Things to Do
in Cody Yellowstone

The Proud Cut Saloon is a popular western-style bar and restaurant located in Cody, Wyoming. The establishment is known for its rustic decor and western-themed atmosphere, which features a large collection of old-time photos, cowboy hats, and other western memorabilia.

The saloon serves a variety of drinks, including beer, wine, and cocktails, as well as a selection of western-inspired food. Some of the menu items include burgers, sandwiches, and salads, as well as dishes like steak, ribs, and chicken.

In 1955, Wayne Lundvall started an apprenticeship for Howard Newsome, the owner of Cody Boot Shop. During his time as an apprentice, Wayne learned the boot repair trade. Four years later, he bought the business from Howard and renamed it Wayne's Shoe Shop. In 1973, Wayne purchased a few styles of Nocona boots, and Wayne's Boot Shop began. As his business grew, Tony Lama, Laramie, Redwing Boots, as well as a few other brands, were added to his shop. Wayne's now carries everything from casual and comfort shoes to hiking and hunting boots.

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.”

Since 1978 the Breadboard has been serving the people in Wyoming great food in Cody, Lander, Riverton and Buffalo. Our family owned restaurants serve the highest quality sandwiches and soups prepared with the freshest ingredients around. Each restaurant has its very own character and food choices. Our freshly baked breads and homemade bagels are spectacular. In Cody, we are serving breakfast and lunch six days a week from Monday to Saturday. Dine in our drive thru – we are always fast, fresh and friendly!

Discover what the locals already know: The Breadboard rocks!

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.

All things bike in Cody, WY!

Plaza Diane Community Center for the Arts is the result of collaboration among multiple community organizations and citizens who worked with the City of Powell to create a center for arts and culture in the heart of our downtown shopping district.

The city of Powell has 10 parks offering playgrounds, tennis/pickleball, softball and baseball, basketball, skate park, horseshoe pitch, fishing pond, fitness stations, gaga ball pit and dog park.