Things to Do
in Cody Yellowstone

The Center is a Smithsonian Affiliate housing FIVE incredible, family-friendly museums, plus a research library, under ONE roof! The Buffalo Bill Museum, Whitney Western Art Museum, Plains Indian Museum, Draper Natural History Museum, Cody Firearms Museum, and McCracken Research Library - connecting people to the American West through history, culture, art, natural science, authentic chuckwagon dinners, live birds of prey shows, special events, expert talks, and customized exclusive tours. Center admission is good for TWO days!

Boutique Styles with Bee-you-tiful Designs.

Secluded valley southwest of Cody with the Shoshone River running through it. No phones, no lights, occasionally motorcars. A definite alpine feel with a variety of grades to climb. Many times the approach is the crux of the route. Bands of harder horizontal stone provide benches for ice to form on.

Sips Coffee Co in Cody, Wyoming, is a locally owned coffee shop that blends small-town charm with a focus on quality and community. Sips serves freshly ground coffee, handcrafted espresso drinks, smoothies, teas, and gourmet sodas in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. With its Wyoming roots and mission to “enrich lives, strengthen community, and share a love of exceptional coffee,” Sips Coffee Co has become a cozy, community-driven spot where great coffee and friendly service come together.

Timmer Gallery is an art studio, gallery and store located in downtown Cody, WY at 1371 Sheridan Avenue. Shop online or come in to check out contemporary landscapes and unique gifts.

You don’t have to be an outlaw to ride the Outlaw
Trails north of Cody; you just can’t be a novice. From
Wyoming 120 north, turn southwest on Road 7WC
toward Newton Lakes; watch for parking marked
“Outlaw Access.”

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.

Step back in time to the Old West of the 1890s at Old Trail Town, located on the original town site of Cody City, Wyoming. Stroll through 28 historic buildings including Butch Cassidy's Hole in the Wall Cabin and Rose William's Roadhouse. Visit the cemetery and Jeremiah Johnston's grave, and view Mountain Men monuments.