Cody Yellowstone is located in Northwest Wyoming. It comprises the towns of Cody, Powell, and Meeteetse, as well as the valley east of Yellowstone National Park. Visit our interactive map for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cody Yellowstone is a region in Wyoming that comprises the towns of Cody, Powell, and Meeteetse, as well as the valley east of Yellowstone National Park.
The list of things to do in Cody Yellowstone is practically endless: rodeo spectacles, outdoor adventure, dynamic dining, and more.
Whatever style of accommodations you’re looking for, you can find it in Cody Yellowstone. Visit our Stay page for more information about Cody Yellowstone hotels, ranches, campgrounds, RV resorts, and more.
Interstates 25 and 90 allow an approach to Cody Yellowstone from the southeast and east. From the north, Montana 310 connects I-90 with Wyoming 120. From the south, take I-25 to Casper and then US 120 to Thermopolis, and Wyoming 120 to Meeteetse and Cody. From the east, Powell and Yellowstone Country are approached by US Hwy. 14-A and the scenic Medicine Wheel passage through the Big Horn Mountains. Visit Getting Here for more information.
Yes. Yellowstone Regional Airport, located in Cody, serves the entire area with year-round United Airlines flights from Denver, Colorado.
Cody Yellowstone is an all-season destination, with unique activities and attractions available year-round. Summer includes Fourth of July fireworks, nightly rodeo spectacles, and sunny adventures. Fall brings along elk rutting season and chances to see wildlife in the lower valleys. Winter is a wild landscape of cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice skating. Spring is a time to see baby animals including bison calves and bear cubs.
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Cody Yellowstone offers four distinct seasons. Summers are generally warm and sunny with mild nights, offering excellent opportunities to get outdoors and explore. Winters are cold with significant snowfall, offering opportunities for winter activities like skiing, snowmobiling, and ice climbing. Spring and fall bring moderate temperatures and opportunities to see fascinating wildlife.
Cody Yellowstone offers a dynamic and growing food and beverage scene, with a variety of family restaurants, craft breweries, international foods, and traditional Western dinners available for curious diners. Visit our Restaurants page for an up-to-date listing of what’s on offer.
The East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park is located in the northwest corner of Wyoming, just 52 miles west of Cody via Highway 14-16-20 (the Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway). The Northeast Entrance is 78 miles from Cody via WY 296 (the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway). Other entrances into Yellowstone are Highway 191-89-287 in Wyoming, and Highways 20, 287, 191, 89 & 212 in Montana.
There are two ways to enter Yellowstone National Park from Cody Wyoming. The East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park is 52 miles from Cody via the Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway. The Northeast Entrance is 78 miles away via the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway. Visit Scenic Byways to start planning your Yellowstone trip.
Absolutely! Located just 52 miles from the East Gate and offering a fantastic Western experience, Cody offers the ideal home base for exploring Yellowstone. Visit Stay for more information.
The East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park is typically open from the beginning of May until the end of October. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the National Park Service website.
Yellowstone’s East Gate is the closest entrance to Cody. It is 52 miles away.
Mammoth Hot Springs is located in the northeastern part of Yellowstone National Park, near the North Entrance. It is approximately 125 miles from Cody. You can add a stop at Mammoth Hot Springs by extending your drive of the East Yellowstone Loop, one of our recommended Scenic Byways.