Which of the following locations hosts a popular gold tour rodeo?

Cody, Wyoming is well-known for hosting the Cody Stampede Rodeo, which is a part of the larger gold tour rodeo circuit. This annual event, held during the Fourth of July, attracts a large number of contestants and spectators, showcasing various rodeo events such as bronc riding, bull riding, and barrel racing. The rodeo's strong cultural ties to the American West and its rich history make it a prominent feature in the rodeo circuit.

While Las Vegas is famous for its Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) events, particularly the National Finals Rodeo, it is not specifically known as a traditional gold tour rodeo location. Buffalo, New York, and Atlanta, Georgia, do not have the same historical ties to rodeo nor do they typically feature prominent rodeo events that are classified as part of the gold tour. Cody's authentic cowboy atmosphere and longstanding rodeo tradition cement its status in this context.