OUTDOOR SPACES IN CHEYENNE + BEYOND
TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT’S INSIDE:
• Curt Gowdy State Park
• Vedauwoo Recreation Area
• Hawk Springs State Recreation Area
• Sloan Lake & Lake Absarraca
• Greater Cheyenne Greenway
• For the Doggos
• Skiing & Snowboarding
• Fishing
• Disc Golf, Golfing & Putt Putt
• Hunting
• Parks and More!
30 MINUTES FROM CHEYENNE
The beautiful attractions within Curt Gowdy State Park are near the crossroads of two major interstates, I-80 and I-25. There are three reservoirs, Granite, Crystal and North Crow. Wood & ice are available are 24/7 with the honor system through payment apps. Dogs welcome | No swimming.
• Access at the Aspen Grove Trailhead
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fee
The course meets National Field Archery Association standards as a 28-target field course. The 2-mile archery trail is set in a natural wooded environment. The trail is of moderate difficulty on moderate terrain.
• Trails are located from the Visitor Center to Crystal Reservoir
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fee
35 miles of trails connect Granite & Crystal Reservoirs. Specific features include four mountain bike play areas and mountain biking skills areas. The International Mountain Biking Association awarded the designation of Epic to the Curt Gowdy Trail System in 2009.
• Granite Reservoir: ramp is south of the Visitor Center, past the Granite fee booth
• Crystal Reservoir: ramp at Dam overlook
• Available May - October
• Included with Daily Use Fee
• Boating is available on Granite Reservoir (no HP limit), as well as Crystal Reservoir (15 HP limit)
• Non-motorized boating available at North Crow Reservoir, 5 miles west of the Visitor Center off Hwy-210
• Available May - October
• Included with Daily Use Fee
• At the Sherman Hills Campground
• Year-Round Availability
• Cabins may be reserved by calling 877-996-7275 or by booking online up to 4 months in advance.
Beautiful hilltop views of Granite Springs Reservoir. 4 camping cabins equipped with air conditioning and heating. ADA accessible cabins available.
• Year-Round Availability (some only May - October)
• Day Use and Overnight Camping Fees apply. Electric is +$10/night.
There are a total of 178 campsites; all of these sites are by reservation only.
SPECIAL NOTE: Curt Gowdy State Park does NOT have a trailer dump station.
• Located at South end of parking lot
• $10 fee
• Open May 1 - October
• Year-Round Availability (ice fishing, too)
• Granite and Crystal are first to ice up and have nicely sized perch
• Upper North Crow has rainbow and brown trout, splake and grayling
• Day Use Fee and a valid Wyoming Fishing License are required (purchase license prior to arrival)
Stream fishing includes a walk-in area between Granite and Crystal Reservoirs, as well as in the inlet to Granite Reservoir and the Upper North Crow Reservoir outlet.
• Located in Federal Bay and Sherman Hills Campgrounds
• Year-Round Availability
• Day Use Fee and a valid Wyoming Fishing License (purchase license prior to arrival)
• Trail system goes from Granite Reservoir to Crystal Reservoir
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fees
Curt Gowdy State Park has over 35 miles of trails for just about any cardio level. The trails are well-designed and suitable for any skill level, and range in elevation from 6,800 to 7,600. El Alto and Slabz! Trails provide some incredible views, and don’t miss the waterfall at the west end of Crow Creek Trail. Curt Gowdy Kate’s Trail is a 1-mile concrete trail starting and finishing at the Visitor Center. This trail gives anyone with a disability an opportunity to view natural areas of the park.
• Equestrian-Only Loop exit (located in Horse Campgrounds)
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fees
A horse corral for public use is located near Aspen Grove Campground. There is also a large fenced pasture area. BYOH (Horse).
SPECIAL NOTE: Archery hunting with a permit is allowed. There is no hunting with a firearm.
• Located throughout the park (designated areas)
• Available by season and with a permit only
• Included with Daily Use Fees
Call ahead for details before hunting in the park. Currently only open to deer hunting, with archery equipment, ONLY during the rifle season. The amount of area that is huntable is very small and for most, may not be worth it.
• Located just through the main park entrance, at the Visitor Center, lower floor. There is a parking lot that is next to the facility door.
• Year-Round Availability
• Day Use Fees apply for entrance to the park. Showers are $.50 for 3 minutes; Dollar changer available.
There are 7 ADA compliant showers available: 3 male, 3 female and one for ADA/Family use.
• May 15 - Sept 15: 8am - 5pm
• Oct 1 - May 14, Weds - Sun: 9am - 3pm
• No additional fees
A new state-of-the-art, green-certified, visitor center opened in 2014. This 8,700 SF building features several environmentally friendly elements including beetle kill framing and T&G decking. The Visitor’s Center received a LEED Platinum rating. An extensive display about Curt Gowdy, as well as information about the park and activities, is housed in the Visitor’s Center.
JACK & GYPSIES CAMP STORE:
• Open Friday, Saturday and sunday from 10am - 4pm.
• Offering non-motorized boat rentals, food and camping supplies.
• Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Little House is specifically designed to teach kids ages 3-12 year old the park’s mission of kindness education. Programming will involve arts, crafts and special programs guided by staff.
Sources: Wyoparks.wyo.gov
45 MINUTES FROM CHEYENNE
Vedauwoo, meaning “Land of the Earthborn Spirit,” sits at an elevation of 8,000 feet and offers a range of outdoor activities including hiking, climbing, biking, and camping. Renowned for its Sherman Granite rock walls, Vedauwoo has over 1,000 climbing routes, making it one of the top destinations for rock climbing in the world.
• Open Mid-April to Mid-October
• Included with Daily Use Fees
The climbing areas are divided into 3 areas:
1. Central Vedauwoo features over 20 formations, including the Fall Wall, which is the most popular climbing spot in the area. It offers a range of climbing grades suitable for all skill levels. Fall Wall can be quite busy on weekends due to the beautiful views it provides.
2. The Outback Areas offer additional climbing formations with more challenging routes, such as those found in the Greater Reynolds Area and Blair.
3. The Outlying Climbing Areas are accessed via Happy Jack Road. These areas include a few climbing spots like The Roof Ranch, Eagle Rock, and Jet Stream.
• Trails range from the Turtle Rock trailhead westward to the Pole Creeking Hiking area
• Open Mid-April to Mid-October
• Included with Daily Use Fees
Vedauwoo offers approximately 23 miles of trails, consisting of 3 easy, 16 intermediate, and 2 difficult. The most wellknown trail is the Turtle Rock Loop, wellmaintained with 320 feet of elevation gain, making it perfect for all ages.
• Open Mid-April to Mid-October
• Included with Daily Use Fees
Trails range from the Turtle Rock trail head and go west to the Pole Creeking Hiking area. Much of the cycling trails are shared with the hiking trails (please be aware of the safety of those on foot!). Ranges from easy to difficult.
• Open Mid-April to Mid-October
• $20/campsite in Central Vedauwoo
• Free/campsite outside main gate
Central Vedauwoo campground features 2 loops that wind around the slabs and rock formations. There are 28 first-come, first-served campsites equipped with tables, fire pits, toilets, and trash cleanup facilities.
Additionally, Vedauwoo offers free camping areas outside the main gate and the central hiking/climbing area, except where expressly prohibited. This area is designated as a White Arrow Management Area, requiring campers to set up at least 100 feet from any road, with a maximum distance of 200 feet.
• Located in Central Vedauwoo Area.
• Mid-April to Mid-October
• Included in Daily Use Fees
• Peak season for the flowers is the first part of July
• Local wildlife seen throughout the year
• Included in Daily Use Fees
Sources: VisitLaramie.org, fs.usda.gov, Vedauwoo, HikingProject.org
57 MINUTES FROM CHEYENNE
Hawk Springs is a charming recreation area offering a variety of activities such as fishing, boating, swimming, camping, or relaxing on the beach. Historically, people have flocked to this southeastern Wyoming gem for fishing and boating exclusively. Seasonal portable water hydrants are available for convenience. Sources: Wyoparks.wyo.gov
• Located on the eastern shoreline
• Water levels change throughout the year, so beach availability varies
• Included with Daily Use Fees
BOAT DOCK/RAMP:
• Launch/ramp at park entrance
• Usually available between Spring/Fall
• Included with Daily Use Fees
A floating dock is available for boaters to use to float/unload their boat trailers
BOATING:
• Access is at the park entrance
• Prohibited Dec 1 - Feb 15
• Included with Daily Use Fees
• Located off of the main roadway
• Year-Round Availability
• Daily Use and Overnight Camping Fees Apply
24 campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fees
• Need valid fishing license (must get license prior to arrival)
Both shoreline & boat fishing available.
• Located off the main road into the park, adjacent to the campground
• Included with Daily Use Fees
Hawk Springs has four horseshoe pits to enjoy with your friends and family.
• Located throughout the park off of the main access road
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fees
26 picnic table and fire rings are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• 2 swing sets are located adjacent to the campgrounds, just off the main access road
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fees
RESTROOM FACILITIES:
• 3 restroom facilities are available throughout the park off of the main access road.
• Year-Round Availability
• Included with Daily Use Fees
LOCATED IN CHEYENNE, WYO.
Sloan Lake is nestled within Lions Park and offers rentable water sports during summer months. Lions park is a community favorite for walking, jogging and biking on its surrounding paths. The park features picnic areas, playgrounds and open spaces for various outdoor activities, while the lake itself is stocked with fish.. Throughout the year, Lions Park hosts a number of community events.
Nearby Lake Absarraca is close to Cheyenne Frontier Days Park, and across from the Airport Golf Course. It’s another great spot for fishing, boating and picnicking. The lake’s trails offer additional space for walking and running.
• Located at 710 S Lions Park Drive
• Year-Round Availability
• Parking available on the south west side of the lake
• Boat ramp, fishing pier and boat dock are located on the south west side of the lake
• Beach access is located on the south side of the lake
TYPES OF FISH:
Frequently caught fish: Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass and Rainbow Trout.
Fish found in this lake: Brook Trout, Black Bullhead, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Brown Trout, Bear River Cutthroat, Channel Catfish, Cutthroat Trout, Green Sunfish, Largemouth Bass, Pumpkinseed, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass and Yellow Perch.
LAKE DEPTH:
Max: 13 Feet
Average: 6 Feet
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
• Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass must be released if less than 15 inches
• No motors >15 horsepower on the lake
• Always check the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for the most updated regulations, daily bag limits, size limits and possession limits for fish species.
LAKE ABSARRACA:
• Located at 1010 Kennedy Road
• Year-Round Availability
• Parking available on the north side of the lake
• Boat ramp and fishing pier are located on the north side of the lake
• NOTE: Portions of the lake are bordered by private land
TYPES OF FISH:
Frequently caught fish: Black Crappie, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Yellowstone Cutthroat.
Fish found in this lake: Black Bullhead, Black Crappie, Bluegill, Brown Trout, Channel Catfish, Cutthroat Trout, Green Sunfish, Largemouth Bass, Pumpkinseed, Rainbow Trout, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Yellowstone Cutthroat.
LAKE DEPTH:
Max: 16 Feet
Average: 5 Feet
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
• Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass must be released if less than 15 inches
• Combustion engines in motorized watercraft is prohibited
Sources: FishExplorer.com, WGFD.wyo.gov
SLOAN LAKE BOAT RENTAL (CITY OF CHEYENNE)
2024 WYOMING GAME & FISH COMMISSION FISHING REGULATIONS
WEBSITE MAP
Many parts of the greenway are accessible from residential neighborhoods, making it easy for residents to access the trails for recreation, exercise, or commuting.
The greenway serves as a venue for community events, recreational programs, and outdoor activities throughout the year. These events often celebrate Cheyenne’s beauty & promote healthy lifestyles among residents.
The Greenway is a 10-foot wide concrete path that connects schools, neighborhoods and parks throughout Cheyenne. It has been designed to help pedestrians avoid vehicle traffic by using over- and underpasses. There are ongoing efforts for future connections and improvements as the City grows. Sources: CheyenneCity.org
Along the Greenway, users can find restrooms, picnic areas, benches, and playgrounds. These facilities enhance the usability and enjoyment for families and individuals alike.
The greenway spans over 45 miles, winding through parts of Cheyenne. It connects parks, neighborhoods, business districts, and natural areas, providing convenient access to outdoor recreation for the community.
Users can enjoy views of natural landscapes, water features, and urban green spaces. The pathways often pass by parks and ponds that enhance the overall outdoor experience.
There are multiple interconnected trails, including along Crow Creek, Dry Creek, and the Union Pacific Railroad corridor. These are popular for walking, jogging, biking, and other non-motorized activities.
NANCY MOCKLER COMMUNITY
DOG PARK:
• Next to Cheyenne Animal Shelter: 800 Southwest Drive
• Fenced dog park
• Separate areas for small/older dogs
• Open from sunrise to sunset
• Pick-up bags at park
LET DOGS RUN DOG PARK:
• 1911 Horse Creek Road
• Open field for dogs to roam
• Is a Wyoming State Trust land, and is open for multiple uses
• Bring your own poop bags
• Owners can/will be fined if they attack any livestock on the land
DOG PARK AT CAHILL:
COMFORT INN AND SUITES
201 W. Fox Farm Road | (307) 514-6051
COMFORT INN AND SUITES
5401 Walker Road | (307) 369-2404
HISTORIC PLAINS HOTEL & RESTAURANT
1600 Central Avenue | (307) 638-3311
LA QUINTA BY WYNDHAM
2410 West Lincolnway | (307) 632-7117
LITTLE AMERICA HOTEL & RESORT
2800 W Lincolnway | (307) 775-8400
MICROTEL INN & SUITES BY WYNDHAM
1400 W Lincolnway | (307) 274-4593
MY PLACE HOTEL
1920 W Lincolnway | (307) 634-1400
• Dell Range & Friendship Circle
• No fence
• Area has many small children playing
• Pick-up bags on location
FE WARREN AFB DOG PARK:
• 901-1919 Seneca Avenue
• Must have base access
DOG PARK AT SOUTHEAST WYOMING WELCOME CENTER:
• 5611 High Plains Road
• Smaller area with fence
BEST WESTERN + FRONTIER INN
8101 Hutchins Drive | (307) 638-8891
CANDLEWOOD SUITES
CHEYENNE, AN IHG HOTEL
2335 Tura Parkway | (307) 634-6622
QUALITY INN CHEYENNE I-25 S 2245 Etchepare Drive | (307) 638-7202
RED LION HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER
204 W Fox Farm Road | (307) 638-4466
STAYBRIDGE SUITES CHEYENNE 5109 Frontier Mall | (307) 634-6370
SUPER 8 BY WYNDHAM 1900 W Lincolnway | (307) 635-8741
TOWNPLACE SUITES
1710 W Lincolnway | (307) 634-0400
TRAVELODGE BY WYNDHAM
1625 Stillwater | (307) 274-3666
TRU BY HILTON CHEYENNE
423 W Fox Farm Road | (307) 222-3600
45 RANCH SUPPLY, LLC
707 E Fox Farm Road | (307) 635-1216
A&C FEED
721 W 22nd Street | (307) 634-7391
CHEYENNE DOG FOOD COMPANY 801 W Pershing | (307) 514-6555
JAX OUTDOOR RANCH & SUPPLY 1400 Dell Range | (307) 775-6600
MURDOCH’S RANCH/HOME SUPPLY
3773 E. Lincolnway | (307) 632-7888
PETCO 1782 Dell Range | (307) 632-8692
TAIL WAGGERS & WASH
3543 E Lincolnway | (307) 514-5060
TRACTOR SUPPLY
10643 Hynds Blvd | (307) 635-9945
ACCOMPLICE BREWERY
115 W 15th Street | (307) 632-2337
BELLA FUOCO PIZZA
2115 Warren Avenue | (307) 514-2855
BLACKTOOTH BREWING
520 W 19th Street | (307) 514-0362
BLUE RAVEN BREWERY
209 E 18th Street | (307) 369-1978
BUNKHOUSE BAR & GRILL
1064 Happy Jack | (307) 632-6184
CHIPOTLE
1508 Dell Range | (307) 632-6200
CULVER’S - NORTH
1239 Dell Range | (307) 778-3166
CULVER’S - SOUTH
2231 E Lincolnway | (307) 369-4136
DOG HAUS BIERGARTEN
3838 Atkin Street | (307) 426-4326
FIVE GUYS CHEYENNE
1400 Dell Range | (307) 634-2543
FREEDOM’S EDGE BREWERY
1509 Pioneer Avenue | (307) 514-5314
THE LIBRARY CAFE
2200 Pioneer Avenue | (307) 773-7215
OMELET HOUSE
216 E 17th Street | (307) 514-0487
PARAMOUNT CAFE
1607 Capitol Avenue | (307) 634-2576
SONIC DRIVE-IN - NORTH
2540 Dell Range | (307) 632-9188
SONIC DRIVE-IN - SOUTH
125 S Greeley Hwy | (307) 432-0053
TERRY BISON
51 I-25 Frontage Road | (307) 634-4171
T-JOE’S STEAKHOUSE & SALOON
12700 I-80 Service Rd | (307) 634-8750
WESTBY’S EDGE BREWERY
714 W 20th Street | (307) 369-1555
BRADBURY BOARDING CAMP
1635 Co Rd 136 | (307) 287-7464
CHEYENNE DOG FOOD COMPANY
801 W Pershing | (307) 514-6555
K-9 KENNELS
310 W College Drive | (307) 635-5273
FUREVER FRIENDS PET BATHING AND GROOMING
500 W 15th Street, 140 | (307) 514-9244
RED RUFF INN: DAYCARE, PET HOTEL, GROOMING & TRAINING
1503 Hinkley Drive | (307) 635-7833
Sources: Cheyenne.org, Google.com
WITHIN 3-HOUR DRIVE
While Cheyenne doesn’t have ski resorts within its city limits, there’s several options within a few hours’ drive for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. The closest is Snowy Range Ski Area, about 1.5 hours west, offering various trails and amenities like rentals and lessons. *Resorts listed are less than four hours from Cheyenne. Additional resorts are listed under the Ski Passes that may be 4+ hours away.
SNOWY RANGE SKI AREA
Base elevation 9,000 ft.
90 miles (1 hour 45 minutes)
3254 WY-130, Centennial, WY
LOVELAND SKI AREA
Base elevation 10,800 ft
115 miles (2 hours)
I-70, Exit 216, Dillon, CO
ARAPAHOE BASIN SKI AREA
Base elevation 10,780
130 miles (2 hours 30 minutes)
28194 Highway 6, Dillon, CO
ELDORA MOUNTAIN RESORT
Base Elevation 9,200
90 miles (1 hour 45 minutes)
2861 Eldora Ski Road, Nederland, CO
WINTER PARK RESORT
Base elevation 9,000
130 miles (2 hours 30 minutes)
85 Parsenn Road, Winter Park, CO
KEYSTONE SKI RESORT
Base elevation 9,280
135 miles (2 hours 30 minutes)
21966 U.S. Hwy 6, Keystone, CO
COPPER MOUNTAIN RESORT
Base elevation 9,712
150 miles (2 hours 45 minutes)
209 Ten Mile Cir., Copper Mountain, CO
BRECKENRIDGE SKI RESORT
Base elevation 9,600
145 miles (2 hours 45 minutes)
1599 Ski Hill Road, Breckenridge, CO
VAIL SKI RESORT
Base elevation 8,120
160 miles (3 hours)
241 E Meadow Drive, Vail, CO
GRANBY RANCH
Base elevation 8,202
170 miles (3 hours 30 minutes)
1000 Village Road, Granby, CO
HOGADON BASIN
Base elevation 7400
180 miles (3 hours 30 minutes)
2500 Hogadon Road, Casper, WY
Sources: CheyenneSkiClub.com, Google.com, MountainCollective.com, IkonPass.com
THE MOUNTAIN COLLECTIVE MULTIRESORT SKI PASS:
United States Access to:
• Alta Ski Area
• Arapahoe Basin
• Aspen Snowmass
• Big Sky Resort
• Grand Targhee Resort
• Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
• Snowbasin
• Snowbird
• Sugar Bowl
• Sugarloaf
• Sun Valley
• Taos Ski Valley IKON PASS:
Rocky Mountain Access to:
• Aspen Snowmass
• Steamboat
• Winterpark Resort
• Copper Mountain
• Arapahoe Basin
• Eldora Mountain Resort
• Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
• Big Sky Resort
• Toas Ski Valley
• Deer Valley Resort
• Solitude Mountain Resort
• Brighton
• Alta Ski Area
• Snowbird
• Snowbasin
45 MINUTES FROM CHEYENNE
Cheyenne is a great spot for cross-country skiing enthusiasts, with several nearby locations offering excellent trails. Curt Gowdy State Park, just 30 minutes west, is a local favorite with its scenic trails perfect for cross-country skiing. Sources: WyoParks.gov
UPPER UW/LOWER UW, ALDER TRAILS LOOP
• 3.2 Miles
• 291 Ft Elevation gain
• Loop
UPPER UW, BLACKJACK LOOP
• 3.3 Miles
• 305 Ft Elevation Gain
• Loop HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL RECREATION TRAIL
• 6 Miles
• 544 Ft Elevation gain
• Loop
HEADQUARTERS, CROW CREEK LOOP
• 3.5 Miles
• 485 Ft Elevation Gain
• Loop
JACOBY RIDGE RURAL TRAIL
• 2.3 Miles
• 95 Ft Elevation Gain
• Loop CHIMNEY PARK LOOP JELM, WYO.
• 5 Miles
• 223 Ft Elevation Gain
• Loop
MOUNT MARGARET TRAIL RED FEATHER LAKES, CO
• 7.2 Miles
• 541 Ft Elevation Gain
• Out & Back
30 MINUTES FROM CHEYENNE
Estes Park to Loveland
Mall Road:
• East end of Lake Estes, beyond Olympus Dam, between US 34 & US 36.
Green Bridge:
• The first bridge traveling east on US 34, there is a large pull-off on the north side. Fishing access is also available slightly further east near the Roosevelt National Forest sign and near mile marker 66.
• Call Box - approximately 1/2 mile past the second bridge is a call box with a large paved parking area on the north side of US 34.
Big Lot Access
• Near mile marker 69 is a large pullout to the north of US 34. Access for fishing continues for the full mile between mile marker 69 & 70
Caddis Flats:
• This is the last pullout for the mile stretch. There are numerous access points between mile marker 69 & 70.
Dead End Road:
• A short road off US 34 leading downhill to where the river meanders away for the highway. At the bottom of the road is a turnaround with parking.
Handicap Fishing Access
• Access for fishing above and below the handicap access as well.
Waltonia Bridge:
• Between mile marker 73 & 74, there is a large pullout, there is good access for a 1/2 mile.
Drake:
• 2 miles east of Waltonia Bridge. Just before Drake there is access between mile marker 74 & 75.
BOYD LAKE STATE PARK
• 3720 N Cty Rd 11c, Loveland, CO
• Year-Round Availability
• Types of fish: walleye, white bass, catfish, and trout
CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER
• Fort Collins
• Types of fish: Cutthroat trout, brown and rainbow trout
• Access points found all along river
• West of Loveland
• 1598 N County Road 31, Berthoud, CO
• Memorial Day - Mid-September
• Types of fish: Walleye, Bass, Trout, rainbow, cutthroat, splake, occasional brown trout, walleye, yellow perch.
• Boating regulations: Boats entering Carter Lake must be inspected for aquatic nuisance species (ANS)
• Granite and Crystal Reservoirs
• Year-Round Availability
• 24 miles west of Cheyenne
• 1264 Granite Springs Road
• Types of fish: brown trout, rainbow trout and kokanee salmon
• Boating limit: 15 horsepower limit
• 70 miles NE of Cheyenne
• Year-Round Availability: Foot/horse access only, No Cars: Oct 1 – May 15
• Types of fish: Largemouth bass, walleye, bream, black crappie, bluegill, rainbow trout, catfish, common carp, yellow perch
• 20 miles NE of Wheatland
• Year-Round Availability
• 397 Glendo Park Road, Glendo, WY
• Types of fish: black crappie, bluegill, brown trout, channel catfish, rainbow trout, stonecat, walleye, white crappie, yellow perch
• 50 miles N of Cheyenne
• Year-Round Availability
• Types of fish: Black Bullhead, Black Crappie, Brown Trout, Channel Catfish, Freshwater Drum, Green Sunfish, Largemouth Bass, Pumpkinseed, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Snake River Cutthroat, Stonecat, Tiger Muskie, Walleye, Yellow Perch
• 28 miles E of Wheatland
• Year-Round Availability
• 2187 Lake Side Drive, Guernsey, WY
• Types of fish: walleye, yellow perch, and channel catfish
• Boating is permitted as water levels allow access to the reservoir.
HAWK SPRINGS
• 60 NE of Cheyenne
• Year-Round Availability
• Types of fish: Crappie, catfish, & walleye
HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR
• West of Fort Collins
• Year-Round Availability
• Types of fish: Walleye, small and largemouth bass, rainbow trout, cutbow trout, brown trout, white bass, striped bass, wipers, panfish.
IDYLWILDE DAM
• Near Loveland, CO
• A rest area with large still-water section. Fishing with bait allowed.
• Types of fish: Brown/Rainbow trout
LARAMIE RIVER
South near Laramie Peak
Green Belt:
• East of I-80 at the Snowy Range Exit
• Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout
Monolith Ranch Access:
• 6 miles west of Laramie on HWY-230
• Brown trout and rainbow trout
Pioneer Canal Access:
• 20 miles west of Laramie on HWY-230
The Jelm Access:
• 30 miles west of a Laramie off of HWY-230, then south on Wyoming State Highway 10 at Woods Landing
• 27 miles NW of Cheyenne
• Year-Round Availability
• Types of Fish: splake, rainbow trout, brown trout, and grayling
• Boating Limit: 15 horsepower limit
• Year-Round Availability
Robertson Road:
• Go southwest 6 miles from Casper on WY 220; turn onto Robertson Road and travel 1/3 mile
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Bessemer Bend:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 11 miles; look for sign; turn northwest onto Bessemer Road (Cnty 308) and travel 2.0 mile
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Paradise Valley:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 11 miles; turn northwest onto Bessemer Road (Cnty 308) and travel 2.8 miles. Dirt parking lot.
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Schmitt:
• SW from Casper on WY 220 14 miles
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Sechirst:
• SW from Casper on WY 220 15 miles
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
By the Way Ranch:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 18 miles; look for sign; turn north on Cnty Rd 316
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Government Bridge:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 22 miles
• Access also on west side of river, north from bridge; no dogs allowed March 15 to May 1
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Bolten Creek:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 21 miles; turn southeast onto Bolten Creek Road (Cnty 404) and follow to N. Platte River
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Lusby:
• SW from Casper on WY 220 for 24 miles; turn south onto signed WG&F Rd. Follow to N. Platte River
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Walk-In Access:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 26 miles; park on south side of road. Look for WG&F signs. Access south shore only by wading across river or floating/ stopping.
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Grey Reef:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for 29 miles; turn east onto Cnty 412 and follow to N. Platte River
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Above Grey Reef:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for about 30 miles; turn southeast just below Alcova Dam; parking and access on north side of road
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Fremont Canyon:
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 for about 45 miles; located 4 miles below Pathfinder Dam; very scenic
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout
Miracle Mile:
• This well-known area lies between the Seminoe and Pathfinder Reservoirs.
• Go north from Sinclair on Cnty Rd 352 for 45 miles. OR
• Go southwest from Casper on WY 220 to Alcova; turn south on Cnty Rd 407; turn west on Cnty Rd 351 to N. Platte River
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout, Walleye
Ft. Steele/Rochelle:
• At Ft. Steele exit off I-80, 15 miles east of Rawlins. Follow S. frontage road east to river; river access for 11 miles
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout, Walleye
Interstate Bridge:
• At the Ft. Steele exit off I-80, 15 miles east of Rawlins
• Types of Fish: Rainbow Trout, Cutthroats, Brown Trout, Walleye
SLOAN LAKE
• Stocked year round
• 4603 Lions Park Drive (In Lions Park)
• Types of fish: Rainbow trout, channel catfish, common carp, largemouth bass, yellow perch, kokanee, bluegill, black crappie, pumpkinseed.
TERRY BISON RANCH
• Private Ponds
• Available April 1st until lake freezes
• 51 I-25 Frontage Road
• Types of fish: Rainbow trout
• Fees: $25.50 (3 fish limit, extra costs)
WHEATLAND RESERVOIR #1
• 9 Miles SW of Wheatland
• Year-Round Availability
• Types of fish: Black Crappie, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Perch
WHEATLAND RESERVOIR #3
• South of Wheatland
• Year-Round Availability
• From US-287/County Rd. 67, turn east onto Fetterman Rd/County Rd. 61. Continue on Fetterman Rd. for 15 miles. Take a slight right onto Palmer Canyon Rd and continue for 1.1 miles.
• Types of fish: Cutthroat, rainbow and brown trout, walleye
Sources: WGFD.wyo.gov, WyomingFishing. net, WyoParks.wyo.gov, GeoWyo.com, Larimer.gov, CPW.State.CO.US, ColoradoDirectory.com, FourSeasonsAnglers.com
Cheyenne has 10 courses
Clear Creek Park DGC:
Rated 3.7 | 18 Holes 251 Southwest Drive
Dry Creek Parkway:
Rated 3.9 | 21 Holes 5101-5199 Laramie Street
Little America Disc Golf:
Rated 4.0 | 18 Holes 2800 W Lincolnway
Mylar Park Disc Golf Course:
Rated 3.8 | 9 Holes 709 Mylar Park Drive
The Preserve DGC:
No Rating | 10 Holes Verlan Way
Romero Park DGC:
Rated 3.7 | 20 Holes 1317 Parsley Boulevard
Screaming Eagle (LCCC Campus)
Rated 3.4 | 9 Holes 1400 E College Drive
South High DGC:
Rated 3.4 | 11 Holes 1213 W Allison Road
Triumph High DGC: No rating | 9 Holes 1250 W College Drive
Wyo Diversity Putt Approach Park: No Rating | 4 Holes FE Warren AFB - Need base clearance
Open Seasonally
Cheyenne Ice and Events Center: 1530 W Lincolnway | (307) 433-0224
The Putt Hutt: 4603 Lions Park Drive | (307) 638-7353
Open Seasonally
Note: Must be a member
Airport Golf Club: 18 Holes
4801 Central Avenue | (307) 638-3700
USGA Course Rating/Slope: 100/67.1
6,128 Yards | Par 70
Cheyenne Country Club: 18 Holes
800 Stinner Road | (307) 637-2200
USGA Course Rating/Slope: 113/67.9
6,276 yards | Par 72
Little America Golf Course: 9 Holes
2800 W Lincolnway | (307) 775-8400
USGA Course Rating/Slope: Champion: 58.5/98
Men’s: 57.8/91
Women’s: 57.6/99
1,893 yards | Par 30
Prairie View Golf Course: 9 Holes
3601 Windmill Road | (307) 637-6420
USGA Course Rating/Slope: 112/37.2
3,080 Yards | Par 36
PARK LOCATIONS IN CHEYENNE
RESERVE A PARK SHELTER
Cheyenne’s parks are managed by Cheyenne Community Recreation and Events, and facilities can be booked by calling 307-6276423.
WYO. GAME & FISH DEPT.
HUNTING
Local hunting spots include:
• Curt Gowdy State Park
• JHutton Lake National Wildlife Refuge
• Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests
Shirley Basin
• Thunder Basin National Grassland
• Vedauwoo Recreation Area
Scan the Wyoming Game and Fish Department above for regulations, requirements and exact locations.