Ivy's Guidebook

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Ivy's Guidebook

Sightseeing

Yellowstone National Park

Cody is a great home base for visiting Yellowstone National Park. The east gate to the park is about 50 miles from Cody. Once you leave Cody, you will pass the Buffalo Bill Dam and Reservoir, and then you will pass by the small community of Wapiti, and enter Shoshone National Forest. The drive to the park is beautiful. Once in the park, there is much to explore before heading back to Cody.

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Yellowstone National Park

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Cody is a great home base for visiting Yellowstone National Park. The east gate to the park is about 50 miles from Cody. Once you leave Cody, you will pass the Buffalo Bill Dam and Reservoir, and then you will pass by the small community of Wapiti, and enter Shoshone National Forest. The drive to the park is beautiful. Once in the park, there is much to explore before heading back to Cody.

Beartooth Pass Vista Point

Leaving Cody to the north on highway 120, turn left 17 miles outside Cody on highway 296 (Chief Joseph Highway), and grab lunch in Cooke City Montana. Then, cruise over the all American road, the Beartooth Highway (one of the most beautiful roads in America). This ends in Red Lodge Montana, where you can grab a beer at the Red Lodge Brewery, or dinner at the prerogative kitchen before heading back to Cody.

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Beartooth Pass Vista Point

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Leaving Cody to the north on highway 120, turn left 17 miles outside Cody on highway 296 (Chief Joseph Highway), and grab lunch in Cooke City Montana. Then, cruise over the all American road, the Beartooth Highway (one of the most beautiful roads in America). This ends in Red Lodge Montana, where you can grab a beer at the Red Lodge Brewery, or dinner at the prerogative kitchen before heading back to Cody.