightly rodeo for over 18 years and continue to make history.
Gates open at 7:00 p.m. with rodeo action kicking off at 8:00 p.m. All seating is general admission within two sections, but we do suggest you purchase tickets in advance online.
Be sure to arrive early and have your picture taken on our live rodeo bull "Mongo", ride the mechanical bull, get your face painted by the rodeo clowns, learn to rope like the cowboys & cowgirls, and visit our Cody Nite Rodeo store.

Our one hour Best of the West Trolley Tour will take you on a 22 mile historic adventure in and around Cody, Wyoming. The uniquely western history of Cody comes to life during your one hour tour.

Each 60-minute, multi-media performance is choreographed to the sites and sounds that pass by your window.
Two energetic guides portray the historic Old West while spotlighting Cody Country’s best “new west” attractions.

Two trolley guides will entertain you with stories, myths and legends about Buffalo Bill Cody, Annie Oakley, and the Wild West as you discover the many things to do while in the Cody, Wyoming area. We are dog friendly, just let us know if you have a pet coming along!

Since 1972 Cody Wyoming Adventures has been providing quality tours in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.Our Red Canyon Wild Mustang Tour offers the best of the west.Take a 2.5-3 hour tour in our beautiful McCullough Peaks Wild Mustang Herd Management area on a fun wild horse safari.You’ll travel out of Cody approximately 20 minutes while discussing the fun history of Buffalo Bill Cody and the Wild,Wild West looking at our beautiful landscape.Once out in the McCullough Peaks We will begin searching for one of our mustang herds.This educational eco-tour will bring you back in time way past Buffalo Cody.We bring you back to prehistoric times and the extinction of equine in North America over 10,000 years ago and back again to the present times and tribulations of our wild mustangs today.Visit this beautiful area and the amazing Wyoming Badlands.Search for a variety of wildlife and watch and learn about our beautiful mustangs with no pens or fences enjoying the wild and free Wyoming way.

Take a Step Back in Time & Experience One of the Best Hidden Treasures in Wyoming!
Visitors of all ages love climbing aboard the caboose, exploring the homesteader cabins, and learning about the lives of the American West homesteaders/settlers.
The town of Powell became the home to one of the first and last Bureau of Reclamation Project in the United States, known as the Shoshone Reclamation Project of 1904, a federally funded irrigation and homesteading project in the Rocky Mountain West.
Through our collection of artifacts, historic buildings, and photographs, the Homesteader Museum embodies the rugged homesteading life of the early Big Horn Basin pioneer.
As a nonprofit museum, we use our resources to preserve the livelihood of homesteaders and their families, history of the town of Powell, and the garden spot of Wyoming.

Located in Meeteetse, Wyoming, the Meeteetse Museums (composed of the Charles Belden Museum of Western Photography, the Meeteetse Museum, and the First National Bank Museum) offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural and natural history of the area. Explore the unique exhibits that showcase the town's rich cowboy and ranching heritage, including photographer Charles Belden, adventurer Carl Dunrud, and the Meeteetse Mercantile. The Museums also provide insights into the area's wildlife and natural wonders, with exhibits on bears Big Joe and Little Wahb, and the endangered blackfooted ferret. Whether you're a history enthusiast or nature lover, the Meeteetse Museums promise an unforgettable experience for all.
Events and programs are announced on the website and social media. The website also features links to virtual offerings.

Hours: Tues - Sat 10-5 (Summer), 10-4 (Offseason). Closed to the public January and February. Free but welcome donations.

Enjoy a self-guided tour along the boardwalk through Old Trail Town, an open air museum of 28 historical buildings (dating from 1879 to 1901) moved to this site from Wyoming and Montana. You are able to walk in to many of the buildings including the River Saloon and the Hole in the Wall cabin frequented by Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid, and their gang. Visit Old Trail Town's cemetery where Jeremiah "Liver Eatin'" Johnston is buried. The Museum of the Old West showcases displays of Western and Native American memorabilia. Old Trail Town's main street is filled with 1800s wagons and the wagon barn houses many more. Old Trail Town is the largest collection of its kind in Wyoming.
We are a non-profit 501(c)3 educational facility dedicated to the preservation of Wyoming history.

Cabins/Historical-site/Restaurant/Bar/Gift-shop/c-store/trail-rides. Please call 307-527-7701 or email (pahaska@pahaska.com) if you have questions.

Pahaska Tepee, Buffalo Bill’s Original Lodge at the Eastern gateway to Yellowstone, is nestled amongst the tall pines just east of Yellowstone Park at the foot of majestic Cody Peak in Park County Wyoming. With THE best location just outside of Yellowstone's East Entrance, your memories will be filled with dramatic mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, and our friendly western hospitality. The East Yellowstone Valley between Cody, Wyoming and Pahaska Tepee will possibly be the most memorable mountain scenery on your entire trip to Yellowstone Park. The Cody road to Yellowstone is famous for its high mountains, pinnacle rock formations called hoodoos, the crystal clear North Fork of the Shoshone River and an abundant variety of wildlife. We believe Cody’s East Entrance is unquestionably the most scenic entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

Doors open at 5:00. Dinner starts promptly at 5:30pm and show starts at 6:30 p.m. Join Ryan Martin and the Triple C Cowboys for a thoroughly enjoyable evening of foot-stompin, hand-clappin fun family entertainment. Ryan and his band have entertained thousands of people around the world and is a popular entertainer of the bus groups that make their regular stops in Cody. The Western Music Show starring Ryan Martin and the Triple C Cowboys perform live at the Cody Cattle Company seven days a week from May 26, 2023- Sept 15, 2023, closed July 4, 2023.
Your Trifecta Tickets includes our all-you-can-eat Chuckwagon Dinner, Show and a ticket to the Cody Nite Rodeo at Stampede Park! Stampede Park within walking distance of The Cody Cattle Company.