Cody Yellowstone, Wyoming Group Itinerary

CODY, WYOMING ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

For generations, Cody Yellowstone has drawn people together, starting with the wildlife that first roamed its open spaces. Over time, Native Americans, explorers, and settlers made their mark here, followed by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, whose adventurous spirit helped shape the region’s identity. Today, visitors will find both his legacy and the stunning natural beauty that continues to define the area. This three-day itinerary highlights the one-of-a-kind experiences that make Cody Yellowstone unforgettable.

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Wyoming Day-to-Day Group Itinerary

DAY 1 of Things To Do in Cody Yellowstone

After arriving at Yellowstone Regional Airport, enjoy a post-flight lunch at QT’s Restaurant. QT’s is a premier and authentic family restaurant that has been serving the Cody area since 1986.

Begin your journey with a visit to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, home to five Smithsonian-affiliated museums under one roof. Explore legends, cultures and artworks of the Wild West at this massive, award-winning museum complex in downtown Cody.

Get a hands-on encounter at Cody Firearms Experience where you’ll shoot the guns that won the West from flintlock to full auto. The instructor-led experience covers history, safety and live fire at the indoor range, which also includes a kids arcade, wildlife exhibit and indoor axe-throwing.

When it was completed in 1910, the Buffalo Bill Dam was the tallest dam in the world. Today, it is a National Civil Engineering Landmark. Enjoy breathtaking views and learn about local travel and events at the visitor center.

Up next is a river float with a beloved family-owned company. Since 1978, Wyoming River Trips’ mission has been to create and facilitate impactful river experiences through widely accessible, participation-oriented river trips.

Finish the day with an authentic cowboy dinner cooked over an open fire at 2 Mules Chuckwagon. Learn about traditional Dutch oven cooking methods as you enjoy dishes such as wood-fired steak, sourdough biscuits and fresh cobbler.

Checking into your hotel, The Holiday Inn at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort. The largest of the three hotels at Cody’s only downtown resort, this full-service hotel includes 189 deluxe sleeping rooms, a restaurant, lounge and an outdoor heated pool.

DAY 2 of Wyoming Attractions for Groups

Experience more than a century of stories in just an hour aboard the Cody Trolley Tour, where audio clips and a live narrator bring Buffalo Bill’s Rocky Mountain town to life.

Step back in time to the Old West of the 1890s at Old Trail Town, located on the original site of historic downtown Cody. Stroll through 27 historic buildings including Butch Cassidy’s Hole in the Wall Cabin, visit the cemetery and Jeremiah Johnston’s grave and view Mountain Men monuments.

Continue the journey at the Cody Heritage Museum, which highlights the town’s beginnings and its vital industries—ranching, railroads, oil, agriculture, and tourism. Exhibits also showcase early families, cowboy culture, and the rise of rodeo in Cody.

Head to Cody Cattle Company, a local favorite, for a chuckwagon dinner and a live music show featuring award-winning entertainers. The western theme continues with a visit to Cody Nite Rideo, which has been offering family-friendly western action since 1938. Cody is the “Rodeo Capital of the World” and hosts the longest-running consecutive rodeo performances in the United States. Covered grandstands seat 4,000. Meet cowboys and bullfighters, and get your picture taken on Mongo the Bull.

DAY 3 of Adventures in Wyoming

Start your day with a one-of-a-kind open-air Yellowstone tour in a Mercedes convertible van with Cody Wyoming Adventures. See amazing rock formations, wildlife and beautiful lakes right from your seat.

Next up is the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center, which tells the stories of Japanese Americans confined here during WWII. The National Historic Site includes a museum, original camp structures, walking trail and military memorial.

Cap off your Cody visit with a scenic trail ride and a hearty dinner at a guest ranch. Nestled in the breathtaking Shoshone National Forest, the historic UXU Ranch, welcoming guests since 1929, offers gourmet meals, cozy log cabins, and unforgettable mountain views.