Little Sunlight Trail follows Little Sunlight Creek just over the boundary into the North Absaroka Wilderness. You can either make this a lollipop or out and back adventure. Views, wildlife and an incredibly scenic drive in make this a great trail.

If you are going to hike in our area, you are going to be hiking in grizzly territory. And while the presence of an apex predator should affect how you hike, it shouldn’t keep you from going. It’s just important that you follow some guidelines.

It’s April, which means spring winds are howling, shaking the rafters and kicking up the dirt. But you’re itching to get outside and take advantage of that warm sun and those bluebird skies. Where can you go adventuring but not end up getting blown to South Dakota? We've got you covered. Check out these four great ways to escape the wind in Cody that allow you to enjoy the great outdoors in Wyoming, regardless of what the wind is whipping up.

This classic Bridge Bay-area hike has been an escape from boardwalks and crowds for decades. There is a great reason it’s so popular.

A seldom-hiked trail that climbs into one of Yellowstone’s wildest spots.

A classic hike to the top of eastern Yellowstone’s best summit.

Bridal Veil Falls tumbles off the Beartooth Plateau and plunges into a hidden canyon on the north wall of the Clarks Fork Canyon. This is a great hike for families or folks wanting to get out but not spend a whole day driving or hiking. The trip into the Clarks Fork Canyon is an experience in and of itself with some spectacular geology, the rushing river and those crystal clear bluebird skies.

This is a great trail that’s close to town but gives you a true wilderness experience. From the summit, the views of Cody and the entire Big Horn Basin are spectacular.

Looking for an easy trail with great views, good chances of seeing wildlife and a chance to play in the water that won’t take your whole day? Try the Elk Fork Trail.

A great hike close to Cody, Wyoming.