Buffalo Bill Reservoir is a large inland freshwater lake located in northwestern Wyoming near Cody. This high-altitude lake offers a protected kitesurfing environment with relatively calm conditions typical of enclosed water bodies. The eastern shoreline provides access to the main water body. Wind reliability is modest at 29%, with average winds around 10 knots, making this a location better suited for lighter wind days or lighter-weight kites. The lake's inland position means limited wind fetch compared to coastal breaks, resulting in smaller wave development and generally flat to choppy water conditions. Water temperatures remain cold year-round, requiring appropriate thermal protection. The spot works best for beginner to early intermediate kiters seeking flatwater practice or light wind sessions. The relatively shallow depths near visible shorelines and submerged objects require careful navigation and awareness of launch and landing zones. Best conditions typically occur with northerly winds providing side-shore approach along the eastern bank. This location suits progression riders developing skills in controlled freshwater conditions rather than riders seeking challenging wave or wind exposure.