See Wild Mustangs on a Private Tour, Cody, Wyoming
Aug 24, 2026, 9:00 AM
Northwest Travel Life
Originally published on Northwest Travel & Life.
Mustangs roam the plains of Wyoming, and this summer, you can see them up close and personal with a private tour. Starting in May through October, Cody Wild Mustang Tours is a small-group, off-road journey into the McCullough Peaks Wild Mustang Herd Management Area, home to one of the state’s most iconic free-roaming horse herds.
Private tours occur in the morning and afternoon, covering 3 to 4 hours of rugged terrain in a comfortable SUV. Summer mornings mean crisp air, glowing light and mustangs already on the move, while afternoon tours unfold under warm sunshine, with shimmering heat across the plains and herds grazing lazily as the sun begins its descent. Guides share stories of Buffalo Bill Cody, Jim Bridger and early Indigenous history, weaving the landscape’s past into the wildlife you’ll see through provided Vortex binoculars and spotting scopes.
With groups capped at five and a promise of “no two tours ever the same,” summer at McCullough Peaks promises wild beauty, warm days and memories that last a lifetime.
Explore more at codywmt.com/home-cody-wild-mustang-tours-2. Plan your trip to Cody at codyyellowstone.org.
