Thanks for the info. Is there any camping in Cody. We are planning on camping in Yellow Stone but if there is a bunch of rides out side of Yellowstone maybe we should camp at Cody and ride Yellowstone from there.

 

We stayed in motels so not sure about camping. I'm sure you could google Cody Wyoming campgrounds and find something. We stayed one night in Mamouth, one night in Old Faithful, and three nights in Jackson Hole Wyoming.

I can't remember how far Cody is from Yellowstone so that is something you will have to find out. Cody and Jackson Hole are both fun communities.

Good luck.

 

we stayed at a real nice campground in cody last year. very biker friendly. now whats the name of it? it right next door to a dairy queen or tastee freeze. it's right in cody Ponderosa Campground
1815 8th Street
Cody, WY 82414
Phone: (307) 587-9203 nice place,nice people

 

I haven't seen anyone say aanything about the badlands and wall drug. The women will like that. The Badlands are pretty cool. We went last year in June and it was HOT. only wore a jacket at night(I dont recommend riding at night by the way, wildlife likes to look at bikes up close).

 

the badlands are pretty and wall drug has good food after a long day

 

We did a ride through some of this area last summer ..hit Sturgis on the way back (one week after rally...was quiet there....anyways.......absolutely stunning scenery...we did....Melfort Sask Canada-Billings Mt, Redloge Mt, Beartooth Pass, Chief Joseph Highway, Cody Wyoming, Bighorn Pass, to Hill City SD, Needles Highway, PigTail Bridges, etc, to Rapid City, Deadwood, Sturgis, Bellfield, Williston ND, Regina Sask Canada and back home...3436 km (2061 miles) in 5 days!!! Awesome Ride! Couple pics on my album to give you an idea of some of the scenerey....https://www.hdforums.com/forum/membe...trip-2009.html

 

My favorite place to stay is Hidden Valley Deadwood.

Needles Hwy, Iron Mountain road from south to north, Rushmore, Spearfish canyon are all well worth the trip. The only thing you should realize is that you may get some snow that time of year as well. You won't get snowed in for days, but you might see some good snow at the higher elevations. By mid day it would probably be 80 degrees again. Just so you are prepared.

It is a great trip and always a good time. I prefer to be in the Black Hills when the rally isn't going on just because the riding is so much better.