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Rocking Shamrock Ranch is centrally located in the midst of the best the northern Rockies has to offer.
Our property is approximately 10 minutes from both downtown Cody and Yellowstone Regional Airport.
Guests can easily get to and explore Cody’s renown Buffalo Bill Center of the West (called by many the “Smithsonian of the West”), restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, art galleries and live entertainment. The Cody Nite Rodeo is in full swing every night from June 1 through August 31, where riders from around the world compete in traditional rodeo events to include bronc riding, bull riding, barrel racing, breakaway roping, tie down and team roping.
For your convenience and needs, within town there are several national and regional banks, mail services, salons, barber shops, dry cleaners, pharmacies, a Walmart, health food store, gourmet shops, liquor stores and grocery store.
Exploring the magnificent natural beauty outside of Cody is a must. Our accommodations are approximately 50 minutes from the east gate of Yellowstone National Park, via the North Fork Highway. This drive offers majestic views of the Buffalo Bill Reservoir, Absaroka Mountain Range and Shoshone River. Visitors will pass by historic dude ranches and depending on the season can visit Sleeping Giant Ski Resort and Pahaska Teepee, Buffalo Bill’s historic hunting lodge.
See wild horses at nearby McCullough Peaks, 25 miles away and the Pryor Mountains, approximately 38 miles away. Within the Pryor Mountain National Recreation Area guests can also explore the “Grand Canyon”, Big Horn Lake, the Lockhart historic ranch site and the wild horses which are descended from the Spanish mustangs.
The start of the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway is a 25 mile drive away, located within the Beartooth Mountains. Its breathtaking and majestic scenery is unforgettable and considered by many to be one of the most beautiful roads in America.
Between the towns of Meeteetse (30 minutes drive) and Thermopolis (90 minute drive) lies the Legend Rock Petroglyphs, which are incredibly well preserved. The visitor center is open during summer months, and explorers can take a self guided tour of this special and spiritual area.
The town of Thermopolis offers spas and hot springs guests can enjoy as well as a dinosaur museum, restaurants and shops.

Once you arrive, getting around by car is best. Parking in town and surrounding areas is not difficult.