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June – Spring in the Mountains
You will discover brilliantly colored flowers at our elevation of approximately 5000 feet in Cody, upward into the mountains in every direction. The altitude will dictate what is blooming so the higher in altitude that you go, the later spring ...
Recognize these buildings?
There are many original homes and old structures in Cody where the newer owners are maintaining some of the history of our town to be appreciated by future generations. Do you recognize this 1972 photo of the Canyon Conoco Station on the cor...
Don’t Rush Winter
Yes, it’s cold with negative degree temperatures some days and yes, winter days are long, but there’s lots to do in Cody during the winter months. Look to the Cody Country Chamber of Commerce Events calendar for February and March. https://...
Under the Ice
Once upon a time there was a small community called Marquette located in the basin where the North Fork and the South Fork of the Shoshone River met. It was also known as “Poverty Flats”, with a primitive log school house, general store, a ...
Traditional Last Hoorah of the Year
There’s still lots going on till Christmas in Cody, like "Santa's House" for the kids in the City Park and "Skate with Santa" at the Riley Arena. And for the adults there is Cody’s Winter Beer Festival, "SantaCon", in support of Veterans, a...
New to Wyoming? Here’s a fun way to meet people this holiday season.
Whether you have lived here for one month or fifty years, Holiday Craft Fairs and community events are an excellent opportunity to not only find unique gifts, furniture, and décor but to also meet the community and have fun despite the weather...
Springtime Drive: Cody Road To Yellowstone
March came in like a lion and went out like lamb making for a beautiful drive on the Cody Road to Yellowstone. We drove up the Northfork to Pahaska Teepee at the East Gate to Yellowstone. Every drive on this road proves to be different as you...Deep Lake in the Beartooths
Deep Lake in the Beartooth Mountains is very remote and was formed by a huge rock slide. It is quite a hike whether you come in from the top or through Little Rock Creek drainage in Clark. Here are some interesting geological facts about t...