Wild West Trail
Expiration: Must start using within 90 days of purchase
Howdy, partner! Are you ready to discover the unique Wild West culture of Cody Yellowstone? You’ve come to the right place. The Wild West Trail Pass is your free digital passport to exclusive rewards and discounts at some of Cody Yellowstone’s most memorable western experiences. From old-fashioned horseback rides to our world-famous rodeo and award-winning museums, Cody Yellowstone is filled to the brim with rootin’-tootin’ activities for cowboys and cowgirls of all ages. The Wild West Trail Pass is designed to immerse you in the fascinating history and culture of our legendary landscape. You’ll see why USA Today calls Cody Yellowstone the "Best Western Town" in the country. Sign up and you’ll instantly receive an email and text message with your pass. Then hit the trail and start collecting points and earning prizes.
Included Venues
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What's Included
- $5 Off Howdy Partner!
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.
What's Included
- 10% Off Any One Person Shooting 3 Guns Or More!
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.
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!
What's Included
- $5 Off Discount For Each Ticket In Your Party
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.
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.
We are a non-profit 501(c)3 educational facility dedicated to the preservation of Wyoming history.
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.
What's Included
- Free Souvenir With Purchase Of Of $5 Or More In Our Gift Shop
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.