The Red Canyon Wild Mustang Tour is one of the highlights if one stays longer at Cody, Wyoming. The tour operators have made it their responsibility to protect and preserve wild horses and other animals, thus allowing visitors to come on a scheduled basis. Aside from these lovely creatures, the place also provides a panoramic view, where families are allowed to take photographs.

The Red Canyon Wild Mustang Tour provides tour guides for school field trips and civic organizations. Their tour operator, Ken Martin, will provide visitors more facts about the Wild Mustangs and other herds and how to care for them. The tour takes about two hours and transportation is provided.

What visitors can anticipate when joining the tour is that they will learn more about horses. Trainers and professionals will be there to give guests brief information about the different stallions and its history, how they are nursed and cared for and how stallions challenge the younger ones in a fight, making the tour both educational and entertaining. Visitors are advised to wear comfortable clothes, have sunglasses, a hat and closed shoes as they are encouraged to walk along the desert.

Visitors must not limit their time only at the Red Canyon Wild Mustang Tour because there are other areas to explore within Cody. For instance, the recreation centers around is a venue to have golf, go biking, enjoy fishing and hiking. They may also inquire about a few sports facility centers, such as the Core Mountain Sports or the Jackson Hole Mountain Guides.

There are also a few lodging areas that are worth staying at while waiting for their journey to the Red Canyon Wild Mustang Tour to take place the next day or the day after. For a budget-friendly place, the Chamberlin Inn is the place to go while the Bill Cody Ranch is a Texan-style lodge that is suitable for visitors who are seeking comfort and style.