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He was the most interesting man in the world long before that Dos Equis guy.

There is no uninteresting route to northwestern Wyoming’s Cody Yellowstone Country.

It takes Cody, Wyoming five days to celebrate the Fourth of July, and town leaders are already fine-tuning plans for the country’s big birthday bash this year. Just as they have been every spring for the last 98 years.

Most people only get one grave, but William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, always the showman, has two.

There is no bad route to Cody, Wyo. From every direction, road-trippers – and Cody-based day-trippers – will drive along scenic byways and highways, pass historically significant sites and spot wildlife roaming free in a wild northwestern Wyoming region that is home to the world’s first national park.

A stay at a guest or dude ranch in Buffalo Bill’s Cody/Yellowstone Country has hardly changed for more than a century.

He built a town, a dam, a hotel, a family. He charmed a queen and hunted with a prince. He championed rights for women, children and minorities.

Some destinations are meant to be explored by car, and Buffalo Bill’s Cody/Yellowstone Country is one of them. This classic, quirky, quintessential Western destination has five spectacular highways including two Scenic Byways, and every one of them features numerous one-of-a-kind sights and attractions.