Downtown Cody & Sheridan Avenue
Sheridan Avenue, Cody
Cody's main street, where early-20th-century buildings house saddle shops, cowboy hat stores, galleries and steakhouses. You can ride a vintage trolley to learn the town's history.
Sheridan Avenue runs east from the Irma Hotel, lined mostly with brick and stone buildings from the early 20th century. Shops sell cowboy boots, leather goods, Native American crafts and Western art, making it the place to shop for souvenirs. In summer, you can take the Cody Trolley Tour, an hour-long ride around town with commentary on Buffalo Bill and the town's founding. In the evening, visit a steakhouse or a live country music venue, or enjoy a dinner show or a Western shooting experience. Downtown is small and easy to explore on foot, connecting the Irma Hotel and the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. East of town, the Shoshone River offers half-day rafting trips with local companies in summer.
Opening hours
Open all day (shops approx. 09:00-18:00)
Nearby sights
- Irma Hotel
- Buffalo Bill Center of the West
- Shoshone River Rafting
- Old Trail Town
- Cody Nite Rodeo
- Buffalo Bill Dam
- Heart Mountain Interpretive Center
- McCullough Peaks Wild Horses