Chief Joseph Scenic Byway gets an audio tour
21 Jun 2023
News
Since the pandemic, more people are roadtripping and many are driving through Yellowstone National Park. One of the main ways to get to the park is the Chief Joseph Highway, which is a 47-mile top scenic byway that starts just outside of Cody.
The Chief Joseph Scenic Byway travel story audio tour was created by Cody Yellowstone, part of the Park County Travel Council. Executive Director Ryan Hauck said the two other audio tours they have feature the highway between Cody and the East Entrance of Yellowstone and downtown Cody – both have proven to be popular. In the summer they can get up to 170 downloads per day.
Read the complete article from Wyoming Public Media here.
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