Drive section
Cody, Wapiti, and Yellowstone East Entrance
Scenic Wyoming Route 20 segment linking Cody to Wapiti and the Yellowstone East Entrance without turning the live site into a full Yellowstone interior guide.
Cody, Wapiti, and Yellowstone East Entrance
This segment is the park-boundary continuation west of Cody. It gives the site a clear east-side Yellowstone approach while still keeping Yellowstone interior routing out of scope.
Quick orientation
- Anchors: Cody, Wapiti, and Yellowstone East Entrance
- Best for: travelers who want the scenic east approach to Yellowstone without turning this layer into a full park trip
- Trip fit: a strong half day from Cody or the final western Wyoming add-on after a longer Lusk-to-Cody run
- Map ID:
cody-wapiti-yellowstone-east-entrance
Why drive this stretch
Drive this stretch when you want the Wyoming build to reach the Yellowstone boundary in a clean, legible way. The road west of Cody through Wapiti Valley follows U.S. 14, 16, and 20 toward the East Entrance, making it one of the most scenic current approach sections on the route. Yellowstone itself remains outside the scope of this site layer.
Best next pages
Use the approach drive first
Cody to Yellowstone East Entrance Scenic Drive
Use the trip page first if you want the easiest way to turn the east approach into a practical outing from Cody.
Use Wapiti as the middle stop
Wapiti
Use Wapiti when you want a calmer in-between stop rather than jumping straight from Cody to the park boundary.
Use the Wyoming State Layer
Wyoming
Use the state page when you want the broader current Wyoming read from Lusk to the Yellowstone boundary.