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Cody is the namesake of town founder William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, frontiersman and showman.

Like many scenic Wyoming towns, outdoor activities are the main draw. Visitors can hike, fish, raft, rock climb, and camp during summer, and ice climb during winter. Must-see natural attractions near Cody include Buffalo Bill Dam and Reservoir, Absaroka Mountain Range, Beartooth Mountain Range, Heart Mountain in Bighorn Basin, and Yellowstone National Park.

In town, guests will be impressed by the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, a complex of museums with a research library. The complex is also home to Stampede Park, the self-proclaimed rodeo capital of the world.

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