Explore Meeteetse

Nestled where the Absaroka Mountains meet the Wyoming Badlands, Meeteetse is a charming, historic town of around 330 people—where wooden boardwalks, hitching rails, and water troughs still line the streets.

Fishing & Outdoor Recreation
Access trophy fishing on the Greybull and Wood Rivers, with rugged landscapes perfect for hunting, hiking, mountain biking, and off-roading. In winter, try ice-fishing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, or sledding. Sunshine Reservoirs nearby or the Wood River offer first-rate opportunities for fishing.

Camping & Scenic Beauty
Camp in the nearby Shoshone National Forest, from forested lakeside sites to scenic picnic spots and scenic drives through Absaroka wildlands.

History, Museums & Wildlife
Explore three-in-one historic museums on Main Street, including the Bank Museum, Belden Photography Gallery, and exhibits celebrating the black-footed ferret—the world’s rarest mammal, rediscovered here.

Small-Town Spirit & Community
Enjoy warm Western hospitality at the Cowboy Bar, Outlaw Parlor Café, and seasonal chocolate shop or antiques galleries . The Meeteetse Recreation District offers community programs year-round—from T-ball to ski parks .

Gateway to Adventure
Just 30 miles south of Cody and about 80 miles from Yellowstone’s East Entrance, Meeteetse is the perfect launching point for outdoor expeditions, ghost-town tours, wildlife watching, and scenic drives .