Things to Do
in Cody Yellowstone

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!

Beartooth Rides and Guides, based in Cody, Wyoming, offers high-quality winter experiences in the Beartooth Mountains and Cooke City, Montana. We provide scenic trail rides into the Beartooth Range, guided backcountry snowmobile adventures, riding clinics, and avalanche education of all levels for everyone—from first-time riders and families to seasoned backcountry experts.

Our season runs December through April, following the best snow in the high country. Whether you want a relaxed, scenic tour, a confidence-building introduction to backcountry riding, or a challenging technical day with experienced guides, we’re here to help you enjoy the mountains safely and make the most of winter in the Beartooths.

Retail meat shop and restaurant.

We raise our beef locally on the Double Doc Ranch and other northwest Wyoming ranches, and our partners raise our pork and lamb on pastures in the Greater Yellowstone area, so you can rest assured that our animals are humanely raised and our meats are only the highest quality for you and your family. We guarantee all Wyoming Legacy Meats products are all natural with no added hormones or antibiotics.

Nestled in the historic town of Meeteetse, Wyoming, Vic Payne Studio & Gallery stands as a hidden gem - a place where outlaws and historic figures once roamed the quaint boardwalk streets. Step back in time as you visit our gallery housed in the restored Meeteetse Mercantile, a building steeped in rich history from a bygone era.

Within these walls, we proudly represent and showcase nationally and internationally recognized artists of our time.

Over 40 years ago Lee Smith began building a multi-story log house in wildlife-rich Wapiti Valley by hand, a process that lasted until he fell to his death from the roof in 1992 at the age of 48. We locals have many names for that lonely, decrepit house – the Smith Mansion and Pagoda House are the kindest references. Some people just call it the Crazy House. Anyone who drives through Wapiti Valley has seen this structure perched on a hill on the south side of the Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway. It’s rambling five stories are accented – seemingly randomly — with protruding staircases, precarious balconies and shattered windows. Even though it never had electricity, it was the home where Smith lived with his wife and two children. In the early 1992 Smith stepped up work on the structure, creating additional meandering rooms that featured architectural accents like elk antlers and random containers made from metal scraps. His projects often took him to the roof and upper floors where he worked without safety tethers. On a windy April day in 1992, he fell and died.

Dairy Queen of Cody Wyoming has been in business since 1953. Providing great food and treats to our customers.

Fresh and delicious buffet or order off the menu.

Welcome to Amigos – where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner made to order with locally raised beef and pork. Relax with friends or catch the game while we prepare your fresh, homemade meal. This isn’t fast food – it’s real food, made right.