Sleeping Giant Spa

Sleeping Giant Spa serves Cody, Wyoming, the gateway town to Yellowstone's eastern entrance and the self-proclaimed 'Western Town USA,' named for Buffalo Bill Cody — William Frederick Cody, the scout, hunter, showman, and legendary figure who embodied and simultaneously invented the mythology of the American West through his Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, which toured America and Europe from 1883 to 1913 and introduced millions of people worldwide to a romanticized vision of frontier life that has shaped the global imagination of the American West ever since. The Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody houses five museums in a single campus — the Buffalo Bill Museum, Whitney Western Art Museum, Plains Indian Museum, Cody Firearms Museum, and the Draper Natural History Museum — making it the most comprehensive repository of Western American history, art, and culture in the world. The spa's bicarbonate mineral waters provide warm relaxation in a town where every aspect of the built environment celebrates the mythology of the West, and where the genuine geological wonder of Yellowstone's thermal activity — the world's most geothermally active landscape — lies just 53 miles up the road.