Things to Do
in Cody Yellowstone

The Bill Cody Ranch is the largest horseback riding facility on the North Fork of the Shoshone River with horses from gentle to spirited, and riding access to thousands of acres covering both forest and wilderness areas. The property features 17 cozy cabins, a family chalet, main lodge and executive log homes. They offer 2hr trail rides starting at 8:30am, 12:30pm, and 6:30pm. They also offer 4hr trail rides that include lunch at 9am.

Full service restaurant offers pub style food with both Irish and American style selections. In addition we have 15 craft beers on tap ready to be perfectly poured and enjoyed.

Come hear the Queen Bee Gardens story and learn how we make our delicious creations! During your visit, you’ll learn about the harvesting of honey, and how we make and package our different candies. You’ll also be able to view operation and watch our candy maker at work. And don’t forget, you’re in a candy store and factory! We will, of course, sample some of our delicious candies!

This experience is intended for individuals over the age of 10 due to the educational focus. Each time slot is limited to 10 people.

If you wish to have more than 10 people, please call us so we can make arrangements to accommodate your group.

The best place to watch hockey, graceful figure skating or just to ice skate is Riley Ice Arena! Now open year round.

At RSC Powersports we offer a wide variety of tours in the greater Basin area including one of a kind tours in RSC Powersports Side by Sides with tours of the Kirwin Ghost Town, McCullough Peaks, Red Lakes and Clark’s Fork Canyon. Ghost Town of Kirwin The ghost town of Kirwin, Wyoming is located 34 miles southwest of Meeteetse, Wyoming at the head of the Wood River. Gold and Silver was discovered in this area in 1885. In 1897, the first ore was transported out of the area. During your trip discover Kirwin’s history. Kirwin’s population was about 200 people and included a sawmill, boarding houses, a hotel, two stores, a post office, cabins, stables, and sheds. In February of 1907, an avalanche swept through Kirwin and killed several people. The site was abandoned. Many of the buildings and equipment remain. McCollough Peaks Enjoy an excursion to Wyoming’s McCullough Peaks via Side by Side. The event highlights the extraordinary high desert area including historical information about Buffalo Bill Cody and Jim Bridger as well as the early indigenous people. You will experience unparalleled views, expansive geological formations while watching for wildlife. Red Lakes Red Lakes Recreation area provides over 3,000 acres of trails, play areas, sand washes, steep and challenging hill climbs, and miles and miles of 4WD trails. The area offers a great deal of variety. There is a little bit of everything for all experience levels. Clarks Fork River and Canyon The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone flows through the Shoshone National Forest through the awesome Clarks Fork Canyon located just inside the mouth of the canyon. The area displays geology that is internationally studied. The canyon is a part of the Nez Perce (Nee-Me-Poo) National Historic Trail and offers abundant fishing, riding and hiking.

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.

"A fine bookstore in a legendary western town."

Books, Local Guides, Maps, Children's Books, Unique Gifts, Made-In-Wyoming Gifts, Cards, and Local Authors. Extensive selection of regional histories and nature guides, plus Wyoming and Yellowstone souvenirs.

Our coffee and tea bar features locally roasted coffee and teas from Montana Tea and Spice.

The Cody Heritage Museum covers the history of the town and surrounding area. Focus areas include: Town founding, early area businesses, Ranching/Farming/Agriculture, Oil & Gas/Railroads, Tourism/Rodeo/Cowboys and Early Cody Families.