Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this B&BRobin's Nest Bed & Breakfast Cody
More driving and more beautiful scenery
We arrived in Cody around noon and after settling into our B&B we headed north into Shoshoni National Park along Chief Joseph Hwy. Nothing more to say except more of the same which we aren't getting tired of yet. The weather has been wonderful. 70's and 80's.
We drove up to the "Top of the World" which took us on some mighty winding roads. …
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Rodeos and Cowboys
Hey Guys,
So we were done with Mount Rushmore and were onto more middle of nowhere places. We were finally out of South Dakota on this day which was good as it meant we were getting closer to the exciting places like Vegas!
Our first stop on this driving day to the next hotel was Devils Tower. This is a National Monument and is located in Crooks County, Wyoming. Devils Tower is famous more than anything for its feature in ...
Wyoming!
... night driving of the trip thus far. Coming into Cody, Wyoming, we were anxious about our camping plans, and definitely tired and ready for bed. At one point, three deer darted out onto the road, seemingly out of nowhere, surprising us both. Em did a great job of slamming on the breaks and swerving to the side a bit to avoid catastrophe, but it was certainly a close call, even with the brights on.
Finally we arrived at our destination for the night: the Walmart ...
Bears!
... br> Finally, we get out of the park through the possibly less busy road, and start to enjoy the views of the magnificient road to Cody, really wonderful landscape. Once in Cody, Buffalo Bill's home town, we decide to enjoy for some time the typical western town and have some early supper there, delicious and so cheap that we cannot believe it. After supper, we stay a while on the cowboys-&-indians street show, but we do not enjoy it, so we leave to go back to ...
Mammoth Hot Springs and Yellowstone Grand Canyon
Another early wake up call at 5:30am so that we could get packed, eat breakfast, and hit the road. After getting gassed up (at $3.05/gal), we headed into the park at 7:00am in order to beat the crowds. A worthwhile aspiration, but alas, it was not meant to be. We hit construction at the Madison junction, and did not get to proceed until 8:35am. This is a good place to mention that Yellowstone has frequent road closures and delays because of the ...


