Must stop place that will only take up a solid hour of your time. Many plaques that give you details explanations and historical information being the town and the people within it. Bring water it gets very hot. Considering I’m from NYC this was a unique experience for me which I found very fun. I hope you enjoy some of the pictures I took there :)

This is a must stop and see if you are in Cody Wyoming. These are the actual cabins from Wyoming and Montana. You can see The Hole in the Wall cabin along with many others. Plus there is a barn structure full of artifacts from the period. Absolutely stop by.

All the buildings are authentic. The history here will leave you speechless. Jeremiah Johnston is buried in the cemetery. Its liking stepping through the television into the set of Bonanza

Stopped by here for authentic experience of an old town. Knowledgeable person selling tickets was super friendly and readily answered questions and offered information about the place. Numerous buildings with many original items from those early days, meaning late 1800s. Takes about an hour. With a visit if you are in the area. Small gift shop. Highly recommend.

Really fun, a bit more expensive than I anticipated, but the artifacts, staging and interpretation are well done. The buildings stay quite cool even on a blistering hot day-like when we were there. The roping area was fun for the kids, even though it was hot. The old time store was fascinating and sparked a lot of conversation.

Definitely worth the stop! Very interesting and informative. All ages will enjoy it

Like walking back into the old west. The buildings are authentic and very well kept. Lots of artifacts that are very interesting. Enjoyable visit for only $20.

Neat museum for all ages. Its the only place I know that gives you a raw unedited glimpse into the wild west. Lots of western cabins and stores. Several smaller museums in some of the cabins. This place is just cool...oh and Jeremiah Johnson is buried here!

Fantastic, what a chance to see so much of the actual real west in one place. I use an electric scooter and was able to go along and see all the preserved buildings, well worth the price and time. Staff are awesome.

It was very interesting to see the story behind all the cabins and see real western items along with many native American items. We loved it and captured some awesome photos!

All the buildings are actual historical cabins that were found in Wyoming and Montana. Jeremiah Johnston was reburied there and there is a story that goes along with that. Each building pretty much has a story to it. If you like Western history, this is the place to see.

Absolutely recommend coming here to explore preserved history! Doesnt take to long to explore the cabins and listen to the incredible stories behind each cabin and cemetery.

We got there and it was closed. But the old man who was managing the place open up for us and we paid half the price. Probably 1/4 of the rooms were open but at the end he opened also the museum and it was amazing. Great Pisces from the fur rush, Indians and cowboys items. Very well preserved.It definitely worth a stop!Thank you for opening the gate for us.

It was neat to see someone had the vision to save the old buildings. To let you see what it was like back in the day. How small the inside of the building actually was for the family to live together. Its not like todays standard where everyone has their own room.

Fun place a lot of history about the area. Self guided tour so you can take time if you want.

Crazy old building with lots of cool stuff. A nice peek into history from both the native perspective and the white mans perspective. I will say it was more on the history of trail towns over all. Great exhibit, would go again. Just know bathrooms are closed right now due to COVID so stop early if you gotta use em.

Great place for family. Get educated about the old wets and some of its famous and infamous characters. Lots of relics inside the old buildings along with a story about each building. Great museum full of western pioneer and indian relics. Another full of various styles of period wagons. As an added bonus theres apparently a hitch of rabbits on premises. Saw a few of them.

Great informational welcome from the lady in the front selling tickets. The buildings were clearly marked with many interesting things to look at inside and out. Make sure to take the boardwalk back and see the wagon barn. The gravesites were interesting with detailed history.

Great stop for a family. We all enjoyed it. (Kids ages 6-17) The lady at the shop was helpful and taught us how to use the lasso! The old town with its cabins, graveyard and artifacts was very fascinating. Told stories of both the settlers and the natives. It’s not a ton of walking; it’s all condensed and I believe it was handicapped accessible. At the time we visited during COVID19, the restrooms were closed, but it’s near several gas stations so just plan ahead.

The kids as well as adults loved this little glimpse into the past!! It was great to hear the stories and read about the buildings as well. I love the fact that all of the buildings (with the exception of 2 I believe) were all original cabins and even a saloon!

Good place c to visit, particularly if you like American History

Very well presented for viewing & information. Well worth the reasonable entry fee. You can browse quickly thru in about 30-45 minutes if limited on time, or easily take up to 3 hours to read about the History and other informative tidbits. The displays, for the most part, are period correct, and authentic. I saw several young children enjoying the Museum. They had roping dummies for them to play & sharpen their skills. My favorites were Butch Cassidy & the Hole in the Wall Gangs hideout, and the Saloon where they spent some time as well. There are even bullet holes in the door!! The largest building has an extremely old Canoe, along with other relics and photos, again great presentation!!! What a wonderful piece of Western History. Thank you Cody, Wyoming for your efforts to share and keep the old West alive for all to enjoy. Well Done!!!

Very cool history and artifacts. Some of the exhibits (cabins) were closed. Getting in took a little long but not bad. Restrooms were closed so we had to leave and come back.. Overall a good experience.

Wonderful experience! Nice pictures, lot of bunnies

Entertaining and not expensive. Great look back in time

Very nice rebuild old town. All original buildings from the area.Gives you a real nice inside in how log cabins where build and how the people lived back in the days. Nice description of the buildings and a story of the history of each one.Also a lot of cariages and tools are on display.The entry fee is small and used to preserve the buildings.

This, if you like old buildings like I do, is a great stop. Bunnies hope around, buildings are wonderfully preserved. Thank you Old Town trail for collecting and taking care of our western history. Oh, and the gift shop and the people running it rock!

Great historical place to visit. Learn about the old west. See real artifacts. Amazing.

Very good displays. Overwhelming amount of historical objects. Well worth the entrance fee.

Loved it! Loved the fact people actually lived and died, and enjoyed themselves in the buildings. I love being drawn into peoples stories. It was great!

This was a very fun old town, had roping for the kids. Lots of interesting info on old cabins and of course Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, and other outlaws of the old west.

Interesting and educational but mostly for the adults. Older kids were mildly interested and the 7year old was pretty much done after the first few buildings. Recommended as an affordable alternative for a quick stop while in Cody

Gave some relevance to my wife about days gone by.Fees easy on the wallet, easy parking, easy walking

This place was really cool... lots of parking for cars, including RVs. I honestly didnt think it would be real busy there cause I didnt think it would be much to do and see... I was wrong!! It was really interesting!!! Full of artifacts and loads of history... the gentleman at the check in was nice to go step by step through every area and give a little background information on it.. they are doing some remodeling in the near future.. I wouldnt mind stopping back again and seeing it once that is all done... some pretty cool history on the Sundance kid, the lady in blue and the Hole in the Wall gang! Worth the stop!

A must stop if youre in Cody. Fun displays of the earlier days. Lots of information and the people working there are very knowledgeable and fun to visit with.

Looks really cool. We were excited to check it out but despite advertising, pamphlet & Google all listing it open until 7pm, it closes at 6pm this summer! Disappointed to have to skip it.

Fun and interesting place to visit would definitely recommend stopping by if you are out in Cody.

Excellent restoration of old western cabins. Nice history...

For $10 you can take a stroll back in time to the Wild West days. See hideout homes of Billy the Kid, graves, and more.

The authentic items helped us have a better understanding of how life was during that period of time.

Took a little trip to Cody to visit friends, never heard of this place and decided to go take a look...did not regret it!!!

Well worth the $10 admit fee, really gives a good feeling for what the old west was like.

Cool history here.

Had a great time. Love all the work put into the displays and history.

If you havent been here yet, you have to go check this place out! Super cool!

The stories characters are more interesting than the Old West buildings here. Some items on display are not period correct. Otherwise Old Trail provides insight into WY life leading up to the 20th century.

This is a must see! Nothing like it in the West. Worth every penny. Reasonable price considering.

The most amazing amount of history is here!! If you love anything historical about the Old West.....come here...its an eye opener! Our family loved it!!

Jeremiahs grave was worth it alone. Rivers Saloon as great. Very fun and educational.

It was a very neat place to explore and actually stand in places that Butch Cassidy and others had stood many years earlier. I highly recommend visiting here.

Cool place to visit while your in cody wyoming

Extremely educational place. One could spend a full day here and not get bored. The authenticity of each cabin us remarkable.

Its an interesting look back into the history of the area. Well worth the trip to see it.

Awesome portrayal of an old West town ! They do a great job keeping the history alive !

Nice to see these old cabins being preserved in a group setting. Gives a good idea of life then and how little they had.

Each house was totally different. Seeing the items our settlers used was awsome.

Al original buildings.Also great history.

Great!! It was very informative and and interesting to learn about the old town.

Rather expensive for a self guided tour. Some cool things to see but not enough or interactive enough.

Cool place, lot of interesting history and displays there!

Old Trail Town is located, in the Cody, Wyoming USA.This a kind of living museum and historical site of America where all stories represented by the old artifacts lying there.I like to see this place.To me to come to this place is looks like to go back to the Old Wild West. Adventuring by the time machine that cost you USD10 per person, Hahaha.A kind of story since the beginning of life on earth, the world is always divided by good guys and the bad guys, such stories that we can see and hear in this Old Trail Town.As long as theres life, they ill always be a war between Angels and Demons.As a historical site, this place is nice and has a lot of things to see. It might very hot there if you come on daylight and I believe there would be so cold at night.But it would be good if they curator of this site, make a kind of attraction called night at the Old Trail Town experiences.Listening to the music from the salon, turn the traditional lighting system on and festival of wearing cowboys and cowgirls suite.Reminding me of the Ghost Tour of Alamo and the OK Corral town.

Looks great but season closes early

Such a cool piece of history!

Great place to see real western history . Dont miss it

Some great old cabins and historical burial sites.

Neat little stop in Cody with lots of history. If you like the Old West youll enjoy this place!

Great place! We enjoyed the visit very much. Very interesting if you want to learn more about the Old West.

A must see! The buildings are all original that have been moved to this location from somewhere in Wyoming. You can go inside most of them, and Jerimiah Liver Eatin Johnson is buried there along with 5 others. Bob Edgar, whos picture is last, initiated Trail Town. He is also a local trick sharpshooter and a wonderful man!

Nice stop, its a crazy place, must visit to know why...., love it.

We were staying next door and couldnt pass up the chance to see some authentic Wild West history. The price is right for a walk around a historical street reconstructed from buildings from the local area, including three frequented by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. There are also several grave sites, including that of Jeremiah Johnson. Great photo opportunities and definitely worth a stop.

An interesting place to see pioneer cabins rescued from other areas. Many artifacts, both pioneer and Native American from a bygone era.

Authentic cabins from all over Wyoming. Grave site of Bill Cody and gorgeous views of the mountains in the distance. Lots of history contained in this small village. Affordable and well laid out!

Lots of history. It is fascinating

Really cool and worth the minimal price. Take 1-2 hours depending on your pace.

The history is so interesting, hopefully it is something that will always be around.

A place to see if you are in Cody to get a flavour of the old Wild West

Very interesting. Loved the history. Interesting seeing the grave of Jaramiah Johnson and others buried there. Worth a look see!

Really enjoyable. Totally worth the price of admission.

Nice place for a short visit!

Always one of my favorite places to visit with the kids in Cody. So much history.

Great price, so many interesting historical artifacts and stories! Would definitely go again.

Very interesting to learn more about the old west way of life and see the actual buildings that the people lived in back in the 1800s. These buildings were taken apart from nearby locations, moved and reconstructed. Tons of artifacts on display that were really cool! It is a must see when visiting Cody, WY.

A great look into the past of the wild west

One of best western historical towns ever visited. Filled with authentic displays. A must see on Cody.

Husband and I loved it! Lots of history and information. Entrance fee was reasonable too.

Interesting history of the west

Had a blast here. Thought it would be your typical tourist trap. Turned out to be amazing.

Bit of a tourist trap with a whole bunch of old hits gathered from across the west. Lots of info from the host, but all in all, even though it was quite reasonable entry, not sure Id stop off here.

An incredible experience. Without a doubt my favorite spot in Cody.

The Old trail town is as an authentic experience of seeing artifacts and buildings that are periodically correct as any in the west. It was a wonderful experience that we all enjoyed so much. We have seen lots of historical buildings and items across the U.S and this is well worth the money! Everyone in our group from 7-60 thoroughly enjoyed themselves!

It was interesting but a little pricey for what it us.

My son loved it. Was very neat place to see. Although I will say I think the price is a little steep. $10 for adults is a little much. $5 for adults and maybe $2-3 for kids would be a better price. My mom and grandma chose not to go in because the price to enter was too mu h.

I loved seeing old trail town! I would definitely come back to Cody to see it again and see the added changes. Well worth it. I liked it much better than the five museum place. I wouldnt go back to that one.

I definitely recommend this place. We were traveling from Yellowstones east gate and wanted something fun to do in Cody. We had seen this place from the road and decided to check it out. The price was reasonable and they gave us a military discount.The pictures at this place all but take themselves. Its so easy to take pictures youll love to have for years. Not only is the town picturesque, but you have the opportunity to learn so much about the real old west. It made me love Wyoming even more than I already do!

If you are interested in the old west, then this place is for you.

Very interesting place to visit. Hidden gem.

Really interesting and fun to walk around!

It was really neat to walk around.

This was such a neat place to see. So glad we found it. 27 buildings that are original and have been moved here to make this town. Jeremiah Johnson was reburied here and he is buried with others in an area that looks western with the iron fence. This was an enjoyable history lesson. Would advise going.

One our favorite places when we stayed in Cody. Love this area and Old Trail Town was very interesting to visit. Walk at your own pace. Really old, authentic cabins. You will even see a picture of a very famous movie star in one of the cabins. On site parking and very reasonable admission. Lady at office will provide nice background information.