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Stories from this city location. Explore published field notes, guided trips, and local perspectives.
The collection
01Old Trail Town is a compact outdoor museum of original frontier buildings relocated to Cody. In under a mile you can touch tangible history, learn how settlement shaped the landscape, and prepare yourself for broader explorations around Yellowstone and the Absaroka Range.
02Seven miles of Shoshone riffles, canyon views and frontier stories—this afternoon run out of Cody is a compact, high‑return whitewater experience that pairs natural spectacle with local history.
03Spend a day with a National Park Service–approved guide who moves you through Old Faithful, Hayden Valley, Yellowstone Lake and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone—context-rich stops and wildlife viewing without the stress of self-driving.
04Step off the highway and into the heart of "America's Serengeti": a six‑hour guided hike through Lamar Valley where wolves, bison, and open sky set the pace. Learn the valley’s geology, wildlife rhythms, and practical tips for a safe, memorable backcountry day.
05Learn movement on real rock with professional guides just outside Cody. In a focused half-day you'll climb short technical routes, gain confidence, and soak in Absaroka Range views — all within easy reach of Yellowstone.
06Punch your morning full of momentum on the Shoshone River—seven miles of red canyon, splashy Class II–III rapids, and wildlife viewing, all in a two-hour run that’s as family-friendly as it is fun.
07Board a canvas-topped safari truck and roll into Red Canyon for a close, respectful look at Cody’s free-roaming mustang herds. This three-hour eco-tour pairs up-close viewing with on-the-ground ecology and local history—perfect for photographers and curious travelers.