Getting Here

Cody, Wyoming is located at the eastern edge of Yellowstone National Park. Due to this location and its Wild West heritage, Cody has grown into a popular destination in the Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain region.

However, don't forget that getting to Cody offers a multitude of opportunities to explore everything that the region has to offer. There are a number of National Parks, National Monuments, and western communities on the roads that lead to Cody. We recommend taking your time on your way to and from Cody. There is so much to see and do out here that you shouldn't sell yourself short or go too fast - you just might miss something truly spectacular!

If flying to the area, you can fly direct into Yellowstone Regional airport in Cody, or nearby International airports located in Billings, Montana (2 hours away) or Denver, Colorado (about 8 hours away). Many visitors coming from the east coast of the U.S., or international visitors, find the "fly/drive" strategy quite popluar by landing in Denver, then taking a combination of interstate highways and backroads up to Cody and the Yellowstone area. Along the way you may pass through Wyoming communities such as Cheyenne, Casper, Riverton, Lander, Thermopolis and Meeteetse, or up through Kaycee, Buffalo, Sheridan, Dayton, Shell and Greybull.

Another popular transportation adventure is to rent an RV nearby, giving you complete control and flexibility in both your travel plans and lodging. However you get here, enjoy the ride.

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