Great selection but mostly name brand products like The North Face, Osprey, etc. I was disappointed…read morenot to see more local products for hats and tee shirts. Nevertheless we scored a great deal on merino wool socks: 50 percent off. They have a clearance/ second hand section upstairs for the bargain hunters. Large selection for both men and women. Open later than other spots on the street.

I have been a customer for a very long time. I find the staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. I…read morelove the new Golden Hour section of slightly used clothing and gear on the 2nd floor. I have picked up some really nice clothing at a great price.

We love Buffalo Bill State Park . On a hot day in Cody we drive up and enjoy wading in the…read morereservoir. There are huge fish if you enjoy fishing. There are covered picnic tables in many areas. There are also cabins for rent under $100.

We absolutely loved this park and it will be a guaranteed return for next trip out west! We stayed…read moreat the Lakeshore Campground. They were installing more electricity to sites. The only negative thing I could say is that it is incredibly windy however that worked to our advantage as it eliminated the need for AC in 90+ degree heat and kept the bugs down. So not really negative. Camp hosts were incredible too!

Otherworldly! + Lotta turnouts to enjoy the sky-high view…read moreof the world from 10k ft above the ground. + Awesome chromatic blend of green grass, yellowish plains, white snow, gray-brown rock, hazy mountains, blue sky, gray clouds. You're gonna wanna grab a seat and soak it all in. . A long 2hr drive from Cooke City (Yellowstone's NE entrance) to Red Lodge, MT. . Tip: drive slowly. Lotta sharp switchbacks and cars coming the other way. - Virtually no infrastucture up there. Keep your wits about you. . Note: typically closes during winter. Enjoy while it's still summer.

We had the best day in the Beartooths!! This was my first time here and I hope not my last!! Wow…read moreGod's beauty at every turn. There are plenty of lakes to stop and fish at, we ate lunch right by one of them. Also quite a few waterfalls that are visible right off the road or with a short walk. We also spotted a black bear as we headed home which was the hilight of the day!!

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

Didn't have the best experience with the owner…read more The ride itself was fun and everything was good except for the customer service we received. One of the ducky boats our group rented ripped at the beginning of the ride. Not sure why it happened because we were following the guide. When we asked if we could get a refund for the two people who were in the ripped ducky, since they weren't all able to enjoy the ride and only got through 5 min of it, we were told no and that if anything we should be paying for the damage. I don't think that was fair of the owner to say something like that and to not even offer a refund or another ride.

8 of us went on this rafting trip, It all went well until on the very first rapids one of the ducky…read moreboats ripped (not their fault because we were all following the guide) and they started sinking! We notified the guide and he just said for them to pull off and get out on the trail and kept going, he didn't stop or anything to make sure they at least got out safely. We kept going assuming they'd get out and get to the van but it had already left, and they had to walk barefoot dragging the boat to the top. I couldn't even enjoy most of the ride worried for my friends. When we finally got out of the water and found the girls, Mike (I assume the owner) didn't even see if they were ok but was pissed and made a comment about how they just ruined a $3000 boat. Again it wasn't their fault that it ripped and on top of that they had to sit out by the road without their shoes phones or anything (we left everything in the van) for 2 hours while we were rafting. When we went to ask if they could get a refund because they absolutely did not get the experience they paid for and Mike told us That not only will we not get a refund but we may have to pay for the boat that ripped, very unprofessional, very upset with this experience! The ride itself went great and had it not been for this experience with the owner it would've been 5 stars for me

Amazing! The rumors were true. + Bison nonchalantly…read morecrossing the road, slowing down lines of cars. My 3rd animal crossing this vacation! - The western entrance to Lamar Valley at Tower Junction (Tower/Roosevelt Service Station) was way backed up. Many cars, slow line. * Even with many families waiting behind you, savor the moments. Not often in your life you get to witness Bovidae walking right in front of you. . Tip: better replenish at the Sinclair gas station. Will be a long drive ahead. # Warning: Don't feed them, and certainly don't touch them. Ancestrally, bison had to view us hunters as predators. And mothers recognize their calves by scent. If you touch a calf, your human predator scent will alienate the mother; she may not even recognize her young anymore, and it won't be able to rejoin the herd Dx Disastrous fate for the calf afterwards... So yeah, stay in your car. Or exit at one of the pullouts, but keep your distance. Welcome to America's Serengeti!

I had no real expectation of the Lamar Valley, but had heard that this was a good spot to see…read morewildlife. And did we see wildlife. Pronghorn, a rare native fish, BISON EVERYWHERE, deer. We even got stuck in a kind of scary bison jam for about 20 mins. Huge bison were right next to our car and it very much reminded me of the scene of Jurassic Park when the t-rex got out and the passengers were freezing so it wouldn't see you. We found 1 particular spot to get out and hike. It was called Trout Lake. It was a beautiful, moderate (but mostly flat and easy) walk that my kids could do easily. The scenery was really pretty too. We turned the car around at Trout Lake to head toward Tower Fall, but I've heard it's still pretty when you continue on. A definitely while do. I think we spent about 4 hours in the Lamar Valley with the drive and the hike stop.

Andy is a knowledgeable and friendly guide for all your outdoor adventures. You'll have a great…read moretime whether you visit his shop to buy some of the best gear around or go out boating somewhere. He is laid back but you always feel very safe as he keeps a close eye on everything. A highlight of any trip to Wyoming!

From the owner: Gradient Sports offers all the gear, instruction and information you need to get you out on your…read morenext water adventure. ​ We offer retail and rental kayaks (whitewater, recreation, touring, inflatable, SOT, etc.), canoes, rafts and stand up paddleboards (SUP) plus all the appropriate gear to keep you warm, dry and safe. We also have a rotating stock of used boats and boards. Our knowledgeable staff will help get you outfitted for your fun on the water and can provide some great advice on where to go find it, too.​ We also offer private, semi-private and group instruction in whitewater or recreational kayaking, stand up paddleboarding, kayak fishing and more. Or, you can join us for a variety of trips and events sure to get you hooked on a great new sport!​

I stopped in Memorial Day weekend and Steve helped me immensely---he guided me to buying the right…read morerod (a cheap one, from Sierra Trading Post) then selected the flies, leaders, and floatant I'd need. He took the time to show me how to cast in the back alley and teach me the knots I needed to know. With Steve's excellent tutelage, I pulled my first fly-fished fish out of the Gibbon river, an 8-10" brown trout. By his request, I named the trout "Steve". It's a real pleasure to see a business with such integrity and expertise. (Note: this is an edited version of a "thank you" email I sent them for all their help and advice.)

My wife booked a guided fly fishing trip with North Fork Anglers. We showed up first thing in the…read moremorning at the store to check in and get our licenses. While we were there our guide showed up and introduced himself. He asked if we had any previous experience and talked about various locations, their conditions and where he thought we could go fish. Since our casting is far from professional and current conditions of the rivers were high and fast, we opted for a lake. We came with rods, waders, boots, snacks, but I left my reels in my truck at the store! Thank god , Brad (our guide had back ups! He got us all set up and we set out, talking about the conditions and what to expect. ( like rattlesnakes) what your step! It was a very educational experience, and we all caught some nice trout! If your in Cody and like to fly fish go see Brad, he'll make a better fly fisherman/woman.

The Legend Rock petroglyphs are about 30 miles northwest of Thermopolis. On Highway 120, drive for…read morealmost 22 miles until you reach the brown sign indicating the left turn to the petroglyphs. A smooth dirt road leading to a left turn at Legend Rock Road will take you to the small one-room interpretive center and parking area. From there, it's a short walk to the line of petroglyphs -- supposedly, almost 300 -- that are easy to find, especially with the help of the numbered markers. The age of the images, in the Dinwoody style reflecting the Big Horn and Wind River geographic areas, range from 100 years old to about 11,000 years old. There are many large images that are quite distinct and vibrant. It's easy to capture photos of your favorites. If you're in the Thermopolis or Cody area, detour here for some great unexpected surprises.

Worth the effort to get there. So much history! You can understand why those who preceded us in…read morethis area kept returning to tell their stories. Abundant fish, wildlife and great place to grow squash and maize. Not to mention the natural hot springs in the river. No wonder they had the time to create the stories on this rock. GO! If you have snake repellant of any kind, bring it as there are rattlers in the area so please be sure to stay on the well maintained trail.

This is a very special ranch ran by a great family! The accommodations, food, scenery, horses and…read moreentire team of people working the ranch are 5 star! I can't wait to go back. This was truly a life changing place.

The best horses, food, and lodging excellent . Will return one day. Stunning horses and staff.read more