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 Located 12 miles from east entrance of Yellowstone National Park, Blackwater Crrek Ranch offers some of the Wyoming most breath-taking scenery. Enjoy ranch family vacation - horseback riding, cowboys, family fun, and hospitality are the main features of Blackwater Creek Ranch.
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 Each guest room of the Burl Inn is as unique as nature itself, because each piece is crafted from wood twisted by burls or other natural events. The Burl Inn offers singles, doubles, a Honeymoon Suite and two rooms specially equipped for handicapped visitors.
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 These 60-minute tours in a restored trolley highlight the most interestings things to see in Cody, including historic homes, public art, and Buffalo Bill Reservoir. Enthusiastic guides share witty narration, poster-sized historical photos, humorous audioclips and pass-around relics.
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 Located halfway between Cody and Yellowstone National Park, Green Creek Lodge offers splendid accommodations for friends and families with views of the magnificent Absaroka mountains.
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 Enjoy the romance of the old west at The Mayor's Inn! Located in downtown Cody, the Mayor's Inn offers five comfortable guest accommodations. A full Gourmet breakfast, including fresh fruit, a selection of juice, is served daily.
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 Buffalo Bill Historical Center gives visitors the opportunity to learn about Native American life. The complex includes the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, the Plains Indian Museum, the Cody Firearms Museum, the Draper Museum of Natural History, and the Harold McCracken Research Library.
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