Things to Do

Tours

Tours

There is no better way to learn about and enjoy Buffalo Bill's Cody / Yellowstone Country than to participate in a tour provided by a knowledgeable and professional tour company. Go at your own pace with a self guided tour or meet other people who are exploring the treasure of the old west.

Historic Walking Tours

Cody
Enjoy a self-guided walking tour through downtown Cody. Cody's downtown is on the national Register of Historic Districts. A tour brochure with photographs is available at the Cody Country Chamber of Commerce, 836 Sheridan Avenue.

Powell
Enjoy a self-guided walking tour through downtown Powell. Powell's downtown is on the National Registry of Historic Districts. A tour brochure with photographs is available at the Powell Valley Chamber of Commerce, 111 S. Day Street.

Cody Trolley Tour

A fun, old time trolley that tours the city of Cody to gain an overview of the old and new west. A one hour, 22 mile tour presents local history, area attractions, geology, wildlife and spectacular scenery interwoven with the compelling story of "Buffalo Bill" Cody. The tour includes two lively narrators, a dozen poster sized photos from historical archives and many entertaining audio clips. Open June - September. The trolley departs from the Irma Hotel, 1192 Sheridan Avenue, with three daily tours Monday through Saturday, 11am, 3, and 6:30 pm., and two daily tours on Sundays, 11am and 3 pm. Tickets may be purchased at select local lodging establishments. Free pickup is provided from most local hotels and campgrounds.

Rates
Adults $24.00
Seniors (62+) $22.00
Kids (6-17) $10.00
Children under 5     FREE

The "Experience Cody Inside and Out" package gets you inside the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and outside with Cody Trolley Tours for just $36.00.

For further information contact:
Cody Trolley Tours
Reservations 307.527.7043
Office 307.527.7017
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Web: www.CodyTrolleyTours.com

Carriage Service

Carriage Service

Whispering Winds Carriage Service and Haywagon Rides provides horse-drawn carriage tours of Cody and local transportation upon request. 307.645-3374.

Farm and Ranch Tours

The development of Powell, Wyoming began when workers came to the area to create a flood irrigation system in the valley, now known as Powell Valley. Homesteading began and agriculture became the driving economic force for Powell with the availability of the irrigation water for farm lands.

See modern farming practices firsthand and learn about Northwest Wyoming's role in bringing dinner to your table. Tour the reclamation water district areas. Reservations are required. Please contact the Powell Valley Chamber of Commerce for details.

Powell Valley Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 814
Powell, Wyoming, 82435
Phone: 307.754.3494
Toll-Free: 800.325.4278
Fax: 307.754.3483
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Kirwin Excursion

Historic mining ghost town 38 miles SW of Meeteetse. The Meeteetse Museum sponsors an annual Kirwin Excursion each August. Bring your lunch and carpool to the historical site deep in the forest. 4-wheel drive is suggested, not always required. Information available at 307.868.2454.

Yellowstone Tours

Many visitors prefer to let others drive while enjoying the scenery, attractions and wildlife of Yellowstone National Park. Experienced drivers knowledgeable in Yellowstone history and facts will insure a memorable and safe journey through the world's first national park.

Wildlife Tours

For centuries, Buffalo Bill's Cody / Yellowstone Country has been home to the world's most spectacular wildlife. Buffalo, deer, moose, mountain sheep, elk, grizzly bears, black bears, eagles and hundreds of other bird species, wild horses, and more, inhabit Buffalo Bill's Cody / Yellowstone Country. Wildlife viewing tours can add special memories to a Buffalo Bill's Cody / Yellowstone Country vacation.

Click here for a list of Yellowstone and wildlife tour providers.