Road trip plan
Cody to Yellowstone East Entrance Scenic Drive
Scenic Wyoming Route 20 outing built around Cody, Wapiti Valley, and the Yellowstone East Entrance boundary.
Cody to Yellowstone East Entrance Scenic Drive
This is the scenic east-approach drive on the site for travelers who want the current Wyoming build to reach the Yellowstone boundary without turning the outing into a full Yellowstone itinerary.
Uses these segments
- Greybull and Cody for the western Wyoming gateway run into Cody
- Cody, Wapiti, and Yellowstone East Entrance for the scenic approach from Cody to the park boundary
Best anchor towns
- Cody is the clearest practical base for this drive
- Wapiti is the best middle stop when you want the valley section to feel like part of the trip
- Yellowstone East Entrance is the boundary finish, not a full park itinerary
Best fit
Use this drive when you want the most scenic current western Wyoming add-on now on the site. It works best for travelers who want Cody as the base, a clear run through Wapiti Valley, and a deliberate stop at the Yellowstone boundary before the site hands off around the park discontinuity. U.S. 20 reaches the East Entrance on the Wyoming side, while the route is officially discontinuous and unsigned through Yellowstone itself.
Best next pages
Use the approach segment
Cody, Wapiti, and Yellowstone East Entrance
Use this segment when you want the full scenic approach to the Yellowstone boundary in one page.
Use the Wyoming State Layer
Wyoming
Use the state page when you want the broadest current Wyoming read from Lusk through the Yellowstone boundary.
Use the west re-entry next
West Yellowstone to Island Park Scenic Drive
Use this next when you want to see where Route 20 becomes practical again west of Yellowstone.