Known as Cody Yellowstone, Park County is a land of sparse human population only four residents for every square mile but wildlife like bison, elk, wolves, bears and raptors abounds. A chance to see the region’s free-roaming wildlife is just one of the many reasons millions of people travel to the region every year. They also come to see the park’s famous geothermal
The Cody Stampede Rodeo is one of five nominees for Best Large Outdoor Rodeo of 2021, according to the PRCA. In addition to Cody being nominated for Large Outdoor Rodeo of the Year, Cody's own Dusty Tuckness has been nominated a top five Bullfighter of the Year. Cheyenne Wyoming, has also been nominated for Large…
Written by Aunika Wakley on May 27, 2021
Summer in Wyoming is unlike any other time of the year. The warm air, beautiful sunsets, and the vast amount of fun events and activities the Big Horn Basin community has to offer. Whether it’s taking a trip to Yellowstone or catching the famous Cody Nite Rodeo, summertime in Wyoming never disappoints! Memorial Day is the unofficial kick-off to the summer season here in the Bighorn Basin. If you are looking for something to do this weekend, check out these events and activities!
Cody:
Saturday, May 29th:
Splash pad opens for the season: Mentock Park- 11 A.M
Written by Wyatt Burichka on May 25, 2021
June 1, marks the first day for the Cody Nite Rodeo at the Rodeo Capital of the World. Every night until September, there’s a rodeo in town.
After a hard year with COVID-19, the Cody Night Rodeo is opening up to full capacity. Last year, the rodeo season was in question due to the pandemic. But the Rodeo fought hard to have their rodeo season and was successful
The general manager of the Cody Stampede Ed Bednarz expects great crowds coming into the 2021 season.
“Based on our pre-sales, we are through the roof,” Bednarz said. “It’s looking like our centennial year if not better depending on the rodeo. It is looking like a busy season.”