If
you’re looking for a fantastic getaway for the 4th of July consider
a visit to Cody, Wyoming.
In Cody, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and it will make for an unforgettable Independence Day celebration.
If you’re already planning a road trip to Yellowstone, the East entrance of The Park is just 52 miles from Cody and runs along the scenic north fork of the Shoshone River.
In Cody, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and it will make for an unforgettable Independence Day celebration.
If you’re already planning a road trip to Yellowstone, the East entrance of The Park is just 52 miles from Cody and runs along the scenic north fork of the Shoshone River.
Adventure abounds in Cody. This place is well known for its spectacular ice climbing during the winter, but during the summers, there’s world-class climbing, biking, white-water rafting, horseback riding, and fishing.
The Runner’s Stampede: A 5K and 10K run/walk
takes place on July 4th. Call the Cody Parks and Recreation office
at 307-587-0400 for more information.
Bighorn Lake Triathlon: The
Triathlon starts at 7:30 am on July 7th at Horseshoe Bend. Call
307-254-0344 to register.
Cody Gunfighters Show: A wild west Shootout
takes place outside the historic Irma Hotel at 6:00 pm every Monday through
Saturday night.
Wild West Extravaganza: A craft fair in Cody’s
city park. This event runs July 1st through July 4th.
93rd Annual
Cody Stampede Rodeo: July 1-4 at 8:00 pm, check out this amazing event with rodeos,
parades, fireworks, and more. Tickets range from $16 to $24. Call the Stampede
Office for more information at 307-587-5155.
The Buffalo Bill Historical Center: A
celebration of the spirit of the American West with exhibits featuring history,
culture, the nature of Yellowstone, and firearms. Open daily from 8:00 am to
6:00 pm. Call 307-587-4771.
Where to stay:
Chamberlin Inn: A recently renovated boutique
hotel in the historic district of Cody. Don’t miss a tour of the room Ernest
Hemingway stayed in! chamberlininn.com
The Irma Hotel: A historic hotel in the center
of town. Buffalo Bill himself ran the place in the late 1800s. You may even see
some of the spiritual guests who stay there permanently. irmahotel.com
Best Western Ivy Suites: A new
70-room, 22-suite hotel in the heart of town. There’s a restaurant and lounge
on the site as well as an indoor pool and hot tub. bestwesternwyoming.com
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