Park County, Wyoming

Containing the vast majority of Yellowstone National Park and enough cowboy lore to keep a history buff busy for months, Park County, Wyoming is a central stop on most visits to the Rocky Mountain West. Attractions in Cody, WY, include the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and the Cody Stampede Rodeo.

Serving as the Eastern Gateway to Yellowstone National Park, Park County, WY, does more than just provide access to the nation's first national park. A true ambassador to the history and culture of the American West, the town of Cody greets visitors with museums and attractions that indoctrinate visitors of all ages to the rich traditions of the settlers of Wyoming. The Buffalo Bill Historical Center features five museums. A walk through the dirt streets and boarded walkways of Old Trail Town can take visitors 150 years back in time, to the era of outlaws and sheriffs and cowboys and Indians.

Of course, no visit to Park County would be complete without a visit to Yellowstone National Park. The colorful geothermal pools, towering geysers, pristine wilderness and the opportunity to see wolves, grizzly bears, elk, moose and bison are enough to draw nearly 3 million visitors to the park annually.

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