Cody Area Information
Cody, Wyoming is a unique and historic community located at the east entrance of
Yellowstone National Park, in northwest Wyoming. Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill"
Cody founded the town of Cody in 1896. Over the year's, Cody has grown to become the trade center for an
area larger than some states. The end result is that Cody can
provide the cultural and social amenities, shopping, family
activities and the feel of a large city while maintaining the rural
character and quality of life of a small western community.
Although travelers primarily make only a brief stop in Cody on their way West to Yellowstone National Park, Cody is worth
spending a few days in to truly immerse yourself in the unique character of this western town.
Other pages you might find helpful:
City of Cody, Wyoming
Official site for the City of Cody, Wyoming.
Yellowstone Volcano
Yellowstone is actually a large volcano!




Buffalo Bill Historical Center - Explore 5 Museums and the American West, past and present.





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