Things to Do
in Cody Yellowstone

Casual counter-serve chain for build-your-own sandwiches & salads, with health-conscious options.

Having the right products for our customers at the right price has made us an industry leader in Wyoming. Learn more about our company on the following pages. Our focus on outdoor sports and gear will bring to you the products you're looking for! If you require assistance, our qualified staff will provide you with expert guidance.

Rocky Mountain Discount Sports is a Wyoming owned and operated company. We have 5 locations around Wyoming to serve you! Each location is unique in the merchandise it carries, though much of it is the same, but this provides the best mix of products for each locale.

Roosters Cafe is a unique country breakfast and lunch concept serving a variety of delicious meals!

Small restaurant with a great atmosphere. Delicious homestyle meals include Breakfast and Lunch.

A saddle maker and leather craftsman, Keith Seidel builds functional art pieces that include saddles, briefcases, desk accessories, belts, gun leather, among other specialty items at Seidel’s Saddlery, his historic downtown Cody, Wyoming location. Keith has a passion for the perpetuation of the trade, which has led to his teaching classes, and apprenticing saddle makers.

Whether enjoying the twists and turns of the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway or the breathtaking sights offered by Yellowstone National Park, be sure to stop in and say hello to our friendly staff and check out the store.

We offer custom items to commemorate your trip as well as a large selection of men’s, women’s and children’s apparel, home goods in addition to a limited selection of Parts and Accessories.

Nestled among towering pines and sunlit palisades, Absaroka Mountain Lodge extends a quiet welcome to visitors looking for a “Greater Yellowstone” experience. Located 39 miles west of Cody, 12 miles from the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

Jim Marsico is a full time artist and sculptor. Since 1976, he has owned and operated his studio and gallery in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone National Park. Marsico has been honored with several fine art awards and his sculptures have been shipped worldwide. In addition, museums, including the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C, display some of his work.