It’s all here - spectacular scenery, outstanding wildlife and fish populations, easy access to Yellowstone National Park and Shoshone National Forest, and a diversity of recreation opportunities.
Cody Country is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, twenty million acres of wild country that includes Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, parts of six national forests, three national wildlife refuges, and state and private lands. This is one of the largest nearly intact temperate ecosystems left on Earth. Greater Yellowstone is a vestige of wild America, where you can find nearly all the species present when Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery traveled the landscape. Cody Country is a great launching point for exploring this territory.
Your stewardship is important to maintaining this spectacular region long into the future. This guide provides tips and information about how to respect the land, wildlife and other people while you enjoy the area. While in Cody Country, please do your part to “Leave No Trace” of your visit.
While the information in this guide will help inform and enhance your recreational experience, remember that it, alone, cannot guarantee your safety. Always check in with land managers for up-to-date information, rules and regulations, and on-the-ground conditions. Know the weather forecast and be prepared for changing conditions.
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