Cody, WY Hotels, Vacations, Tourism

CODY , 79 miles east along US-14 and the North Fork of the Shoshone River from Yellowstone, was the brainchild of investors who, in 1896, persuaded "Buffalo Bill" Cody to get involved in their development company, knowing his approval would attract homesteaders and visitors alike. During summer, tourism is big business, but underneath all the Buffalo Bill-linked attractions and paraphernalia, Cody manages to retain the feel of a rural Western settlement. It's certainly not a place where you'd expect avant-garde painter Jackson Pollock to have been born and raised. The wide, dusty main … more »