Wheels Motel Greybull

The motel is located at 1324 North Sixth Street on the northern side of Greybull. The immediate setting is low-rise, open, and firmly shaped by highway travel, with the Bighorn River nearby and downtown restaurants, shops, and local museums a short drive away. Greybull sits at a useful junction for trips toward Cody, Shell Canyon, the Bighorn Mountains, and the Red Gulch backcountry.

Nearby Attractions

• Greybull Museum – A compact local museum with exhibits covering the town, regional geology, fossils, ranching, and life in the Bighorn Basin.
• Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting – An outdoor aviation collection preserving aircraft and equipment connected to Greybull’s aerial-firefighting history.
• Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite – A public fossil site east of town with more than a thousand visible dinosaur tracks and a self-guided interpretive route.
• Shell Falls – A mountain waterfall reached along the drive through Shell Canyon, with overlooks and short walking paths during the accessible season.
• Bighorn River – The river passes close to the motel and supports fishing, wildlife watching, and quiet stretches of Wyoming scenery.

What to Expect Around Here

Greybull is a small crossroads town where services are useful, distances are long, and mountain weather can rewrite the afternoon plan. Downtown is modest, traffic is light, and most of the region’s stronger attractions involve a drive through open country. 

Check available rooms at Wheels Motel Greybull and plan a practical stop between the Bighorn Mountains, Cody, and northern Wyoming’s fossil country.