Wyoming Veterans Memorial Park is incredible…read more Located off Hwy 14 on the corner of 26th St, this park has memorials to Wyoming military from both World War I and II, and from the Korean, Vietnam and Operation Enduring Freedom wars. There's even a recently added K9 memorial -- one of only about four in the US. It is unlike any other Veterans Park in the scope of its displays. Each war has its own memorial and some monument specific to that conflict or to that branch of the military. There are engraved stones, benches, monuments and a nice walking path taking you from one to the other. It is not a quick-visit park and having the separate memorials almost implores you to take time to read through the information and appreciate the magnitude of what each represents. The different sections are far enough apart to give time to reflect and that's not a bad thing. To say it is an impressive park, is a gross understatement. It's more than that. Well done, Cody, Wyoming.

Traveling back to Washington DC, where monuments are our thing, we stopped and we're empresses…read morebeyond belief at this tribunal to Wyoming's heros of war. Stop and enjoy in the early morning and be in awe of the people that put this memorial together for all to enjoy!

Awesome park and playground for toddlers up to big kids. Great pit stop on our way through townread more

We had spent the day in Yellowstone, and we were headed to Cody for our hotel. I had read about the…read moredam online and wanted to make a stop. When you pull into the parking lot, they have a volunteer that picks you up in a golf cart to shuttle you to the front door. The day that we were there, a storm was moving in, and the winds were gusting something fierce! We really appreciated the ride to the center. Once inside, there is a very informative video that you can watch that explains all the trials and tribulations that they went through to build this dam. It's a very incredible story and worth the watch. You can then walk out on the top of the dam and look over both sides. As I said, the day we were there, it was super windy, so we were half afraid we were going to be blown over the top! But it was a very cool stop, and I'm glad we did it. Definitely make the stop if you're in the area!

Best bang for your buck as its a free attraction & very educational of the area. Be sure to watch…read morethe visitor's center video of how the dam and area was built and what it took to get there. Wow! Great spot to stop & stretch your legs. Between cody & yellowstone. You could spend 15 minutes to over and hour if you read/watch all the things there to see. Totally worth the time & stop!

We were staying in Cody, Wyoming, on our way to Flathead Lake in Montana. We had a couple of hours…read moreto kill, so at the suggestion of the Chamber of Commerce, we decided to visit Old Town Trail. When we pulled up it looked really small, but when we got up to it, we saw that it was much bigger. Overall it was a great experience. At Old Trail Town, you will find artifacts from the Old West as well as grave sites of several notable Western figures. You will also find original cabins used by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid as well as a Wyoming saloon frequented by Cassidy's "Hole-in-the-Wall Gang". Some of my favorites were the log cabin home of "Curley" a Crow Indian army scout who helped guide Lt Col. George A. Custer and the U.S. 7th Cavalry to the battle of the Little Big Horn in 1876, and the old schoolhouse.

Good for kids But no bathrooms or Drinks or food allowed but fun after all Lots of history and no…read moresmokeing I am giveing 5 Starts

We try to make a point of driving Beartooth anytime were in the area. We enjoy the drive, the…read morehikes, the stops & like to see what's changed/ compare to past visits/ seasons. This visit was the end on June, 52° at 2pm at the summit, & 91° at our startup. It was breezy and traffic was lighter than usual. Cloudy skies made for more interesting pics & I do wish we'd had more time to spend playing with the cameras today. We may make a trip out next week for that, or perhaps wait out fall... gotta be careful tho, snow closes the pass unpredictably!

We deliberately stayed in Red Lodge, Montana, so that we would be able to drive the Beartooth on…read moreour way into Yellowstone. The week we were in town, every day was in the mid 90s temperature wise. Beartooth has a significant change in elevation, so as you drive, the temperature continues to drop. When we hit the Summit, it was actually quite chilly! This drive is amazing - there is something new to see around every bend! You can definitely see why they close it during the winter, as it can be very nerve-racking at times, but it was worth every minute of the drive. Absolutely make sure you do it at least once in your lifetime!

I've tried to support this business for years instead of going to Billings, but unfortunately the…read morequality just hasn't been there. From gear falling apart quickly, to uncomfortable boot fittings, to ski tunes that didn't perform well on the mountain, my experiences have been disappointing. I really wanted to keep it local, but I've had better luck elsewhere.

Gear up! Sunlight Sport's the spot for sporty stuff! This…read moreplace is pretty great- they have a great selection of camping equipment that'll definitely get you through Yellowstone, or any other camping situation. Don't have a camper/trailer? These guys will rent you one! They've got a cool, modern trailer that has all the latest tech that'll get you to the top of the Tetons grandly. Their expertise is impressive. They sell maps to help you get around, and the staff is ready to answer questions about any of the merch. They've got a hiking shoe selection that's hard to beat, and lots of the coolest latest gadgets that'll help you get over the river and through the woods. There's a second story to this place, I don't think there's an elevator available. One of my favorite things about this store are the displays- in the window and on the sales floor, they have little camping scenes set up, where they're highlighting their gear or clothing. This is a great outfitters to get outfitted in before going on that grand journey through the Great Outdoors.

The hours reflect the NPS visitor center in Lovell, WY, whereas the actual recreation area is not…read morelocked or guarded. The visitor center has a relief map of Bighorn Canyon and the surrounding areas which is cool to look at. There's also some geological, historical and photo exhibits on the natural and cultural history of the area. There's even a sign about "What's that smell?" in the area, which I definitely had wondered about driving through the town. The smell in question was the sugar beet processing! I had seen trucks of what I now know are sugar beets and the kind of sweet, earthy aroma in the air. We hiked the Sullivan's Knob Trail which was a quick easy hike, while the Upper Layout Creek Trail was tough! You can technically drive a bit on the dirt road for the latter, but you definitely need a high clearance vehicle because there are deep ruts. We also saw some of the wild Pryor Mountain Wild Horses on the side of the rod while driving, so drive slowly!

We drove through here on our way to Yellowstone and the views are amazing and there's several pull…read moreout stops to take pictures

You might find yourself wonder where the hell this dirt road in seemingly the middle of nowhere is…read moreleading you to, and yes, the location was quite remote, but it was beautiful. Upon arrival, we were told the room we had booked was not clean, but we were promptly upgraded to a much better cabin with no extra charge. The only downside we could see clearly was the lack of both wifi and cell service to our cabin, but that was probably for the better. We were able to disconnect and relax for our time there, all while being surrounded by gorgeous nature. As two teenagers, we had to embrace the fact we couldn't watch Netflix, or scroll Instagram. Instead, we enjoyed a night full of card games, and writing, away from the screens so engrained in our lives. It was a unique, and gorgeous last minute booking, to say the least. The reception lady was very friendly and even handed us an amazing recommendation for our next night on the road. I would definitely suggest this to anyone else looking for a unique and quiet place to disconnect for a few nights.

Great ride with my two boys. Becky led the way for us and outstanding with my kids. I would…read morerecommend a longer than one hour ride because the scenery was gorgeous! Will try the dining next time! Thank you Becky for a great ride! See you next time!!

We had a very special Birthday dinner for my husband. 12 attended the dinner. We had a fabulous…read moredinner.we had wings, calamari and the most amazing trout dip. All our meals were perfection and if you are a carrot cake lover, this was one of the best I have had. Great atmosphere, and the employees were top notch! I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great meal, and you couldn't ask for a more beautiful ride from Cody! Try it if you haven't been there, you will be coming back!

The Ranch looked absolutely amazing and we were thrilled when we arrived only to be turned away at…read morethe door. Their policy stated a no pet policy; however, our animals were licensed service animals. We did call before hand and left several voice-mails to verify that the ranch excepted service animals but never got a call back. The ADA policy about accommodating service animals for indviduals with disability, we felt confident without any confirmation from the ranch that they would honor our reservation. Upon arrival we didn't even get a hello, but an aggressive "Nope! I seen you have dogs and we don't allow pets!" I response was that we have service animals and I even have handicap plates as I'm a Disabled Veteran and traveling with my parents, my mother suffers from panic attacks and she holds on to her dog for comfort. After leaving a review and looking into our refund since we were turned away. They didnt refund our money and they responsed that we were trying to hide the dogs because my mom had her service dog wrapped in a jacket, because it was literally snowing. Only good thing I can say is they helped send us to Yellowstone Valley Inn that actually abides by the ADA and I suggest everyone stop at Yellowstone Valley Inn it was more welcoming and understanding.