Welcome to Wyoming!
TheFirst Lady and I want to extend a warm welcome to you as you explore our state. Regardless of where your travel plans take you, we encourage you to use this guide throughout your visit to expand your knowledge of Wyoming and its treasures. Rooted in Western culture and values, our state is like no other — and we are excited to share her with you.
Wyoming visitors can expect to encounter breathtaking landscapes, awe-inspiring wildlife and meaningful historical and cultural attractions. Wyoming communities reflect the best of small-town America, with hardworking, resilient people who share an immense pride for our state. After visiting, you’ll understand why.
As you explore all that the Cowboy State has to offer, we ask that you travel responsibly. We want to ensure future generations will be able to witness Wyoming’s beauty. In true Wyoming fashion, we ask that everyone do their part to keep our great outdoors great. Keep our wide-open spaces clean, practice “Leave No Trace” principles and remember to keep your distance from wildlife and respect their habitat.
Wherever your Wyoming visit takes you, I am certain that your experience will be memorable. We are eager to share Wyoming’s magnificence with you, and we want to remind you that you’re welcome back anytime.
Safe travels,
Governor Mark Gordon
Warmest greetings from the Cowboy State!
As the Director of Tourism and a native of this beautiful state, it is my utmost pleasure to extend a heartfelt welcome to each one of you. Wyoming is a land of natural wonders, rugged landscapes and a rich cultural heritage that beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts from all corners of the world. Come explore our national and state parks, monuments, historic sites and other recreational areas. Embrace our Western culture by attending a rodeo, learning how to line or swing dance or spending a night under the stars at a dude ranch. Get away from the crowds by driving a scenic byway, going off-roading or exploring one of our many charming small communities. Every corner of the state holds something new for you to try.
During your stay in Wyoming, we want you to not only enjoy the breathtaking landscapes but also forge a lasting connection with our state, its people and our Western culture. We implore all visitors to embrace a responsible approach to tourism, one that enhances your experience while safeguarding our cherished environment. Become stewards of the land and wildlife, ensuring their preservation for future generations. Shop locally to support our towns and communities as they are an integral part of our identity. Make a lasting impression toward sustainable travel as you visit our beautiful state.
We are excited to have you as our guests and hope that your visit to Wyoming becomes a cherished memory. Let’s work together to create a sustainable and responsible tourism experience that celebrates our state’s magnificence while preserving it for the enjoyment of those who follow in your footsteps.
Diane Shober, Executive Director, Wyoming Office of Tourism
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Everyone can join in the fun of exploring Wyoming’s wide-open landscape, especially at state and national parks.
Wildlife lovers will find a bounty of furry and feathered creatures in Wyoming. Learn common tips to keep everyone safe as you explore the state.
WINTER, WYOMING-STYLE
There are many wonderful ways to explore wintry Wyoming when flakes begin to fall. Test your skills skiing, snowmobiling, dog sledding — or simply soak your worries away in a steaming hot-springs pool. WYOMING WILDLIFE
WYOMING GETTING TO KNOW
450 BIRD SPECIES
100 MAMMAL SPECIES
The bison is the state mammal and the meadowlark is the state bird.
97,800 SQ. MILES
48% of Wyoming’s lands are public, meaning there are endless possibilities for recreating in Wyoming’s great outdoors — including state and national parks, and national forests.
7TH LARGEST RESERVATION
The Wind River Indian Reservation is the seventh largest Native American reservation. It is also the only reservation that is home to two distinct tribes, the Eastern Shoshone and the Northern Arapaho.
6 PEOPLE PER 1 SQ.MILE
While the state is the 10th largest in the U.S. in square mileage, it is the least populated, with six people for every square mile — ensuring there’s plenty of room to roam without the crowds.
STAR VALLEY SCENIC BYWAY
WYOMING TIPS
MAKE RESERVATIONS
Most Wyoming campsites require reservations, especially during peak season, May–September. Luckily, there are online reservation systems to help: travelwy.com/state-parkreservations, recreation.gov and yellowstonenational parklodges.com
CELL COVERAGE
Cell service and bandwidth are limited in Wyoming’s more remote areas, so don’t be surprised if you can’t receive calls or texts or access the internet. Download maps and other key travel information before you hit the road. When exploring the great outdoors, always tell someone where you’re going and when you plan to return. Disconnecting can be a good thing, of course, but only if you’ve planned for it.
BE ALTITUDE READY
Many of Wyoming’s popular destinations are pretty high up. It may take you a couple days to acclimate, especially if you’re coming from sea level. Remember: Drink plenty of water, go easy on alcohol and rest for a day or two before doing anything too strenuous.
PACK SMART
Wyoming’s wide elevation range means temperatures can swing drastically depending on region and even time of day. No matter the season, plan to dress in easily removable layers and bring a water-resistant jacket. Wear your parka, hat and gloves in winter.
PET RULES
Keep your dog on a 6-foot leash, pack out the poops and check ahead so you know where your pup may or may not be welcome. Turn to p. 56 to learn about pet rules at national parks and monuments.
DRIVE SAFELY
Always remember to observe posted speed limits. Please use pullouts to watch wildlife, take pictures and let other cars pass. Keep in mind that gas and service stops might be few and far between, so fill up when you can. Highways will shut down for hazardous winter-driving conditions, so please check routes before heading out and be flexible with travel plans. Find more driving tips at travelwy.com/cartravel
CAMPFIRE CARE
To prevent wildfires — and to keep everyone safe — please check for and respect fire restrictions in your camping destination. Always put your campfire out completely, never leaving it unattended and use existing designated fire rings at your campsite.
3 PRINCIPLES OF WY RESPONSIBLY
Together, we can keep Wyoming wild and free. As the least populated state with the most room for adventure, we recognize the responsibility of being mindful stewards of our land, animals, culture and communities. We invite you to travel the state to witness the beauty for yourself while doing so responsibly.
1. ADVENTURE
Wyoming’s wide-open spaces make for epic adventures. These public spaces are a finite resource, making us all caretakers for future generations. As you plan your trip, utilize the know-before-you-go motto to create a fun and sustainable adventure.
2. WILDLIFE
Wyoming’s wild animals are plentiful and powerful. While it is widely known that Wyoming has some of the best wildlife viewing, we want our visitors to stay mindful of their impacts. Not only should you keep your distance for safety, you’ll also ensure you are keeping their habitats safe and untouched. Turn to p. 65 for wildlife safety tips.
3. COMMUNITY
The spirit of the West is wild and welcoming. But it’s not reckless. We love welcoming visitors into our communities and hope they experience our Western hospitality. Please visit locally owned stores and restaurants as you travel the state to lift up our communities.
Find WY Responsibly travel tips scattered throughout this guide. Learn more at travelwy.com/wyresponsibly Share your own Wyoming journey and be part of the WY Responsibly movement by using the #WYresponsibly tag.
The Wyoming Territory approved the first unconditional law in the U.S. permanently guaranteeing women their inherent right to vote and hold office more than 50 years before women could vote and hold office in the U.S.
Yellowstone was designated as America’s first national park by President Ulysses S. Grant.
The term “dude ranch” was coined at Eatons’ Ranch in Wolf, the country’s first and oldest dude ranch, which still welcomes guests today.
Devils Tower was designated as America’s first national monument by President Theodore Roosevelt.
PLANYOUR TRIP
AIRPORTS
Nearly all Wyoming airports — including those in Casper, Cody, Gillette, Jackson, Laramie, Riverton, Rock Springs and Sheridan — offer direct flights to and from Denver and/or Salt Lake City. Nonstop service to and from Jackson Hole Airport increases during the summer months and ski season with direct flights from Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Newark, New York City (JFK), Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Denver and Seattle. (All flights are subject to change.) Learn more at travelwy.com/airtravel
DRIVING RESOURCES
For driving tips, up-to-date road conditions, road closures and other transportation resources, check the Wyoming Department of Transportation’s website at wyoroad.info, call 888-996-7623 or download the Wyoming 511 app. Turn to p. 11 for helpful hints that’ll help you stay safe on the road, especially in winter.
WYOMING WELCOME CENTERS
Discover friendly information specialists, interactive displays, photo ops, free maps and more at eight Welcome Centers — all available at state entry points — to help make your Wyoming visit the vacation of a lifetime. Hours of operation vary by location and season. Check out a list and map of locations on this page (above) and find out more at travelwy.com/welcomecenters See p. 110 for all Welcome Center information.
1 Bear River State Park & Travel Information Center, Evanston, I-80 | Exit 6
2 Cody Country Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center, take U.S. 14/16/20 to Cody
3 Jackson Hole & Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center, I-80 | Exit 104 to US-191
4 Northeast Wyoming Welcome Center, Beulah, I-90 | Exit 199
5 Pine Bluffs Information Center (Seasonal), I-80 | Exit 401
Be flexible & Informed
Do your research and be flexible with plans. If a trailhead parking lot is full, have lesserknown backup options ready. If you plan to camp, understand the differences between designated and dispersed campgrounds and pack accordingly. Share your own Wyoming journey and be part of the WY Responsibly movement by using the #WYresponsibly tag.
6 Sheridan Welcome Center, I-90 | Exit 23
7 Southeast Wyoming Welcome Center, Cheyenne, I-25 | Exit 4
8 Laramie Area Visitor Center, Laramie, I-80 Exit 313
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JANUARY
Saratoga Lake Ice Fishing Derby
Saratoga | Jan. 18–19, 2025
Pedigree® Stage Stop Race
Jackson to Evanston | Jan. 31–Feb. 7, 2025
FEBRUARY
Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo
Sheridan | Feb. 8, 2025
Sundance Winter Festival
Sundance | Feb. 15, 2025
Pinedale Winter Carnival
Pinedale | Feb. TBA, 2025
MARCH
World Championship
Snowmobile Hill Climb
Jackson | March 20–23, 2025
Ceili at the Roundhouse
Celtic Festival
Evanston | March 21–22, 2025
MAY
Museum of the Mountain Man Living History Days
Pinedale | May 13–15, 2025
Elkfest
Jackson | May 23, 2025
Old West Days
Jackson | May 23–26, 2025
Depot Days
Cheyenne | May TBA, 2025
Eatons’ Horse Drive
Sheridan | May TBA, 2025
JUNE
Lilac Days
Basin | June 7, 2025
Fossilfest
Kemmerer | June 13–14, 2025
Woodchoppers Jamboree & Rodeo
Encampment | June 14–15, 2025
College National Finals Rodeo
Casper | June 15–21, 2025
Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow
Fort Washakie | June 19–22, 2025
Chris LeDoux Days
Kaycee | June 20–21, 2025
Chugwater Chili Cook-Off
Chugwater | June 21, 2025
Lovell Mustang Days
Lovell | June 22–28, 2025
Flaming Gorge Days
Green River | June 27–28, 2025
Cody Stampede
Cody | June 30–July 4, 2025
Cody Nite Rodeo
Cody | Nightly all summer long
Northern Arapaho Native
American Song and Dance
Riverton | Every Tuesday in June, July & August at Wind River Hotel & Casino
Wyoming Brewers Festival
Cheyenne | June TBA, 2025
JULY
1838 Mountain Man Rendezvous
Riverton | July 2–6, 2025
Pioneer Days Rodeo
Lander | July 3–4, 2025
Old-Fashioned Fourth of July
Fort Laramie | July 4, 2025
Gold Rush Days
South Pass City | July 4–5, 2025
Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo
Casper | July 4–12, 2025
Laramie Jubilee Days
Laramie | July 4–13, 2025
Sheridan WYO Rodeo
Sheridan | July 9–12, 2025
Riverton Rendezvous
Balloon Rally
Riverton | July 11–12, 2025
Green River Rendezvous
Pinedale | July 11–13, 2025
Laramie Brewfest
Laramie | July 12, 2025
National High School Finals Rodeo
Rock Springs | July 13–19, 2025
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Cheyenne | July 18–27, 2025
National Day of the American Cowboy
Meeteetse | July 19, 2025
Wyoming’s Big Show
Rock Springs | July 29–Aug. 2, 2025
Cody Nite Rodeo
Cody | Nightly all summer long
Northern Arapaho Native American Song and Dance
Riverton | Every Tuesday in June, July & August at Wind River Hotel & Casino
Antelope Butte Summer Festival
Antelope Butte | July TBA, 2025
International Climbers’ Festival
Lander | July TBA, 2025
The Legend of Rawhide
Lusk | July TBA, 2025
Longmire Days
Buffalo | July TBA, 2025
AUGUST
Beartrap Summer Festival
Casper | Aug. 2–3, 2025
Riverfest
Casper | Aug. 9, 2025
Wyoming State Fair
Douglas | Aug. 12–16, 2025
Art on the Green & River Festival
Green River | Aug. 15–16, 2025
Fort Bridger Mountain Man Rendezvous
Fort Bridger | Aug. 29–Sept. 1, 2025
Labor Day Celebration
Meeteetse | Aug. 30–Sept. 1, 2025
Don King Days & World Championship
Blacksmiths Competition
Sheridan | Aug. 31–Sept. 1, 2025
Cody Nite Rodeo
Cody | Nightly all summer long
Northern Arapaho Native American Song and Dance
Riverton | Every Tuesday in June, July & August at Wind River Hotel & Casino
5150’ Festival
Casper | Aug. TBA, 2025
Steinley Cup Microbrew Festival
Saratoga | Aug. TBA, 2025
SEPTEMBER
Fall Arts Festival
Jackson | Sept. 4–15, 2025
Sundance Beer Festival
Sundance | Sept. 6, 2025
Homesteader Days Festival
Powell | Sept. 13, 2025
Annual Wine Fest
Sheridan | Sept. TBA, 2025
OCTOBER
WYO Film Festival
Sheridan | Oct. 3–4, 2025
Wyoming Frontier Prison
Haunted Halloween Night Tours
Rawlins | Oct. TBA, 2025
Wyoming Frontier Prison
Masquerade Ball
Rawlins | Oct. TBA, 2025
DECEMBER
Saratoga Festival of Trees
Saratoga | Dec. 5, 2025
New Year’s Eve Buck & Ball
Gillette | Dec. 31, 2025
Parade of Lights
Gillette | Dec. TBA, 2025
Winterfest
Rawlins | Dec. TBA, 2025
CITIES
AFTON A-5 SS
ALADDIN I-1 BY ALBIN I-8 PP
ALCOVA F-5 PP
ALPINE A-4 SS
ALTA A-3 SS
ALVA I-1 BY
ATLANTIC CITY D-6 RT
BAGGS E-8 RT
BANNER F-1 BY
BAR NUNN F-5 PP
BASIN D-2 BY
BEDFORD A-5 SS
BEULAH I-1 BY
BIG HORN F-1 BY
BIG PINEY B-5 SS
BOULDER B-5 SS
BUFFALO F-2 BY
BUFORD H-8 RT
BURNS I-8 PP
CASPER G-5 PP
CENTENNIAL G-8 RT
CHEYENNE H-8 PP
CHUGWATER H-7 PP
CLEARMONT F-1 BY
CODY C-2 BY
COKEVILLE A-6 SS
CORA B-5 SS
CROWHEART C-4 RT
DANIEL B-5 SS
DAYTON E-1 BY
DIAMONDVILLE A-7 SS
DIXON E-8 RT
DOUGLAS H-5 PP
DUBOIS B-3 RT
EDEN C-6 SS
EDGERTON G-4 PP
ELK MOUNTAIN F-7 RT
ENCAMPMENT F-8 RT
ETHETE D-4 RT
EVANSTON A-8 SS
EVANSVILLE G-5 PP
FARSON C-6 SS
FORT LARAMIE I-6 PP
FORT WASHAKIE D-5 RT
FRANNIE D-1 BY
FREEDOM A-4 SS
GILLETTE H-2 BY
GLENDO H-5 PP
GLENROCK G-5 PP
GREEN RIVER C-7 SS
GREYBULL D-2 BY
GROVER A-5 SS
GUERNSEY H-6 PP
HANNA F-7 RT
HARTVILLE I-6 PP
HAWK SPRINGS I-7 PP
HOBACK JCT. A-4 SS
HUDSON D-5 RT
HULETT I-1 BY
HYATTVILLE E-2 BY
JACKSON A-4 SS
JEFFREY CITY E-6 RT
KAYCEE F-3 BY
KELLY A-3 SS
KEMMERER A-7 SS
KINNEAR D-4 RT
KIRBY D-3 PP
LA BARGE B-6 SS
LA GRANGE I-7 PP LANDER D-5 RT
LARAMIE G-8 RT
LINGLE I-6 PP
LOVELL D-1 BY
LUSK I-5 PP
LYMAN B-8 SS
MANDERSON D-2 BY MARBLETON B-5 SS
MEDICINE BOW G-7 RT
MEETEETSE C-2 BY MIDWEST G-4 PP MILLS F-5 PP MOORCROFT H-2
YELLOWSTONE
Thumb A-2 NP
STATE PARKS
Bear River State Park A-8 SS
Boysen State Park D-4 RT
Buffalo Bill State Park C-1 BY
Curt Gowdy State Park H-8 PP
Edness K. Wilkins State Park G-5 PP
Glendo State Park H-5 PP
Guernsey State Park H-6 PP
Hawk Springs State Recreation Area I-7 PP Hot Springs State Park D-3 PP
Keyhole State Park I-2 BY Seminoe State Park F-6 RT
Sinks Canyon State Park C-5 RT
STATE HISTORIC SITES
Fort Bridger State Historic Site A-8 SS
Fort Fetterman State Historic Site H-5 PP
Fort Fred Steele State Historic Site F-7 RT
Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site F-2 BY
Historic Governors’ Mansion State Historic Site I-8 PP Independence Rock State Historic Site F-6 PP
Legend Rock
SALT TO STONE
ROCKIES TO TETONS
PARK TO PARK BY BLACK TO YELLOW
NATIONAL PARKS
WYOMING AIRPORTS
CLOSED DURING WINTER
WYOMING
WELCOME CENTERS
Learn about Wyoming’s glorious scenic byways at travelwy.com/byways.
Battle Pass Scenic Byway
57 miles | From Encampment to Baggs
Beartooth Scenic Highway
68 miles | From the Wyoming–Montana border in Park County to Red Lodge, Montana
Bighorn Scenic Byway
58 miles | From Dayton to Shell
Big Spring Scenic Backway
68 miles | From Kemmerer to Cokeville
Black Hills Scenic Byway
78 miles | From Newcastle to the Wyoming–South Dakota border
Bridger Valley Historic Byway
20 miles | From Exit 34 to Exit 48 on I-80
Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway
28 miles | From Cody to Yellowstone National Park
Chief Joseph Scenic Byway
47 miles | From Cody to the Beartooth Scenic Highway
Cloud Peak Skyway
47 miles | From Buffalo to Ten Sleep
Flaming Gorge-Green River Basin
Scenic Byway, 100 miles | From Green River to Rock Springs
Medicine Wheel Passage
Scenic Byway, 27 miles | From Burgess Junction to Lovell
Mirror Lake Scenic Byway
78 miles | From Evanston to Kamas, Utah
Muddy Creek Historic Backway
25 miles | From Fort Bridger to Piedmont ghost town
Oregon Trail Historic Byway
58 miles | From Guernsey to the Wyoming–Nebraska border
Red Gulch/Alkali Scenic Backway
32 miles | From Shell to Hyattville 16
Seminoe to Alcova Scenic Backway
64 miles | From Sinclair to Alcova
Snowy Range Scenic Byway
29 miles | From Centennial to Saratoga
South Big Horn/ Red Wall Scenic Backway
101 miles | From Casper to Waltman
Star Valley Scenic Byway
80 miles | From Alpine to Geneva, Idaho
Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway
34 miles | From Shoshoni to Thermopolis
Wyoming Centennial
Scenic Byway
163 miles | From Pinedale to Dubois
Accessible WYOMING
Everyone can join in the fun of exploring Wyoming’s glorious landscapes, especially at state and national parks. Discover some of the parks’ accessible recreation opportunities, like Trackchair rentals and more.
NATIONAL PARKS, NATIONAL MONUMENTS & NATIONAL RECREATION AREAS
Experience Yellowstone National Park’s most powerful geysers, geothermal springs and other popular sites with wheelchairfriendly paths. Plus, extend your visit with accessible in-park lodging.
In Grand Teton National Park, venture around alpine lakes, floral mountain meadows and majestic peaks with paved trails and adaptive recreation opportunities, like biking and skiing adventures organized via Teton Adaptive Sports.
Rising above the tallest trees and surrounding landscape is Devils Tower National Monument. Witness its greatness up close on the paved 1.3-mile path, though be careful of steeper grades, or explore its wheelchair-accessible exhibits.
See the intricate fossils of fish, reptiles and more at Fossil Butte National Monument with exhibits featuring assistive-listening devices
(ALDs). Wheelchair-accessible areas include the visitors center, picnic area and restrooms.
Admire pond views and desert cultural sites via two wheelchair-friendly trails at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area. Or learn about the region with park guides offered in Braille.
WYOMING STATE PARKS
Trek along Sinks Canyon State Park’s new Sunnyside Trail, featuring a guiderope system and Braille signs. Additionally, visitors can use the park’s Trackchair, a motorized wheelchair with deep treads, to navigate rocky terrain without needing to self-propel. Reserve your session ahead of time at Sinks Canyon or at other locations, including Seminoe and Bear River state parks and South Pass City Historic Site.
Additional state parks with accessible offerings include Curt Gowdy, Buffalo Bill, Keyhole, Guernsey and Boysen, plus Fort Bridger, Oregon Trail Ruts and Fort Fred Steele state historic sites.
ACCESSIBLE OUTDOORS
Wyoming’s great outdoors are for everyone to enjoy, which is why we’ve taken care to call out nature sites with accessible features for people with disabilities using this symbol . Call ahead for the most up-to-date accessibility information at your chosen destination. Heading to a national park and seeking accessibility info? You can find it on the official National Park Service app: travelwy.com/ nps-app. Learn more about accessibility in Wyoming at travelwy.com/accessibility.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK @samfaitrouler
All Roads Lead to Yellowstone
While there are many ways to arrive at our beloved national parks, planning a road trip through Wyoming is the perfect way to experience all the state has to offer.
Follow three teams of Cowboy State adventurers as they compete against each other for bragging rights and to fundraise for Wyoming nonprofits via the Bronco Wild Fund: travelwy.com/ wildly-wyoming. Look for contestant quotes peppered throughout the guide, too. Ready to follow in their path? Plan your own travel route using this road-trip section and check out the Wyoming Interactive Map: travelwy.com/maps.
Welcoming small towns brimming with local flavor and stretches of unscathed wilderness await visitors traveling from Salt Lake City into southwest Wyoming and northward to Yellowstone. The Salt to Stone region is a colorful adventureland waiting to be discovered by road trippers. Trace the footsteps of mountain men and women, discover dreamy vistas by foot, bike or car — and tour museums and attractions that showcase Western culture at its finest.
FARSON MERCANTILE & ICE CREAM SHOP
FORT BRIDGER RENDEZVOUS
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RoUTE a (FRoM EVaNsToN)
A Roundhouse & Rail Yards | Evanston Evanston is home to one of the only remaining complete roundhouses on the old Union Pacific line between Omaha and Sacramento.
B Fort Bridger state Historic site | Fort Bridger Tour restored buildings highlighting the history of this 19th-century fur-trading post, a vital supply stop for wagon trains traversing the Oregon, California and Mormon trails.
C Fossil Country Frontier Museum | Kemmerer
A sampling of annual exhibits at this hidden gem includes a replica coal mine, bootlegging stills and a preserved footprint of a hadrosaurid (aka, a duck-billed dino).
D star Valley scenic Byway
This picturesque 80-mile stretch of Highway 89 starts at the Idaho–Wyoming border, climbs up Salt Canyon and Salt River Pass and descends into sprawling and verdant Star Valley. See the World’s Largest Elkhorn Arch, a collection of more than 3,000 shed antlers woven together over an Afton highway.
E intermittent spring | Afton
Known as the “spring that breathes,” the Intermittent Spring near Afton is one of only three periodic springs in the world that flows on predictable intervals.
f snow King Gondola | Jackson
Ride the Snow King Mountain gondola 1,600 feet up for unparalleled snow-covered views of the Grand Tetons and the historic town of Jackson below.
STARTING POINT ROUTE B: FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
RoUTE B (FRoM GREEN RiVER)
G Flaming Gorge National Recreation area near Green River
Named for the landscape’s natural kaleidoscopic hues, 207,636-acre Flaming Gorge is a land of living color. Tour this stretch of scenic roadway via bus tours with local guides: explorewy.com/flaming-gorge-tour
H seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge | Green River
More than 220 bird species inhabit the refuge: Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, trumpeter swans and moose, or visit the family-friendly welcome center.
i Farson Mercantile & ice Cream shop | Farson
Whether your flavor of choice is butter pecan or mint chocolate chip, a stop at Farson Mercantile — home of the “Big Cone” — for a scoop (or three) is a must.
j The Museum of the Mountain Man | Pinedale
Exhibits include an exact replica of an 1800s Sioux lodging and a life-size grizzly-bear-attack diorama — featuring frontiersman Hugh Glass and inspired by the 2015 movie “The Revenant.”
k Green River Lakes & squaretop Mountain near Pinedale
A pair of sparkling green-blue lakes in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Green River Lakes boast awe-inspiring vistas of the Wind River Range’s photogenic 11,695-foot Squaretop Mountain.
l The National Museum of Wildlife art | Jackson
This Jackson gem boasts more than 5,000 works of art, including pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol and John James Audubon. Plus, it delivers incredible views of the National Elk Refuge.
= ACCESSIBLE NATURAL AREAS
Visitor Centers
• Evanston
• Green River
• Jackson
• Pinedale • Rock Springs
State Parks & National Forests
• Ashley National Forest
• Bear River State Park
• Bridger-Teton National Forest
• Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Farson Afton
Pinedale
Kemmerer Teton
Unearth a hidden gem.
Scratch the surface, find fossils. Dig deeper, discover adventure. From prehistoric treasures to Wyoming's largest free music festival, Fossil Basin is layers deep in surprises. Just a stone's throw from Wyoming’s iconic national parks, we're the lesser-known wonder waiting to be explored.
Oyster Ridge Music Festival
Hams Fork River Fly Fishing
Fossil Butte National Monument
JCPenney Mother Store
Lions Club Ice Fishing Derby
Pedigree Stage Stop Race
Fossil Digging Quarries
Those pining for epic outdoor pursuits will find plenty to do on a road trip through the Rocky Mountains to the Teton Range in the Rockies to Tetons region, where the beauty of the Snowy, Medicine Bow, Seminoe and Wind River mountain ranges heighten the scenery. Immerse yourself in nature through activities like rock climbing, hiking and biking, and delve into Native American, women’s suffrage and frontier history.
STARTING POINT: LARAMIE AREA VISITOR CENTER
A Wyoming Territorial prison state Historic site | Laramie
Browse exhibits on the penitentiary’s prisoners — including the infamous Butch Cassidy — and how it became a center for agricultural experimentation for the University of Wyoming.
B Grand Encampment Museum | Encampment
Wander through more than a dozen preserved historical buildings — including a two-story outhouse — furnished with artifacts showcasing the history of the timber, mining and agricultural industries.
C Hobo Hot springs | Saratoga
Soak in a natural hot-springs pool boasting a mighty toasty temperature (up to 119 degrees!). Tucked on the banks of the rushing Platte River, it was revered by Native Americans for its healing properties.
D six Mile Gap Fishing | near Saratoga
The North Platte River near Saratoga has multiple coveted fishing sections, including the Six Mile Gap — known for supplying a bounty of trophy trout. Find local guides and outfitters starting on p. 101.
E Wyoming Frontier prison | Rawlins
More than 13,500 people were incarcerated at the “Old Pen” during its 80 years of operation, including 11 women. Tour the prison, built in 1901, to gain insight into its fascinatingly dark past.
f south pass City state Historic site near South Pass City
Drive the Wyoming Women’s Suffrage Pathway, a 19-mile segment of Hwy. 28, to a living ghost town. It’s where Esther Hobart Morris became the first woman to hold political office in the U.S.
G Lander Bar | Lander
Originally opened as a saloon in 1908, the bar served as a hotel, brothel and boarding house — among other things — before it was turned back into a saloon. Order a whiskey or craft beer after a day of rock climbing at nearby Sinks Canyon State Park.
H Fremont County pioneer Museum | Lander
• Dubois
• Lander
• Laramie
Visitor Centers State Parks & National Forests
• Rawlins
• Boysen State Park
• Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest
• Seminoe State Park
• Shoshone National Forest
• Sinks Canyon State Park
Wander among original late-1800s log cabins and a white-painted schoolhouse for period artifacts like old-fashioned writing slates and quills. Indoor/outdoor exhibits teach about the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho peoples, the area’s later inhabitants and what life was like on the Western frontier.
i Wind River indian Reservation driving Tour
This self-guided tour takes visitors to sites significant to the history and culture of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes, including the grave of Chief Washakie. Learn more at windriver.org
J National Bighorn sheep Center | Dubois
The world’s largest wintering herd of bighorn sheep roams this remote area. Stop by the center to view exhibits about the majestic mammals and take a tour to see them in their natural habitat.
END POINT: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK SOUTH ENTRANCE
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wildCARBON COUNTY 11 DAYS IN
2 DAYS: BAGGS, DIXON & SAVERY
Begin your adventure near the ColoradoWyoming border in Baggs, Dixon and Savery — three rugged towns brimming with history. Venture into former outlaw territory at the Baggs Outlaw Stop and see the Mathews/Gaddis House, once a Saturday night dance hall where Butch Cassidy played music. Catch glimpses of wild horses on a hike amid Red Desert sagebrush. Stop by the Cowboy Inn for juicy burgers and icy beers. In the evening, park your RV at the Happy Camper RV Park or spend the night at the historical Antelope Ranch.
Western exploration awaits on this 11-day driving itinerary through southcentral Wyoming. Discover Carbon County’s wild past, from railroads carrying riches to the hangouts of the outlaws targeting them. Then experience our thrilling present with bull riding and team roping at regional rodeos.
2 DAYS: ENCAMPMENT & RIVERSIDE
You’ll love the sweeping views of alpine lakes and peaks as you cruise the Battle Highway to Encampment and Riverside. Stretch your legs on the 1.5-mile Indian Bathtubs Trail to legendary bowl-shaped rock formations. Explore Encampment’s copper-boomtown past at the Grand Encampment Museum with displays like an ore tramway and a preserved saloon. Afterward, chow down on tender steaks at The Divide or filling stews and chilis at 307 Pub & Grub. Camp at the Bottle Creek Campground, with Huston Park Wilderness hiking access, or get cozy in a Cottonwood Cabin in Riverside.
3 DAYS: SARATOGA
Head to Saratoga — a hidden gem between the Snowy and Sierra Madre mountains — for its steamy, natural-mineral hot springs. Grab a heavenly deli treat to-go from Saratoga Sandwich Company, then trek through Medicine Bow National Forest on the Miner’s Cabin Trail. Discover the path’s stunning mountain vistas, plus insights into the activities of early miners. In town, you’ll appreciate the Saratoga Museum’s 10,000 historical artifacts, including a wooden washing machine and blacksmithing tools. Then, take a dip at Hobo Hot Springs, followed by cheesy pizza and fried ravioli at the Grumpy Italian. Relax in nature at the Saratoga Lake Campground & RV Park or around the crackling firepit at the riverside Riveria Motor Lodge.
1 DAY: ELK MOUNTAIN
Originally a mid-1800s stage stop along the Overland Trail, Elk Mountain played an integral role in opening the West to travelers. Discover local history at the quirky Elk Mountain Museum or explore views around the town’s 11,156-foot-high namesake as you hike a section of the Deep Creek/ Rock Creek Trail. Afterward, savor Elk Mountain Trading Company’s homemade country-fried steak. In the evening, rest your head in elegantly restored rooms at The Historic Elk Mountain Hotel or sleep beneath a starry sky at Bow River Campground.
1 DAY: HANNA & MEDICINE BOW
Embrace coal-mining history as you drive down the Lincoln Highway, the United States’ first transcontinental road, to Hanna and Medicine Bow. Revel in historical treasure at the Hanna Basin and Medicine Bow museums with exhibits on local prospecting life and tidbits from the past — like a vintage sewing machine and an airmail exhibit. Stop by the Owen Wister Cabin next — it’s a tribute to the writer of a famous Western, “The Virginian.” Try local favorites like chipotle chicken penne at the C-Spear Grill & Bar or delight in a hearty roast-beef dinner at The Historic Virginian Eating House before retiring upstairs at The Historic Virginian Hotel.
2 DAYS: SINCLAIR & RAWLINS
Experience charming Old West vibes in Rawlins and nearby Sinclair. Start with a sweet and creamy caramel macchiato and a delicious bagel overflowing with jalapeno cream cheese from Carbon Coffee, before visiting the Seminoe Dam Interpretive Center and hiking around Seminoe State Park’s reservoir. Revisit Rawlins’ rowdy railroad-town days with a stop at The Wyoming Frontier Prison and Union Pacific Caboose in Depot Park. Next, pop by the Carbon County Museum to explore the history of trains that carried gems and minerals to the East. Sample spicy green chili and chicken taquitos at Su Casa, then rest up at the renovated Brickyard Inn or KOA Campground.
CARBON COUNTY RODEOS
Plan your road trip around the thrill of a regional rodeo to learn about Carbon County’s Wild West heritage.
• Woodchoppers Jamboree & Rodeo, June
• Platte River Rodeo, July
• Carbon County Fair & Rodeo, August
• Saratoga Bullfest, August
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Cheyenne is for the epic thunder-raisers—the ones who don’t just want to see a picture, they want to live it on the land where the legend was won. Climb 8,200 feet high into the mountain air. Dare to bottle up that exhilarating rush of vacation as you overlook the wild plains. Race across 45 miles of Greenway trails. Find your horizon, and don’t stop galloping until you reach the wild soul of the West.
Follow the Park to Park Highway — a popular early 1900s auto route connecting 12 national parks in the West — to discover road-trip stops too special to ignore, from Wyoming’s lively capital city to quaint small towns that move at a refreshingly slower pace. Drop a line in one of the West’s most renowned fishing destinations, revel in prehistoric and natural wonders, and pick up special Wyoming mementos — like cowboy boots and local wine — to remember your journey.
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Visitor Centers
• Casper
• Cheyenne
• Chugwater
• Douglas
• Lusk
• Pine Bluffs
• Thermopolis
• Torrington
State Parks & National Forests
• Curt Gowdy State Park
• Edness K. Wilkins State Park
• Glendo State Park
• Guernsey State Park
• Hawk Springs State
Recreation Area
• Hot Springs State Park
• Shoshone National Forest
Yellowstone National Park
GLENDO STATE PARK
TATE GEOLOGICAL MUSEUM DIG SITE
FREMONT CANYON
a Terry Bison Ranch Resort | Cheyenne
Climb aboard a custom-built train for a ride out to the middle of the working ranch’s bison herd. At the ranch, bite into the Senator’s Grill’s juicy bison burger.
B Quebec 01 Missile alert Facility state Historic park | near Cheyenne
Visit the world’s only easily accessible Peacekeeper Missile Alert Facility and get an idea of what life was like for the well-oiled teams that worked here during Cold War times.
C Table Mountain Vineyards near Torrington
This “pure Wyoming wine” is concocted using local ingredients. Make an appointment for sips of their semi-sweet Cowgirl Blush.
D Guernsey state park
Guernsey
Explore historical structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, including a museum located at the top of a cliff that gives way to expansive reservoir views.
E Glendo state park
Glendo
The sparkling Glendo Reservoir attracts boaters, swimmers and anglers. Keep your eyes peeled for encampment rings from Native American tribes who once inhabited the area.
F Jackalope square
Douglas
According to legend, the jackalope was born in Douglas. Pose with the 8-foot statue of the creature at Jackalope Square. Don’t forget to tag #ThatsWY!
G ayres Natural Bridge Douglas
Discover a 100-foot-long natural rock arch spanning La Prele Creek west of Douglas. This oasis has a short trail that leads to a view of the “bridge” from above.
H Lou Taubert Ranch outfitters Casper
This downtown Casper institution has supplied locals with Western essentials since 1919. With more than 10,000 pairs of boots in stock, you’re sure to find the perfect fit.
i Miracle Mile Fishing near Casper and Alcova Portions of the North Platte River — including the Miracle Mile system — abound with brown, rainbow and cutthroat trout. Connect with a local outfitter to boost your chances of reeling in the ultimate catch.
J Wind River Canyon near Thermopolis
Travel through time on the Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway in Thermopolis to catch glimpses of wildlife and the canyon’s 2,500-foot, pink-hued rock walls, which date back to the Precambrian period.
K Wyoming dinosaur Center & dig sites | Thermopolis
Hundreds of displays and more than 30 mounted skeletons showcase Wyoming’s prehistoric past. See the Archaeopteryx specimen — one of only 12 in the world — or dig for fossils yourself. Learn more about Wyoming’s fossils on p. 67.
END POINT: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK EAST ENTRANCE
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The Bread doctor | Torrington College inn Bar | Douglas
National Historic Trails interpretive Center | Casper
Wyoming Whiskey | Kirby
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Backwards distilling Company Tasting Room | Casper
douglas Railroad Museum
Douglas
Fort Laramie National Historic site | near Guernsey and Torrington
Historic Governor’s Mansion | Cheyenne
Legend Rock state petroglyph site near Thermopolis
Martin’s Cove Historic site | Alcova
one Eyed Buffalo Brewing Company | Thermopolis
oregon Trail Ruts state Historic site | Guernsey
paleon Museum | Glenrock
Tate Geological Museum Casper
Wyoming pioneer Memorial Museum | Douglas
Wyoming state Museum Cheyenne
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Cheyenne Botanic Gardens Cheyenne
Cheyenne depot Museum Cheyenne
Nicolaysen art Museum Casper
Register Cliff | near Guernsey
Windy peaks Brewery & steakhouse | Wheatland
Wyoming state Capitol Cheyenne
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ALL-DAY SKI TOWN
BEGIN YOUR ADVENTURE
After a fresh dusting of snow blankets Casper Mountain, the sun rises over Hogadon Basin Ski Area and an iconic Wyoming bluebird day graces the slopes. At Wyoming’s only inverted ski hill, skiers start their day with their first run, skipping the lift line. As the sun sets under the mountain ridge line, painting the sky in a vibrant red hue, floodlights illuminate the slopes for night skiing. From dawn till dusk, there’s no better place to enjoy the powder in the Rocky Mountain West than the One & Only Casper, Wyoming.
From its origin as a Word War II airbase, the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum honors the
history and impact of Wyoming’s veterans.
Step right up and prepare to be amazed by the premium, grain-to-bottle spirits and creative craft cocktails from Backwards. Stop by the tasting room for a cocktail or visit the website to book a tour.
The Central Wyoming Fair & PRCA Rodeo is one of the defining events of summer in Casper. Enjoy one of the nation’s best rodeos, the largest carnival midway in the state, delicious food and fascinating exhibits — and shop Cowboy Christmas in July! Find something for everyone at the CWFR. Stirrup some fun!
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Stories of the American West echo throughout the Black to Yellow region, home to kaleidoscopic landscapes and iconic sights. During your journey from northeast Wyoming’s Black Hills to Yellowstone, discover geologic marvels, dense evergreen forests and sprawling prairielands. Step into the past to meet larger-than-life characters like Buffalo Bill Cody and find out what life was like in Wyoming during different periods in history.
a Vore Buffalo Jump | near Beulah
STARTING POINT: WYOMING-SOUTH DAKOTA BORDER, NEAR NORTHEAST WYOMING WELCOME CENTER, BEULAH =
Visitor Centers
• Beulah
• Buffalo
• Cody
• Gillette
• Greybull
• Meeteetse
• Powell
• Sheridan
• Wright
State Parks & National Forests
• Bighorn National Forest
• Black Hills National Forest
• Buffalo Bill State Park
• Keyhole State Park
• Shoshone National Forest
Stop by the small interpretive center to gain insight into how this natural sinkhole was used as a buffalo jump (or trap) from about 1500 to 1800 A.D. by at least five different Native American tribes.
b aladdin General store | Aladdin
Groceries, fishing supplies, Western wear and antiques are just a few things you’ll find at this gem, a general store built in 1896. Be sure to pick up some old-fashioned candy or a sarsaparilla.
c devils Tower National Monument near Hulett & Sundance
Hike trails around America’s first national monument, a 1,267-foot striated rock tower that gained fame as the filming site for Steven Spielberg’s “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” Learn more about the monument on p. 58.
d Gillette’s Main street | Gillette
Walk Gillette’s thriving Main Street for its homegrown shops, delicious local restaurants and a handy visitor center all in the heart of town. Stop at The Ice Cream Cafe for a hand-scooped cone.
e Crazy Woman Canyon | near Buffalo
Drive a narrow dirt road through a winding canyon for idyllic, hidden-away beauty. You’ll find yourself surrounded by thick forests and the rocky Bighorn Mountains at every bend.
f Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum | Buffalo
Browse the impressive personal collection of Jim Gatchell, a local pharmacist and historian who served settlers, frontiersmen and members of the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne tribes in the early 1900s.
g The Brinton Museum | near Sheridan
See Wyoming history through the lens of The Brinton, an arts-focused ranch museum that tells the story of Wyoming across the centuries.
h Washakie Museum & Cultural Center | Worland
Exhibits on paleontology, archaeology and early settlements portray the relationship between the historical inhabitants of the Bighorn Basin and their environment.
I Bighorn Canyon National
Recreation area | near Lovell
Highway 37, the recreation area’s south entrance, is a scenic road that passes through the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range on the way to spectacular Devil Canyon Overlook. Hike for views of Bighorn Lake, wild horses and the massive multicolored canyon walls. Learn more on p. 57.
j Meeteetse Chocolatier | Meeteetse
Tim Kellogg, a cowboy turned chocolatier, makes all of Meeteetse’s artisan confections from scratch. Choose from exquisite truffle flavors like prickly pear cactus and Wyoming Whiskey.
k Buffalo Bill Center of the West | Cody Immerse yourself in natural and cultural history and art at five institutions in one complex: the Plains Indian, Buffalo Bill, Draper Natural History, Whitney Western Art and Cody Firearms museums.
SHOSHONE RIVER, CODY
GRUBSTEAK EXPEDITIONS
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Explore Yellowstone National Park’s surrounding areas via off-road vehicles with Out West Adventures in Cody as your guide. Go for half- and full days.
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CODY FIREARMS EXPERIENCE
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National Parks
Connected by the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway, Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks both offer dramatic scenery and unforgettable outdoor adventures — but make no mistake: They each deliver distinctly special experiences.
Old Faithful & Special Finds
HIGHLIGHTS
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EXTENDED-STAY TIPS FOR YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
A dynamic volcanic hot spot that also boasts more than 1,000 miles of hiking trails, nearly 300 waterfalls and the largest concentration of mammalian wildlife in the lower 48 states? That’s what we call a national treasure. Here’s how to cash in on Yellowstone’s riches, no matter how much time you have to spend wandering.
PARK HIGHLIGHTS
If you have a weekend …
While you can’t see all of Yellowstone in a weekend, it’s relatively easy to hop in your car and prioritize the fascinating geothermal features for which the park is best known. West Thumb Geyser Basin , on the edge of Yellowstone Lake , features two short boardwalk loops that will take you past the steaming Thumb Paint Pots, vibrant Abyss Pool and minuscule Fishing Cone.
MAP YOUR YELLOWSTONE ADVENTURE
Turn to p. 50 to see a map of Yellowstone National Park attractions. Look for this icon throughout the text to match locations on the map.
Make a beeline for the park’s most famous feature, Old Faithful Geyser . With approximately 20 eruptions every day, this reliable geyser’s frequency can be predicted with 90% accuracy, within about 10 minutes. Avoid the crowds with an early morning visit, then tuck in for a hearty breakfast at the Old Faithful Inn, a true icon of pioneer architecture.
Another must-do is Midway Geyser Basin, a park destination known for the vaporous clouds clinging to its banks. The main attraction here is Grand Prismatic Spring — the third-largest hot spring in the world. This pool is bigger than a football field. Its enchanting colors are caused by the different species of heat-loving bacteria that live in the spring.
Don’t miss the Grand Loop . Take Firehole Lake Drive, a 3-mile scenic trip past at least a dozen geothermal features. With luck, you’ll catch one of Great Fountain Geyser’s breathtaking and highly unpredictable displays.
Make time for Artist Point’s bucket-list overlook of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone’s tumbling Lower Falls, then head over to Brink of the Upper Falls overlook for more cascading grandeur.
Feeling hungry? Pause for lunch at Geyser Grill or for a hearty dinner at the historical Lake Yellowstone Hotel Dining Room.
BEST THINGS TO DO …
FOR SIGHTSEERS
See the Old Faithful Geyser spout grandly. Find up-to-date ranger eruption predictions at travelwy.com/predictions FOR FAMILIES
Saddle up for a guided horseback ride, then listen for bugling elk at Madison Campground from the comfort of your tent.
FOR ADVENTURERS
Rent a bike at Old Faithful Snow Lodge — ask the staff for tips on the best places to pedal around the park.
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Come in through the park’s north entrance and head to Mammoth Hot Springs . With a fantastical landscape straight out of Middle Earth, it’s like a limestone cave turned inside out. Two boardwalks give you access to more than 50 geothermal features — including freestanding Liberty Cap, colorful Minerva and Palette Springs and Angel Terrace. History buffs will enjoy a quick side trip to Fort Yellowstone, just a stone’s throw from the springs.
You can’t miss hiking around the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone , either. This 20-mile-long, 1,000-foot-deep natural work of art is best explored while hoofing it, with the canyon’s colorful walls rising around you. There are 10 official overlook spots in the canyon, and
# Yellowstone Pledge
Help the National Park Service protect Yellowstone for the enjoyment of future generations by taking the Yellowstone Pledge, a promise to help protect yourself and be a steward of the park by taking safe selfies, following speed limits, staying on boardwalks and trails, and keeping a safe distance from wildlife. Then, share your park photos with the hashtag #YellowstonePledge to encourage others to do the same. Learn more about traveling responsibly in Wyoming at travelwy.com/wyresponsibly
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MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL
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Artist Point is one of the most popular. After uttering your “oohs” and “aahs” at the spectacular view of Lower Falls crashing into the river below, leave the paved trail and keep hiking along the canyon’s south rim to Point Sublime.
Another Yellowstone priority is the Lamar Valley Thanks to a reliable water supply, lush vegetation and panoramic vistas, it’s known as “America’s Serengeti” for its large, easily visible wildlife population. On any given day, you might see herds of bison, pronghorn or deer; bald eagles and osprey in flight; or a badger, coyote or grizzly.
Nature-loving anglers can spot Wyoming wildlife as they fish (turn to p. 65 for Wildlife Safety information), as the tranquil Lamar River offers some of Yellowstone’s best fly-fishing. Surrounded by rolling, verdant hills in all directions — and interrupted only by glimpses of the valley’s plentiful fauna — visitors can expect to hook both rainbow and native Yellowstone cutthroat trout up to 15 inches long.
Get an up-close view of Yellowstone Lake , too. As the largest high-elevation lake in North America and nearly 400 feet deep in places, it’s a wonderful location to explore by kayak or canoe. Because of the lake’s many hidden underwater geysers, submerged fumaroles and other geothermal features, we recommend a guided tour with one of the many outfitters in the area. After your paddle, enjoy a rewarding dinner in the waterside Lake Yellowstone Hotel Dining Room before bidding farewell to the park.
PLAN YOUR TRIP
Explore more things to do at Yellowstone National Park, plus tips for mapping out your visit: travelwy.com/yellowstone. Browse listings for places to stay starting on p. 88 and find outfitters starting on p. 101.
“The land around Yellowstone was historically claimed by many native Indigenous tribes; my tribe — the Northern Arapaho — being one of those. The translation we have for Yellowstone is ‘the water goes up,’ which I think is a cool translation. I know that historically my family members have been there and seen that.”
— ROBERT MARTINEZ
Award-Winning Northern Arapaho Artist, martinezartdesign.com & instagram.com/robertmartinezartist
YOUR HOME BASE IN YELLOWSTONE
(HINT: BOOK NOW)
Find the ultimate headquarters for your getaway and book it as soon as possible. Depending on the season, spots get booked months — or sometimes even a year — in advance.
LODGES, HOTELS & CABINS
From the elegant Lake Hotel to the Roosevelt Lodge inspired by Teddy himself, there are nine different lodging facilities in Yellowstone. Wi-Fi and TVs can be scarce in this neck of the woods, however, so bring that paperback book you’ve been saving.
CAMPGROUNDS
OUTSIDE THE PARK
Whether you’re seeking a bed-andbreakfast hideaway, a cozy cabin or a Westerninspired inn, there are dozens of accommodation options within the gateway communities of Cody (50 miles east), Jackson (60 miles south) and Dubois (80 miles southeast).
There are 12 campgrounds that together total more than 2,000 sites, plus permitted backcountry sites. Reservations are made through yellowstonenational parklodges.com and recreation.gov
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MAP OF Yellowstone National Park
*This map is not for navigational purposes.
YELLOWSTONE ROADS
Yellowstone’s weather can change quickly and this map’s features are subject to change. Check for road closures and for real-time status updates at nps.gov/yell. Drive times seen on this map are approximate, and delays — depending on season, weather and wildlife — can be expected.
Teton Tactics
HIGHLIGHTS & EXTENDED-STAY TIPS FOR GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
With majestic mountains as your backdrop and forested trails, roaring rivers and more than 100 alpine and backcountry lakes beckoning for exploration, this wild wonderland is just a few miles from the town of Jackson.
MAP YOUR GRAND TETON ADVENTURE
Turn to p. 54 to see a map of Grand Teton National Park attractions. Look for this icon throughout the text to match locations on the map.
BEST THINGS TO DO …
FOR SIGHTSEERS
Capture Insta-worthy images of the reflective Jenny Lake, beloved by amateur and professional photogs alike.
FOR FAMILIES
Take in dramatic panoramas from the comfort of a raft. A kidfriendly float trip along the Snake River creates lasting memories.
FOR ADVENTURERS
Tackle the park’s most challenging hikes, like the Surprise and Amphitheater Lakes Trail for ruggedly scenic vistas and a 3,000-foot elevation gain.
PARK HIGHLIGHTS
If you have a weekend ...
Whether you’re on the way to Yellowstone or a road trip farther afield, there’s still ample time to soak up some sights at Grand Teton, especially if you have a couple days. Here are three focal points to prioritize in this quieter park.
TETON PARK ROAD
Known as the 42-Mile Scenic Loop Drive , the thoroughfare offers a great overview of the park, with stunning vistas of the toothy Tetons and plenty of wildlife-viewing opportunities. Pick up a map at Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, then choose destinations along the loop to explore.
MORMON ROW HISTORIC DISTRICT
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this photogenic tract of land was founded as a ranch settlement in the 1890s. Many of the original homesteads have been preserved, providing a slew of glorious photo ops with the majestic Tetons looming in the distance.
TAGGART LAKE TRAIL
The moderate route’s short length (about 3 miles round trip) and minor elevation gain (roughly 300 feet) make it ideal for quick visits, big groups and little hikers. A handful of stream crossings and pretty views of Taggart Lake are sure to please any crew.
“Wyoming is a landlocked state, but water is our lifeblood. It connects everything and everyone. The beautiful thing is how clearly you can see that water start as a snowflake, you can see that water start as a spring and you can follow it as far as it goes.”
— ELYSE GUARINO
Co-Founder & Guide for Wyoming Rivers Cooperative, elyseguarino.com & instagram.com/elyseguarino
Learn more about both national parks at nps.gov/yell and nps.gov/grte
TOP PLACES TO STAY
With seven lodges, six campgrounds and two RV villages within park boundaries, there are no bad choices for accommodations in Grand Teton. Jenny Lake is the most popular campground; its 49 conifer-shaded tent sites require a reservation, so plan accordingly. Jackson Lake Lodge is the place for views from every window, so it’s also a top choice. Overnight spots fill up early, so be sure to book ahead of time. To learn more about places to camp — in and near Wyoming’s national parks — visit travelwy.com/campsites.
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Adventures to add on if you have a week ...
Have more time to explore? Seeing all of Grand Teton’s nooks and crannies will be a chance-of-alifetime experience. Mix and match from this list of Teton to-dos for your quintessential park getaway.
STRING LAKE LOOP HIKING
Just under 4 miles round trip, the easy String Lake Loop offers outstanding views of the iconic Cathedral Group peaks. Mountain vistas and lake reflections are particularly breathtaking in morning light, so set that alarm.
MENORS FERRY HISTORIC DISTRICT
A self-guided walking tour through Menors Ferry, a well-preserved 1894 ghost town, provides a mellow and informative trip back in time to the Old West.
LAURANCE S. ROCKEFELLER PRESERVE
Beat the crowds with a scenic morning hike in the preserve, a specially designated area of the park with limited traffic.
SNAKE RIVER RAFTING
About 50 miles of the 1,056-mile-long Snake River are within the park, and every inch of the area is brimming with beauty. Hit Schwabacher Landing, a starting point for fishing and wildlife watching.
COLTER BAY KAYAKING
After visiting the Colter Bay Visitor Center , Colter Bay Marina is a great place to rent a kayak. Paddle around for a few hours, then adjourn to Jackson Lake Lodge for a meal.
JACKSON LAKE DINNER CRUISE
There’s no better way to end your day than with a little reflection on Jackson Lake . Cruise to Elk Island for al fresco dining in the shadow of the peaks.
SUNSET HIKE AT OXBOW BEND
Drive to Oxbow Bend to capture Mount Moran’s reflection shimmering in the Snake River — then head into Moose for a bite at Dornan’s Chuckwagon.
PLAN YOUR TRIP
Explore more things to do at Grand Teton National Park, plus tips for mapping out your visit: travelwy. com/grand-teton. Browse listings for places to stay starting on p. 88 and find outfitters starting on p. 101.
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GRAND TETON ROADS
Grand Teton’s weather can change quickly and this map’s features are subject to change. Check for road closures and for real-time status updates at nps.gov/grte. Drive times seen on this map are approximate, and delays — depending on season, weather and wildlife — can be expected.
This is more than a horseback ride. It’s your way to reconnect to the land and its histor y. Whether by horse, lake cruise, river raft or kayak, you ’ll reconnect in Grand Teton National Park.
Eat. Play. Stay. Plan your adventure at gtlc.com.
Authorized concessioner of the National Park Service.
Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming Tips for National Parks
GETTING THERE
Yellowstone Regional Airport (flyyra.com) is about 3 miles outside Cody near Yellowstone National Park’s east entrance and offers service from Salt Lake City, Denver and Chicago. Jackson Hole Airport (jacksonholeairport.com) is about 60 miles south of Yellowstone and found within the boundaries of Grand Teton National Park. Car rentals and shuttle services to lodges inside the parks, nearby towns and hotels are available from both airports.
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR PUP
Dogs are not permitted on trails, pathways and boardwalks, inside visitor centers or in any park waters or thermal areas. Want a good rule of thumb? A pet may go anywhere a car can go, including roads, campgrounds, picnic areas and parking lots. Always pick up after your pets and keep them on a 6-foot leash or shorter everywhere you go.
BE WEATHER AWARE
ARRIVE EARLY (OR LATE)
Getting an early start maximizes your chances of finding parking, quieter trails and clear waters. During the peak season, there’s often daylight until 9 p.m. or later, and many portions of the park clear out substantially by 4 or 5 p.m.
PLAN AHEAD
With more than 2.2 million acres at Yellowstone and 310,000 acres at Grand Teton, the parks make up a sprawling destination, so you probably won’t get to see everything in one trip. Make your must-see list before arriving and plan on a return trip (or two or three).
Keep up to date on the status of park roads and conditions by visiting nps.gov. And be sure to book your campsite or lodge well in advance — these fill quickly, especially during peak season. It’s $35 per vehicle to visit Yellowstone or Grand Teton for one to seven days. Accessibility information can be found for Grand Teton at travelwy.com/npsteton-access and for Yellowstone at travelwy.com/nps-yell-access.
AVOID THE CROWDS
Temperatures not only vary by season — they vary by elevation. Dress in layers, stay hydrated and be prepared for anything from warm summer temperatures to snow as late as June.
GIVE OUR GEYSERS SOME SPACE
Yellowstone’s geysers, not to be confused with hot-springs pools, aren’t for swimming and soaking. Keep your distance from the steaming water — it’s likely to be boiling hot and sometimes dangerously acidic — and stick to the trails, boardwalks and designated paths.
PRACTICE WILDLIFE SAFETY
Turn to p. 65 for wildlife-safety tips, like what to do if you see a bear or if you’re stuck in a wildlife jam. Heading off the beaten path? Consider renting bear spray to keep your adventure group safe and sound: travelwy.com/nps-bear-spray.
Late June through late August is the parks’ peak visitation season. Visit during the shoulder season in early June and September for a quieter retreat.
PLAN ON DISCONNECTING
Cell service, Wi-Fi and even television can be hard to come by when you’re traveling around Yellowstone and Grand Teton (though there’s now better service in some of Teton’s more developed areas). Be prepared to disconnect for the duration of your visit — and don’t be surprised if sending and receiving texts becomes a challenge.
America’s Backyard
MORE THINGS TO DO ON WYOMING’S PUBLIC LANDS
BIGHORN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
NEAR LOVELL
Take in the splendor of Bighorn Lake’s sapphire waters for activities like fishing, kayaking, swimming and water skiing. Then leisurely drive along the spectacular park road, Highway 37, pausing for wild Spanish mustangs, bighorn sheep, short hikes for sweeping views of Bighorn Canyon’s towering limestone walls (including Devil Canyon Overlook), historical ranches and numerous photo opportunities. Guided boat tours from Horseshoe Bend Marina with Hidden Treasure Charters are available for sightseeing and relaxation.
FORT LARAMIE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE & OREGON TRAIL RUTS STATE HISTORIC SITE NEAR GUERNSEY
Originally established as a private fur-trading outpost in 1834, Fort Laramie went on to become one of the largest military posts on the Northern Plains. Peek into the past at some of the remaining buildings, including the Commissary Storehouse and the Calvary Barracks. Just 15 miles away, see some of the best-preserved wagon tracks at the Oregon Trail Ruts, left by travelers moving westward in the 1800s.
OREGON TRAIL RUTS STATE HISTORIC SITE
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BIGHORN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
FORT LARAMIE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
“Fossil Butte National Monument is home to some of our planet’s bestpreserved fossils. New discoveries happen at Fossil Lake every summer — from a new species of snake to the ancient remains of a vastly different ecology 52 million years ago.”
— ARVID AASE
Paleontologist and museum curator at Fossil Butte National Monument, nps.gov/fobu & instagram.com/fossilbuttenps
DEVILS TOWER NATIONAL MONUMENT
NEAR SUNDANCE & HULETT
This monolithic butte towers over the surrounding prairielands; and due to its vertical cracks, it’s known as a world-class rock-climbing destination. Experience this scenic site for yourself by hiking one of the many trails, sleeping beneath the stars at Belle Fourche River Campground or stargazing on a guided night tour.
FOSSIL BUTTE NATIONAL MONUMENT
NEAR KEMMERER
This geologic formation rises 1,000 feet above the Twin Creek Valley and is home to some of the world’s best-preserved fossils, including those of plants, insects, reptiles and early mammals — which can be seen in the visitor center. While you’re here, learn how paleontologists prepare fossils during daily demonstrations and bring a picnic to enjoy on the 1.5-mile Nature Trail. Find more fossil info on p. 67.
FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
NEAR ROCK SPRINGS & GREEN RIVER
Lush greenery juxtaposed against towering red-rock formations sets the scene for this desert oasis, where Flaming Gorge Reservoir beckons with water fun. Rent a boat from a local marina — offering everything from houseboats to fishing boats — and cruise around the 91-mile-long reservoir for wakeboarding, fishing or swimming. A number of boat-accessible campgrounds offer a secluded overnight experience.
FOSSIL BUTTE NATIONAL MONUMENT
FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
Hit the Trail
EPIC HIKING & BIKING ROUTES
Whether you’re hoofing it or testing the limits of gravity on our made-for-mountain-biking terrain, get your heart pumping with some of the West’s greatest scenery as the backdrop at these adventurous locales.
TAKE A HIKE
POPO AGIE FALLS TRAIL
Take in absolutely stunning views of Middle Fork Falls, where the Popo Agie River cascades over large outcroppings into Sinks Canyon on an easy 3-mile, round-trip route in Sinks Canyon State Park near Lander. Find the trailhead at the Bruce Picnic Site.
BRIDLE TRAIL
This steep, 4.5-mile loop begins at the base of Garden Creek Falls in Rotary Park near Casper and leads to breathtaking vistas of the town and dense evergreen forests. Sightings of sage-grouse, deer and pronghorn are common.
EXPLORE ON A BIKE
WILKINS PEAK TRAIL SYSTEM
Trail names like Quick Draw and Better Than Dead evoke wicked Wild West lore, and so does the rugged terrain at this trail network near the town of Green River. Cyclists’ hard work is rewarded with vistas of southwest Wyoming’s Flaming Gorge country.
CURT GOWDY STATE PARK
Situated between Cheyenne and Laramie, Curt Gowdy State Park is crisscrossed with 30 miles of diverse mountain-bike trails, but one towers above them all: El Alto ascends steep granite boulders and black-diamond terrain before reaching the park’s highest point.
GO BACKPACKING
ROCK CREEK TRAIL
Map Your Trip
Wyoming’s wide-open spaces lead to some epic views. Explore these areas with our interactive map to plan out your trip and trails — or to share with a friend before you begin your adventure. Learn more at travelwy.com/tripplanning. Share your own Wyoming journey and be part of the WY Responsibly movement by using the #WYresponsibly tag.
Trek through the heart of Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest on this 11-mile out-and-back. Highlights include a rushing waterfall and an optional side trip to Crater Lake — a stunning blue-green gem ringed with evergreens. Find the northern trailhead outside of Arlington
TITCOMB BASIN
Titcomb Basin features kaleidoscopic wildflowers and sights of the jagged Wind River Range. The nearly 30-mile, out-and-back route encompasses the Seneca Lake, Indian Pass and Pole Creek trails; start your trip at the Elkhart Park Trailhead near Pinedale.
TITCOMB BASIN
CURT GOWDY STATE PARK
Ride, Fish & More:
UNFORGETTABLE OUTDOOR PURSUITS
Wyoming’s wide-open spaces are a playground for rough-and-tumble types. Gear up for the outdoor adventure of a lifetime at these Cowboy State treasures.
“One of the major reasons that fishing is important to me is because of where I get to go and what I get to see while I’m fishing. The fish are the bonus, right? You’ve already won once you stepped into that river.”
— LAEL JOHNSON
Wildly Wyoming Contestant, instagram.com/laelpauljohnson & travelwy.com/wildly-wyoming
GO PADDLING
FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
Panoramas of the gorge’s multihued red-rock canyons are even lovelier from a raft, boat, stand-up paddleboard or kayak. Spend an afternoon surveying Flaming Gorge Reservoir, accessed from Green River or Rock Springs, and be sure to catch the spectacular sunset.
SNAKE RIvER
Outfitters in Jackson host an assortment of rafting excursions along the Snake River, from white-knuckle expeditions to scenic family floats — all of which showcase the iconic natural grandeur of the Teton Mountains. Guided kayaking trips are also available.
GO FISHING
MIRACLE MILE
This storied section of the North Platte River near Casper is the holy grail for serious anglers. Bring your nymph rigs and streamers to land behemoth rainbow and brown trout or enlist one of the many local outfitters to show you their secrets.
GREEN RIvER
Snowmelt from the Wind River Range feeds the Green River in southwest Wyoming, which becomes a hot spot for dry fly-fishing each summer. Get outfitted in Pinedale, then set out in search of trout.
GO ROCK CLIMBING
TEN SLEEP CANYON
Most Common Route Type: Sport
Neighboring the small town of Ten Sleep, this canyon is home to supremely short approaches, so you can get straight to sending miles of steep dolomite crags loaded with pockets, crimps and edges. Bolts are plentiful (but there’s a moratorium on setting your own route), and climb difficulties range from 5.6–5.14, with most falling between 5.10–5.12.
SINKS CANYON
Most Common Route Type: Sport Climbers will feel at home in the town of Lander, which hosts the International Climbers’ Festival each July. The big draw is nearby Sinks Canyon State Park, featuring more than 300 climbs on pocketed limestone, sandstone and granite. See all the sparkling stars at night — Sinks Canyon is Wyoming’s first International Dark Sky Park
GO HORSEBACK RIDING
DAY RIDES
Day rides are a good way to stretch your legs while road tripping through the state, and local outfitters supply a variety of options, from one-hour to full-day trips. Under the wing of a knowledgeable guide, trot the grounds of Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks or survey the Bighorn, Wind River or Absaroka mountains.
SUMMER PACK TRIPS
Many outfitters and dude ranches also offer multiday guided pack trips, which let riders delve deep into the Wyoming wilderness on horseback. Excursions include authentic chuckwagon meals and cowboy breakfasts to counter the massive amounts of calories you’ll burn in and out of the saddle on your journey. Learn more at travelwy.com/horseback
HORSE CAMPING
Wyoming’s more than 45,000 square miles of public lands are laden with wide-open spaces and stunning landscapes that are excellent for horseback riding. Those planning a trip with their equine companion will find a bounty of boarding options and horse-friendly campgrounds and trails.
DUDE RANCHES
Wyoming dude and guest ranches allow visitors to participate in incredible horseback-riding programs that include daily opportunities to partake in excursions of various lengths. A seasoned wrangler will pair you with a horse for the entirety of your stay (typically a week) who matches your riding abilities. Learn more on p. 76.
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“The more people we can introduce to the outdoors — and find that connection — the better because they are going to also fall in love with it and want to protect it.”
— KAYLA LOCKHART
FIND THE PERFECT OUTFITTER
Check out listings organized by city starting on p. 101.
Wildy Wyoming Contestant, instagram.com/kayla__lockhart & travelwy.com/wildly-wyoming
TENSLEEP CANYON
GOOSEWING RANCH
BOATING IN WYOMING?
Protect Wyoming waters from aquatic invasive species.
INSPECT YOUR WATERCRAFT GET YOUR AIS DECAL
All watercraft entering Wyoming must be inspected for aquatic invasive species before launching.
AIS decals are required for all motorized and hard-sided watercraft. Inflatables over 10 feet in length need one, too!
Get an AIS decal, find inspection locations and hours or visit ProtectWyomingWaters.org to learn how you can help prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.
Supporting Community
THROUGH GUIDED HUNTING TRIPS
In addition to the wild, scenic countryside that draws people to Wyoming, our state features small- and big-game hunting and vast herds of wildlife. Nearly every species of North American big game exists in large numbers within the state, including elk, moose, deer, pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep and mountain goats.
It’s no surprise that hunting is a way of life for residents and visitors alike. This lifestyle helps with the management of Wyoming’s incredible wildlife resources. The money hunters and anglers spend through the purchase of licenses and outdoor products goes toward protecting the health of herds and the lands they need to thrive. Plus, nutritious and natural protein from wild game is the ultimate in locally sourced food.
When Wyoming locals and visitors come together through their love of hunting and the outdoors, lasting memories are made. Whether hunting is a family tradition or a new adventure, working with a certified outfitter or guide from the Wyoming Outfitters and Guides Association (WYOGA) increases chances for a successful hunt.
Besides a worthwhile hunting trip, many guides and outfitters offer fishing excursions, horse-pack trips, backcountry wilderness adventures and accommodations. Even nonhunters can work with these local experts to see wildlife and experience Wyoming’s breathtaking scenery.
Wyoming local C.J. Box is The New York Times No. 1 bestselling author of more than 30 novels, including the “Joe Pickett” series
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To learn more about hunting in Wyoming and to find out about local outfitters and guides, visit travelwy.com/hunting
“Wyoming is home to many of the largest game herds in North America. Opportunities to hunt and fish abound and are deeply rooted in the heritage of Wyoming. Our legacy of wildlife conservation started with folks like Theodore Roosevelt, and his experiences in Wyoming led to the creation of our national park system. Hunters and anglers are still the leaders in wildlife conservation today. I’m proud to carry on this legacy in our great state!”
— NATE BROWN
The WYldlife Fund Operations Manager, thewyldlifefund.org
SHOAL CREEK OUTFITTERS
WYOMING WILD
Wyoming Wildlife Safety Tips
MAINTAIN A SAFE DISTANCE
Remember that we are visitors to wild animals’ sacred homes. Stressing them can hurt their ability to survive and place our own safety at risk. Do not approach animals to take pictures and remain at least 100 yards from predators like grizzlies and 25 yards from other mammals like bison or elk. If wildlife comes closer than anticipated, it’s just as crucial to keep that safe distance. Next time you find yourself stuck in a bison jam on the road (a classic Yellowstone pastime), please stay safely inside your vehicle.
It’s no secret that wildlife lovers live for Wyoming — a scenic wonderland filled with furry and feathered creatures like pronghorn, bears, bison, bald eagles and mule deer. Here are common safety tips to follow:
EXPLORE IN A GROUP
Roaming Wyoming’s rugged landscape with your friends is always safer. You’ll have more than one set of eyes looking out for wildlife surprises, helping you to keep a safe distance. Grizzlies are also unlikely to attack groups. If you encounter one, stand next to each other so the bear can see multiple people. Always carry bear spray.
Keep Them Wild
RESPECT DANGEROUS ANIMALS
If a bear starts huffing or growling at you, consider that animal in predator mode. Rutting season means love is in the air for elk on the ground, but this also means they’re on the lookout to ward off rivals. If you see a bull (a male elk) starting to paw at the earth beneath you while curling its lips, that sound of a sharp bugle call is a sign to back away. Wildlife viewing calls for vigilant attention and awareness of your surroundings.
DON’T FEED ANIMALS
We work hard to avoid food conditioning bears, and other animals, so they don’t seek food rewards from people — and potentially become more dangerous. Properly dispose of waste and always store food in a locked vehicle with windows rolled up, in a bear canister or in a bear box.
Explore additional ways to respect Wyoming wildlife so you can adventure with confidence and learn how to safely navigate around grizzlies, black bears and wolves: travelwy.com/wildlifesafety. Learn about all the ways you can be a mindful traveler at travelwy.com/wyresponsibly. Share your own Wyoming journey and be part of the WY Responsibly movement by using the #WYresponsibly tag.
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18 WAYS TO CONNECT WITH THE FAMILY
IN THE COWBOY STATE
Wyoming is a vast playground for visitors traveling with kids and young adults. Consider partaking in these essential Western activities — all worthy reasons to ditch those screens and make fresh memories together instead.
1 LOUNGE IN THERAPEUTIC MINERAL SPRINGS
Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis has a free bath house for the fam to soak in steamy 104-degree waters. Also keep your eyes peeled for bison that roam in the park.
2 PLAY IN THE SAND
Killpecker Sand Dunes near Rock Springs offers 11,000 acres of soft sand for sand sledding and boarding, giggle-inducing pastimes that involve sliding down the dunes.
3 HIKE TO NATURAL WONDERS
At Sinks Canyon State Park near Lander, hop on the easy half-mile trail to see The Sinks, a geologic formation where the Popo Agie River disappears underground and then reappears down the canyon in a large pool called The Rise.
4 SLUMBER IN A MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY
Families can stay in a cozy log cabin at Kodiak Mountain Resort near Afton in the Star Valley, an area known for its sparkling night skies and access to activities such as hiking and fly-fishing.
5 CHASE WATERFALLS
There are hundreds of waterfalls in the Cowboy State, from thundering cascades to wispy gems. Check out Porcupine Falls in the Bighorn Mountains near Lovell, where water tumbles over a steep cliff into a small swimming hole.
6 HUNT FOR FOSSILS
American Fossil Quarry near Kemmerer is a must-visit for aspiring paleontologists. There, little ones can dig up and keep fossils of stingrays, shrimp, paddlefish, turtles and other preserved creatures.
“Newsflash: Wyoming is a lot more than just Yellowstone, the Tetons and Jackson Hole! We spent the last four days between the areas of Lander, Dubois and Thermopolis and were blown away. Breathtaking mountains, canyons, forests, rivers and hot springs. It was stunning!”
— CHRISTINA MCEvOY
Travel Content Creator/Blogger, adventuretogether.com
KILLPECKER SAND DUNES PORCUPINE
Find more WY-tastic family-travel ideas at travelwy.com/family
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DISCOvER AN OLD FUR-TRADING POST
At Fort Laramie, one of Wyoming’s 26 national historic sites, visitors can walk through 12 restored buildings that replicate life from 1834 to 1890 on what was once known as the largest military post on the plains.
8 EXPLORE A GHOST TOWN
Situated south of Lander, South Pass City is a restored ghost town with 17 original structures that highlight how locals lived in the mid- to late 19th century. Highlights include a saloon and card room, school and blacksmith shop.
9 LEARN ABOUT THE PAST
Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody encompasses five museums, including one dedicated to the life of soldier, showman and hunter Buffalo Bill Cody and other legendary figures of the Wild West.
10 MAKE A SPLASH
Fremont Lake near Pinedale is a prime stop for kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, water skiing and fishing. The body of water also hosts events such as the Sailing Regatta in August and Big Fish Ice Derby in March.
11 EXAMINE ANCIENT ROCK CARvINGS
Tucked east of Riverton, the Castle Garden Petroglyphs feature sandstone outcroppings etched with Native American rock art or petroglyphs of human and animal figures, including turtles and birds.
Set a Good Example
Teach your kids to be good stewards by taking all trash with you when you leave, staying on designated trails and always observing wildlife from a safe distance. Together we can keep our public lands beautiful for generations to come. Learn more at travelwy. com/wyresponsibly. Share your own Wyoming journey and be part of the WY Responsibly movement by using the #WYresponsibly tag.
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HOBO HOT SPRINGS
CASTLE GARDEN PETROGLYPHS @sunvibebliss
12 REEL IN A BIG ONE
Blessed with a bounty of lakes and waterways, Casper is one of the state’s top fishing destinations. Popular places to drop a line include the North Platte River and Pathfinder and Alcova reservoirs.
13 FEAST ON WESTERN FARE
Even the pickiest eaters love Bar T 5’s three-hour dinner experiences in Jackson. Packages include a ride in a horse-drawn covered wagon, a homestyle barbecue dinner and a show with live music.
14 LEARN ABOUT THE WEST’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
The Shoshone Tribal Cultural Center in Fort Washakie chronicles the history of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe, the original inhabitants of the Wind River Mountain Range. Browse exhibits showcasing art and information about historic figures such as Sacagawea.
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EXPLORE THE HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION
If you have lovers of planes, trains and automobiles in your crew, check out outdoor displays of vintage airplanes at the Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting in Greybull. Or visit the Frontier Auto Museum in Gillette to see old cars displayed in a colorful neon-lit ambiance.
16 DELvE INTO OUTLAW HISTORY
For more than 30 years, the Wyoming Territorial Prison in Laramie held bandits such as storied bank robber Butch Cassidy. The site is now a museum that allows visitors to walk along the cell blocks and uncover stories of past inmates.
17 SEE WILD HORSES
More than 350 wild mustangs roam together at the Deerwood Ranch Wild Horse EcoSanctuary, located in Laramie. It’s also the first of its kind, a wild-horse sanctuary operated by private land owners on a historical cattle ranch (appointments required).
18 FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF PIONEERS
Book an excursion with Casper-based Historic Trails West, which offers a variety of covered-wagon treks (from lunch rides to fiveday adventures) along real routes traversed by settlers, gold-seekers and Pony Express riders.
DEERWOOD
12 Ways to Taste WYOMING’S
UNIQUE
FLAvORS
With its fair share of rustic cowboy culture and long-standing dude ranches, it’s safe to say that Wyoming is rich in delightfully hearty cuisine. Experience flavors around the state — from the iconic to the innovative — at these must-taste spots.
Support Local Businesses
Keep our small towns thriving by seeking out locally owned small businesses whenever possible, like Lovell’s own Queen Bee Gardens’ honeyinfused chocolates! Learn more at TravelWY. com/shop-local. Share your own Wyoming journey and be part of the WY Responsibly movement by using the #WYresponsibly tag.
MINERS AND STOCKMEN’S STEAKHOUSE AND SPIRITS
LOCAL RESTAURANT & BAR
THE SUGAR MOUSE CUPCAKE HOUSE
PONDEROSA CAFE
PIZZA CARRELLO
“I absolutely loved exploring downtown Laramie! It is a super cute and cozy town with delicious food spots, chill breweries and a dessert shop (The Sugar Mouse Cupcake House!) you can’t miss.”
— TEE GEORGE Outdoor Content Creator & Blogger, asipoftee.com
1 “Dang good donuts” at Cowboy Donuts in Rock Springs
Sample an array of doughy treats, from traditional old-fashioned and M&M-covered delights to gooey apple fritters — all baked from scratch that morning. Grab a dozen for the road and balance your breakfast flavors with a jalapeño-and-sausage-stuffed kolache.
2 Wrangle up a whoop-worthy meal at The Lone Buffalo Steakhouse in Dubois
Make your dinner a good one with an order of chewy cheese curds, followed by a bacon-topped blue-cheese burger served with a healthy portion of crispy fries. Top your meal off with a house cocktail, like the Huckleberry Moscow Mule.
3 Power up for a day of exploring at Crooked Creek Coffee Roasters in Casper
The folks here will have you rarin’ to go with cups of everything from black coffee and toasted-marshmallow-flavored lattes to green-pomegranate tea and chai. Looking for a superfood-fueled boost? Try the fruit smoothies and all-natural energy drinks.
4 Cure your pastry hankerings at The Bread Doctor in Torrington
Fresh-baked artisan breads, decadent desserts and savory lunch specials are all on the menu at this family bakery run by a local doctor. Chocolate-filled brioche paired with coffee soothes morning hunger pangs, while pillowy pretzels, flaky pastries and herb-sprinkled focaccias make the best road-trip snacks.
5 Recharge with treats at The Sugar Mouse Cupcake House in Laramie
After a day of adventure, give your body something to sing about. Stop at this specialty cafe serving savory menu items like English stew complemented by gourmet cupcakes in flavors like blackberry lavender and chocolate cherry. We recommend booking the afternoon tea to refresh your group’s energy over delectable scones served with clotted cream and strawberry jam.
6 Refuel with wood-fired pie at Pizza Carrello in Gillette
With options like A Pizza My Heart — crafted with garlic-infused olive oil and a smattering of fresh basil to complement oh-so-savory sausage and pepperoni toppings — Pizza Carrello is beloved for its deliciously innovative pies.
7 Indulge in a hearty dinner at Miners and Stockmen’s Steakhouse and Spirits in Hartville Come hungry for thick, juicy cuts of houseaged Black Angus beef at this Wild West steakhouse. Here, it’s all about the meat — and adult beverages. Pair your ribeye or filet mignon with a glass of Italian Chianti or dry chardonnay, or enjoy your meal cowboy-style with a whiskey on the rocks.
8 Dig into a meat-centric meal at Ponderosa Cafe and Bar in Hulett
Step inside an Old West-style saloon for some stick-to-your-ribs fare, from grilled pork chops and beer-battered walleye to New York strip steaks and hefty burgers served with fries and slaw.
9 Recount the day’s adventures over a fine supper at The Warehouse Gastropub in Sheridan
Specialties like a bacon-piled burger served with truffle-rosemary-infused mayo or a classic margherita pizza topped with the freshest of basil make for the perfect finale to a day of sightseeing. Sip on a lemon-cheesecake martini for a very adult dessert concocted from tart limoncello.
10 Eat under wide-open skies at Pitchfork Fondue Western Outdoor Cookout in Pinedale
Dine in the great outdoors like a true cowboy at this special Western experience offered Thursdays through Saturdays. Bring the whole family and feast on wood-fired meat and veggies paired with homemade fondue sauces as you take in panoramic views of the Wind River Mountains together.
11 Fill up on a Westernstyle buffet at Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel in Cody
Built by the legendary Buffalo Bill in 1902, the historical Irma Hotel is a time portal into the Old West. Stop by the on-site restaurant for its famous summertime buffet, with favorites like slow-roasted prime rib, the barbecuesauce-topped Cowboy Burger and Rocky Mountain rainbow trout.
12 Savor local ingredients at farm-to-table hot spot Local Restaurant & Bar in Jackson Wyoming-raised beef and in-season produce are the focus at this American steakhouse in Jackson’s historical town square, where you can enjoy anything from an elk chop — served with a choice of sides, like truffled mac and cheese — to puff-pastry-wrapped buffalo Wellington.
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Best of the West
CAN’T-MISS RODEOS
Celebrate our enduring traditions and cowboy spirit at these summertime events that bring out some of Wyoming’s finest athletes. Exhilarating barebackbronc-riding, barrel-racing, bull-riding, calf-roping, goat-tying and steer-wrestling competitions are some highlights to look forward to. See the full list of rodeos at travelwy.com/rodeos
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MAY
JACKSON HOLE RODEO
The Teton Range and Gros Ventre Wilderness make for a dramatic backdrop to this annual bash.
JUNE
DUBOIS FRIDAY NIGHT RODEO
Rodeos run from mid-June through mid-August in this upper Wind River Valley town.
EvANSTON RODEO SERIES
See champion cowpokes show off their best skills in June and July.
JULY
CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS
Established in 1897, it’s evolved into the largest outdoor rodeo and Western celebration in the world.
CODY STAMPEDE RODEO
Spend your Fourth of July weekend watching top contestants compete for big purses.
RED DESERT ROUNDUP RODEO IN ROCK SPRINGS
This event delights with nightly calf scrambles and mutton bustin’ for kids.
CENTRAL WYOMING FAIR & RODEO IN CASPER
Enjoy carnival rides, a demolition derby and a “The Voice”-inspired concert.
SHERIDAN WYO RODEO
Weeklong festivities include fam-friendly stick-horse races, street dances and a Native American powwow.
AUGUST
WYOMING STATE FAIR & RODEO IN DOUGLAS
Experience arm-wrestling and pig-and-mud-wrestling competitions, plus a carnival with a Ferris wheel.
ALL SUMMER
CODY NITE RODEO
This family-oriented attraction in the “Rodeo Capital of the World” is the longestrunning nightly rodeo in the country.
HELL ON WHEELS RODEO IN CHEYENNE
Loved just as much for its rodeo as the chuckwagon dinner series, this actionpacked event is big on Western flavor.
CODY NITE RODEO
WYOMING STATE FAIR & RODEO
CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS
Discover Wyoming Culture
COMPELLING HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SITES
The spirit of Wyoming’s diverse past and present will remind you of just what makes the West endlessly fascinating at these cultural destinations. Find more at travelwy.com/historicsites
LEGEND
ROCK STATE PETROGLYPH SITE
THERMOPOLIS
Examine more than 92 prehistoric petroglyph panels at this sacred Native American site.
WYOMING STATE MUSEUM
CHEYENNE
Delve into Native American and coal-mining history and the people, places and events that have shaped the Cowboy State.
WIND RIvER WILD HORSE SANCTUARY
LANDER
Book a special tour to learn about Native American culture and see wild mustangs roam free on a working cattle ranch on the Wind River Indian Reservation
NORTHERN ARAPAHO EXPERIENCE CULTURE ROOM
RIvERTON
Experience the Northern Arapaho tribe’s rich cultural heritage via artifacts, artwork and summer dance exhibits at Wind River Hotel & Casino
“We have a connection to the horses and this land, which goes deeper than everything we do. They truly define who we are. There are hundreds of horses in the sanctuary. They’re wild. And we just give them space and let them be, which ends up supporting the entire ecosystem and provides balance. We believe there’s enough room for all of us.”
— JESS OLDHAM
Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary Co-Owner, windriverwildhorses.com & instagram.com/jess_oldham
HEART MOUNTAIN INTERPRETIvE CENTER
POWELL
Learn about some of the nation’s more challenging history at this former Japanese-American confinement site from World War II.
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Life on the Range
5 REASONS TO STAY AT A WYOMING DUDE OR GUEST RANCH
Not only do Wyoming’s many ranches let visitors play cowpoke for a week, but they also offer activities and amenities to suit every traveler — not to mention postcard-caliber scenery around every bend.
YOU CAN EXPERIENCE REAL COWBOY LIFE
If you’ve always been fascinated by Western lore and cowboy culture, then visiting a dude or guest ranch will let you roll up your sleeves and join the adventure — from participating in real cattle drives and pitching in at the stables to long, peaceful rides through scenic valleys. Absaroka Ranch in Dubois is a flawless way to experience the serenity of the rugged Absaroka Range while enjoying authentic-toWyoming nature experiences like horseback riding, hiking and fishing.
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THERE ARE OPTIONS TO SUIT EvERY vACATION STYLE
You won’t find any one-size-fits-all experiences here. No matter your budget, interests or group size, there’s a ranch for you. Traveling with kids? Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch in Cody is one of many ranches that offers fun and educational adventures for kids as young as 6, plus convenient babysitting during special events for children under 5. Seeking a grown-up getaway? Certain ranches host adults-only weeks or offer romantic perks like massages, hot-air balloon rides and all the privacy you need.
3 HORSEBACK RIDING IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
A love of horses is pretty much a prerequisite for a dude-ranch stay, but it’s far from the only activity available. At The Hideout Lodge & Guest Ranch in Shell, horseback riding is the main event. You can venture beyond the stable, however, for trap shooting, archery and guided fly-fishing trips for trout — plus plenty of leisure time to soak up some sun by the outdoor pool, which boasts mountain panoramas.
4 THEY CAN BE A SECRET FOODIE PARADISE
A dude-ranch vacation is all about working up an appetite; but if you think it’s just pork and beans out here, you haven’t visited our foodiefriendly ranches. At Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, you can feast on tantalizing farm-to-table meals from sustainable, ranch-sourced ingredients, take a cooking class taught by on-site culinary masters or explore the 94-yard wine cellar for a unique vino adventure.
5 THEY’RE PERFECT FOR RECONNECTING WITH FAMILY
For one glorious family trip, you can all step away from your devices and really recharge. Sweetgrass at Thunderbasin in Weston trades TVs and social feeds for good, old-fashioned fun. Instead of scrolling on your smartphone, you can pursue all sorts of outdoorsy to-dos like trail rides (you might see fawns and turkeys), guided hunting trips interspersed with gourmet meals and meandering ATV rides with stops for breathtaking views. While most ranches do offer Wi-Fi these days, quality time with the fam is all the connectivity you’ll need.
Find your perfect ranch and learn from a Wyoming Dude Ranchers’ Association expert at travelwy.com/ranch
SHOSHONE LODGE & GUEST RANCH
THE HIDEOUT LODGE & GUEST RANCH
BRUSH CREEK RANCH
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Wild West Wild Wyoming V iews
Explore Wyoming’s spirited offbeat college town, with an abundance of outdoor recreation, deep western roots, and a vibrant cultural scene at 7,220 feet. Discover the proud home of the University of Wyoming, tucked between two mountain ranges with so many things to do that the hardest part is going to be finding the time. Whether you spend the day shopping in the historic downtown district, visiting one of many renowned museums, or grabbing a taste of local culture and recreation, Laramie promises a plethora of activities and sights for a getaway full of memories.
Diners, Dives, and More
When you combine eclectic college town tastes with western Wyoming fare, you will find a little bit of everything right here in Laramie. With six Guy-Fieri-approved eateries, the downtown dining scene is not to be missed. Grab breakfast at a classic brunch stop or local bakery, lunch on craft burgers and wings, and treat yourself to a steak dinner so amazing you’ll be back again. So, put away the suit and tie and don your clean Wranglers, because we are Wyoming formal here.
15 Historic Museums & Monuments
As a historic railroad town, the Laramie area boasts 15 historic museums and monuments. Discover everything from arts and culture to history, nature, science, and more! All museums on the University of Wyoming campus are free. Dive into rich western history and travel back in time with tours at the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site or Laramie Plains Museum in the Historic Ivinson Mansion.
Choose Your Adventure
Western Heritage
With origins on the Overland Trail route, Laramie first began as a frontier military post at the site of Fort Sanders. The Union Pacific Railroad laid out the streets of Laramie just north, as the transcontinental railroad pushed its way west. Laramie later became home to Louisa Swain, the first woman to vote under laws giving men and women equal rights, along with hosting the first female jury in the world.
The Medicine Bow National Forest surrounds Laramie with offerings for every outdoor sports & recreation enthusiast. Climb the rock formations of Vedauwoo and Happy Jack, or hike along the 100 alpine lakes of southeast Wyoming’s Snowy Range. If hiking is not your speed, ATV rentals, horseback rides, and more bring the outdoors to your front door. Start exploring today!
As the University of Wyoming kicks off its fall football season, the Laramie area comes alive with fun fall activities. Discover countless ways to play - on and off the field. Cruise scenic routes, cozy up with delicious local ales and eateries, explore miles of backcountry ablaze with color, and of course, catch the Cowboys in action. Autumn adventures await you.
Fall in Love in the Mountains
Ride the Golden Rail Trail
The Medicine Bow Rail Trail meanders through the heart of the Medicine Bow National Forest, 35 miles west of Laramie. It stretches 22 miles with a total of six trailheads. The historic rail corridor, called the Hahn’s Peak and Pacific Railroad, was much longer in its heyday with major stops at Laramie, Wyoming and Coalmont, Colorado. At 9,050 feet above sea level, this was the highest standard gauge railroad in the country when it was constructed in the early 1900s.
The Snowy Range Scenic Byway is one of the prettiest fall drives in the Laramie area. It is also a great place to start, as the road is well-marked and paved. This area is a splendor of towering pines, quaking aspen, and pristine waters set against the quartzite peaks of the Snowy Range mountains. Here the opportunities for taking in sweeping vistas, spotting wildlife, and enjoying nature are seemingly endless.
Cheer the Brown & Gold
Wyoming Plains Cottonwoods
The Laramie River Greenbelt Trail runs along the Big Laramie River for 5.75 miles, offering paved, accessible paths and recreation alongside the thriving river system. The Greenbelt system runs right through the middle of Laramie, offering an oasis of the outdoors even late into the season. Optimist Park sits along the trail and is full of old cottonwoods creating a beautiful scene in the fall.
Scan Me!
As Wyoming’s one and only college town, Laramie bustles in autumn. Home of the Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls, football games in Laramie signal the start of the brown and gold season. Get in the spirit and join us for pregame tailgating and a tour of the historic University of Wyoming campus in fall. Start exploring all that Laramie has to offer today!
WINTER IN WYOMING
Pristine powder, peak-strewn panoramas and a wide range of winter activities make Wyoming a worthy winter getaway.
Jackson Hole
WYOMING SKI RESORTS & AREAS
Mountain Resort | Jackson
Hogadon Basin Ski Area | Casper
Grand Targhee Resort | Alta
Meadowlark Ski Lodge | Ten Sleep
Snowy Range Ski Area | Centennial
Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area | Shell
Pine Creek Ski Resort | Cokeville
White Pine Resort | Pinedale
Snow King Mountain Resort | Jackson
Sleeping Giant Ski Area | Cody
GETTING TO WYOMING IN WINTER
Whether you’re craving steep slopes or immense powderfilled meadows in national parks, Wyoming won’t disappoint.
Regional commercial airports in the following Wyoming cities offer flights* between Dallas, Denver and Salt Lake City:
• CASPER
• CHEYENNE
• CODY/ YELLOWSTONE
• GILLETTE
*Flights subject to change
• JACKSON
• LARAMIE
• RIVERTON
• ROCK SPRINGS
• SHERIDAN
EXPERIENCE THE magic of Winter IN YELLOWSTONE
The nation’s first national park becomes a fascinating landscape of fire and ice during the winter months. Hiking past steaming hot springs against the backdrop of pristine snow-covered forests is an otherworldly experience, as is cross-country skiing and snowmobiling through the backcountry.
GETTING TO YELLOWSTONE
Many visitors reach Yellowstone National Park by air via the two small Wyoming regional airports that service the park: Yellowstone Regional Airport near Cody and Jackson Hole Airport, located at the edge of Grand Teton National Park. Both airports have car and shuttle services to nearby towns and hotels. From early November to mid-April, most of the park’s roads are only open to oversnow travel — or guided snowmobile and snowcoach tours. Find a list of companies authorized to provide snow-safari tours and oversnow transportation to Yellowstone’s attractions from towns near the west, south and east entrances at nps.gov/yell.
THINGS TO DO
Trek past the national park’s famous thermal features by snowshoeing or Nordic skiing on groomed trails specially prepped for wintertime visitors. Gear is available for rent from local outfitters; and if you’d prefer not to go it alone,
there are authorized guides who can show you the sights as well. Get out early in the morning when animals like deer, wolves and bison are most active and the light is prime for taking photos. Arrange for snowcoach tours to the Norris and Upper geyser basins, Old Faithful and Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. The National Park Service typically hosts ranger-led excursions and activities from mid-December through mid-March.
Those seeking a faster ride can check out Yellowstone’s portion of the Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail with an authorized commercial guide from Cody (go to travelwy.com/ynp-snowmobileguides to see a full list of guides). You can also apply for Non-Commercially Guided Snowmobile Access Program permits, which are awarded annually through a lottery system at recreation.gov A limited number of snowmobilers are allowed access to the trails each day and made-in-advance reservations are recommended.
Visiting Yellowstone in winter means fewer crowds around popular park attractions like Old Faithful. Find Yellowstone accessibility guidance at travelwy.com/nps-yell-access
WINTER TIPS
Winter, WYOMING-STYLE
While our snowy slopes and miles of diverse terrain are a haven for winter adventurers, there is much more to a Wyoming winter than skiing and snowboarding. Discover endless opportunities as you climb to new heights on frozen waterfalls, enjoy mouthwatering flavors after a horsedrawn sleigh ride or unwind in a steamy hot-springs pool.
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BE WILD IN WINTER
Skijoring is a sight to behold and a whole lot of fun! Learn all about Wyoming’s unofficial state sport at travelwy.com/skijoring
SKI, SLEIGH, APRÈS
Begin your day making powder clouds down miles of epic ski trails at bucketlist-worthy Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and locals’-favorite Snow King in Jackson. You’ll feel winter’s magic at its peak during a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the National Elk Refuge, where wide-open snow fields are ringed by skyscraping mountains. Revel in sightings of local critters like wholly bison, nimble foxes, soaring eagles and majestic elk. Afterward, rest up — après-style — with summit vistas at Panorama House or Off-Pîste Market. Sample everything from energizing espressos to warming bites of fresh baked goods and topping-loaded pizzas.
MORE OUTDOORSY ADVENTURES:
• Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours (Jackson)
• Sleigh rides at Mill Iron Ranch (Jackson) & Little Jennie Ranch (Bondurant)
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• Ice skating at the Village Rink on the Commons (Teton Village)
RELAX & MAKE TRACKS
Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned expert, the scenic Brush Creek Trails near Saratoga are perfect for cross-country skiers and snowshoers. Meander across the snowy landscape through stands of aspen and pine set against Wyoming’s rugged Rockies. In the evening, take a dip in Saratoga Hot Springs Resort’s toasty pools for a stress-melting soak. After your fingers are sufficiently pruned, head to Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub. Sip a crisp White Buffalo Stout or Aspen Alley Amber and nom on juicy steaks or golden-brown fries with cheese curds.
MORE RELAXING SPOTS:
• Hot Springs State Park (Thermopolis)
• Astoria Hot Springs Park (Hoback)
• Brooks Lake Lodge and Spa (Dubois)
• Escape Day Spa & Boutique (Rock Springs)
• Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing at Bear River State Park (Evanston)
• Cross-country skiing on the Sibley Lake Nordic Trails (Sheridan)
SKIJORING, SUNDANCE
ASTORIA HOT SPRINGS
DOG SLEDDING, JACKSON HOLE
REEL, THEN WHEEL
Pursue hidden stashes of perch, trout and splake among the frozen reservoirs of Curt Gowdy State Park near Cheyenne. Enjoy peaceful solitude among snow-covered rock formations as you wait to catch your next fire-cooked meal. A short drive away, discover a new way to get a little jolt of adrenaline with fat-tire biking at Happy Jack Recreation Area near Laramie. Here, challenging climbs up groomed trails are rewarded with downhill zips and turns. Recoup in downtown Cheyenne’s Chronicles Distilling with spirits like tart lemon vodka or a classic cocktail with a twist, like the Berry & Barb Mule, featuring strawberryrhubarb whiskey. Feast down the street on hearty Reubens or big-as-your-head cinnamon rolls at the quirky Luxury Diner.
MORE FAT-BIKING AND ICE-FISHING DESTINATIONS:
• Meeteetse Ice Fishing Derby (Meeteetse) & Ding-the-Ling Ice-Fishing Derby (Green River)
• Ice fishing at Glendo Reservoir (Glendo) & Keyhole Reservoir (Pine Haven)
• Fat biking at Dubois Overlook Trail (Dubois) & Bus Loop in Sinks Canyon National Park (Lander)
UP YOUR ADVENTURE
Experience the exhilaration of Pinedale’s Winter Carnival Skijor competition, where you can watch teams — made up of a skier pulled behind a horse and rider — race to complete an obstacle-laden course. With snowmobile rentals from Bucky’s Outdoors, you’ll be ready to rip through the Continental Divide Trail’s deep snow drifts, thrilling Wind River Range slopes and forested backcountry. End the day in Pinedale with frosty drafts, like Headwall Hefeweizen or Out of Order Porter, at Wind River Brewing Company, or molesmothered enchiladas and kiwi margaritas at Los Cabos Family Mexican Restaurant
MORE ADVENTUROUS ACTIVITIES:
• Skijoring at the Saratoga Skijoring Races (Saratoga) & the Coney Classic Alpine Skijor & Dog Party (Alpine)
• Ice climbing with Wyoming Mountain Guides at Cottonwood Canyon (Kane) & Shell Canyon (Shell) or Wyoming Ice Festival in Cody
• Snowmobiling at Bighorn National Park with rentals and tours via Sled Wyoming (Sheridan)
• Snowmobiling the Snowy Range with rentals and guides from Albany Lodge (near Laramie) or Wyoming Mountain Adventures (Saratoga)
• Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo (Sheridan) for Nordic skiing, skijoring, skiing by moonlight and more
“I think what makes Wyoming special is it’s a wild place. I’ve been a professional ice climber for almost 15 years and Cody, Wyoming, has been my home — and I can’t imagine living anywhere else. Adventure is just right outside your door everywhere you go around here.”
— AARON MULKEY
Wildly Wyoming Contestant, travelwy.com/ wildly-wyoming & instagram.com/coldfear
SNOWSHOEING, MEDICINE
BOW-ROUTT NATIONAL FOREST
ICE CLIMBING, SOUTH FORK @wyoguides
places to stay
AFTON
CABINS
Old Mill Log Cabins
3497 Dry Creek Rd. • 307-886-0520 • oldmillcabins.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Forest Park Campground
P.O. Box 339 • 307-886-5300 • fs.usda.gov
Murphy Creek Campground
FS 10138 — 14 m. southeast of Alpine Junction • 307-886-5300 • fs.usda.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott
53 E. 1st Ave. • 307-885-4040 • marriott.com
Lazy B Motel
219 S. Washington St. • 307-885-3187 • lazybmotel.com
RESORTS
Colter’s Lodge
355 S. Washington St. • 307-885-8895 • colterslodge.com
VACATION RENTALS
Mountain Inn
83542 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-885-3156 • mountaininncondos.com
ALADDIN
BED & BREAKFASTS
JC Stage Stop B&B
78 Hay Creek Rd. • 307-896-9134 • jcstagestop.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Bearlodge Campground
Forest Service Campground Loop • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Aladdin Motel
4005 WY-24 • 307-896-2100 • facebook.com/AladdinCafeMotel
ALCOVA
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Alcova Resort, LLC
24025 Lake Shore Dr. • 307-472-6666 • alcovaresort.com
Windy Waters RV Park 21600 Kortes Rd. • 307-377-7878 • windywaters.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Inn at Alcova
21405 Kortes Rd. • 307-234-2066 • sloanesinalcova.com
Riverview Inn 22258 W. U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-473-5829 • tripadvisor.com
ALPINE
CABINS
Rockin’ M Ranch
371 County Rd. 104 • 307-654-2288 • rockinmranchwyoming.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Alpine Valley RV Resort
118450 U.S. 26 & 89 • 307-241-5707 • alpinevalleyresortwy.com
Greys River Cove RV Park
25 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-880-2267 • greysrivercove.com
DUDE RANCHES
Box Y Lodge & Guest Ranch
M. marker 28, Greys River Rd. • 254-381-0350 • boxylodge.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
3 Rivers Motel
60 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-654-7551 • 3riversmotel.com
Bull Moose Saloon, Restaurant, Liquor Store & Lodge
91 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-654-7593 • bullmoosesaloon.com
RESORTS
Black Mountain Lodge
225 Black Mountain Lane • 307-654-7710 • blackmountain-lodge.com
Flying Saddle Resort
118878 U.S. 89 • 877-772-4422 • flyingsaddleresort.com
ALTA
RESORTS
Grand Targhee Resort
3300 E. Ski Hill Rd. • 307-353-2300 • grandtarghee.com
Teton Teepee Lodge 440 W. Alta Ski Hill Rd. • 307-353-1000 • tetonteepee.com
ALVA
DUDE RANCHES
Diamond 7 Bar Guest Ranch 353 Lame Jones Rd. • 307-467-5612 • diamond7bar.com
ARLINGTON
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Deep Creek Campground County Rd. 101 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
BAGGS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Happy Camper RV Park Hwy. 789, m. marker 49 • 307-380-8083 • baggsendrvpark.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Cowboy Inn Motel & RV Park 210 Penland St. • 307-383-2200 • thecowboyinn.com
BANNER
DUDE RANCHES
Little Piney Ranch
430 Wagon Box Rd. • 307-683-2668 • littlepineyranch.com
BAR NUNN
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Casper KOA 1101 Prairie Lane • 307-577-1664 • koa.com
BASIN
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Big Horn County Fairgrounds 315 Holdrege Ave. • 307-568-2968 • bighornfair.com
Rose Garden RV Park 704 S. 4th St. • 307-272-5220 • tripadvisor.com
VACATION RENTALS
Serenity Wellness Retreat 380 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-431-0386 • serenitywellnessretreat.wordpress.com
BEDFORD
CABINS
Preston Ranch Cabins
100 Preston Ranch Lane • 307-880-2740 • prestonranchcabins.com
RESORTS
Star Valley Lodge
4271 Willow Creek Lane • 307-201-6250 • starvalleylodge.com
BIG HORN
DUDE RANCHES
Canyon Ranch
59 Canyon Ranch Rd. • 307-751-6785 • canyonranchbighorn.com
BIG PINEY
BED & BREAKFASTS
Triple Peak
116 Profit County Rd. • 307-276-3408 • triplepeak.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Middle Piney Lake Campground
P.O. Box 218 • 307-276-5800 • fs.usda.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Marbleton Inn Motel
405 Winkelman Ave. • 307-276-5231 • marbletoninn-wy.com
BONDURANT
DUDE RANCHES
Black Powder Guest Ranch
14733 U.S. Hwy. 189–191 • 307-298-9253 • blackpowderranch.com
BOULDER
CABINS
Big Sandy Lodge
1050 Mud Lake Rd. • 307-749-1401 • big-sandy-lodge.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Big Sandy Campground
Big Sandy-Elkhorn Rd. • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Boulder Lake Campground
Boulder Lake Rd. • 307-367-4326 • fs.usda.gov
Highline Trail RV Park & Campground
8718 U.S. Hwy. 191 • 307-871-0865 • highlinetrailrvpark.com
Wind River View RV Park & Campground
8889 U.S. 191 • 307-537-5453 • www3.resortparks.com/xap/nwb/ MR010?resort=683
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Boulder Inn
8782 Hwy. 191 • 307-537-5480 • boulderwystore.com
Boulder Lake Lodge
48 Bridger Dr. • 307-537-5400 • boulder-lake-lodge.com
BRIDGER-TETON NATIONAL FOREST
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Moose Flat Campground
Forest Rd. 10138 • 307-886-5300 • fs.usda.gov
BUFFALO CABINS
Pole Creek Cabin — Bighorn
National Forest
1455 U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
South Fork Mountain Lodge
7558 Hwy. 16 W. • 307-267-2609 • lodgesofthebighorns.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Buffalo KOA Journey
87 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-5423 • koa.com
Circle Park Campground —
Bighorn National Forest
15 m. west of Buffalo or 48.5 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 2.5 m. on F20 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
Deer Park Campground
146 Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-5722 • deerparkrv.com
Hettinger Group Area —
Bighorn National Forest
14.5 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Lake View Recreation Area
Powder River Ranger District, 1415 Fort St. • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
Lost Cabin Campground —
Bighorn National Forest
27 m. southwest of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
Middle Fork Campground —
Bighorn National Forest
13 m. southeast on Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Mikesell-Potts Recreation Area
Lake DeSmet • 307-684-2262 • johnsoncountywyoming.org
South Fork Campground —
Bighorn National Forest 15 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Tie Hack Campground — Bighorn National Forest 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Folded Hills Ranch
28759 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-2365 • foldedhillsranch.com
Klondike Ranch
386 Crazy Woman Canyon Rd. • 307-684-2390 • klondikeranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Big Horn Motel
209 N. Main St. • 307-684-7822 • bighornmotelwy.com
Blue Gables Motel and Coffee Shop
662 N. Main St. • 307-684-2574 • bluegables.com
Buffalo Inn
100 Flatiron Dr. • 307-684-7000 • buffaloinnwyoming.com
Creekside Downtown Vacation Suites
68 N. Side Creek • 307-620-9296 • facebook.com/profile. php?id=100075973429412
Hampton Inn & Suites
85 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-8899 • hilton.com
Historic Capitol Hotel Vacation Rentals
70 S. Main St. • 307-620-9296 • historiccapitol-hotel-vacation-suites.business.site
Historic Occidental Hotel & Saloon
10 N. Main St. • 307-684-0451 • occidentalwyoming.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
106 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-9900 • ihg.com
Mansion House Motel
295 N. Main St. • 307-684-2218 • mansionhousemotel.com
Quality Inn
75 N. Bypass Rd. • 307-684-2256 • choicehotels.com
Rodeway Inn
610 E. Hart St. • 307-684-5505 • choicehotels.com
Super 8 Motel
655 E. Hart St. • 307-684-2531 • wyndhamhotels.com
SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western
65 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-9564 • bestwestern.com
Z-Bar Cabins and Motel
626 Fort St. • 307-684-5535 • zbarcabinsandmotel.com
BURNS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Wyo Campground & RV Park
Exit 377, I-80 Service Rd. • 307-547-2244 • wyocamp.com
CASPER
CABINS
Crazy Rainbow Lodge 13800 WY 220 • 307-266-0701 • crazyrainbow.net
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Casper East RV Park & Campground 2800 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-237-5155 • bookyoursite.com
Casper Mountain Campgrounds
Casper Mountain Rd. to Natrona Country Rd. 505 • 307-235-9325 • natronacounty-wy.gov
Casper Mountain Park
Casper Mountain Rd. to Natrona Country Rd. 505 • 307-235-9311 • natronacounty-wy.gov
Fort Caspar Campground 4205 Fort Caspar Rd. • 307-234-3260 • fortcasparcamp.com
Lodgepole Campground
BLM, Casper Field Office • 307-261-7600 • blm.gov
Muddy MountainRim Campground
BLM, Casper Field Office • 307-261-7600 • blm.gov
Pathfinder Reservoir 43 m. southwest of Casper • 307-235-9311 • natrona.net
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Plus 651 Granite Peak Dr. • 307-472-1120 • bestwestern.com
Candlewood Suites Casper 4210 Hospitality Lane • 307-234-4200 • ihg.com
Courtyard by Marriott 4260 Hospitality Lane • 307-473-2600 • marriott.com
Hampton Inn & Suites — Casper 1100 N. Poplar St. • 307-235-6668 • hilton.com
Hilton Garden Inn Casper 1150 N. Poplar St. • 307-266-1300 • hilton.com
Holiday Inn Casper — East Medical Center 721 Granite Peak Dr. • 307-577-5000 • ihg.com
Holiday Inn Express-Casper 4250 Legion Lane • 307-237-4200 • hiexpress.com
Motel 6 1150 Wilkins Cir. • 307-212-3031 • motel6.com
Quality Inn & Suites 821 N. Poplar St • 307-266-2400 • choicehotels.com
Ramkota Hotel & Conference Center 800 N. Poplar St. • 307-266-6000 • ramkotacasper.com
Residence Inn by Marriott Casper
4930 E. 2nd St. • 307-234-9008 • marriott.com
Super 8 Motel — Casper West
3838 CY Ave. • 307-224-2030 • wyndhamhotels.com
Trout On Inn
18193 State Hwy. 220 • 307-462-1917 • troutoninn.com
RESORTS
Grey Reef Lodging
18187 State Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031 • wyocowboydrifters.com
VACATION RENTALS
The Dry Fly Lodge
7630 Spencer Rd. • 307-237-5997 • platteriverguides.com
CENTENNIAL
CABINS
Mountain Meadow Cabins
3519 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-6042 • mtnmeadowcabins.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Brooklyn Lake Campground Forest Rd. 317 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda. gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Brooklyn Lodge
3540 WY 130 • 307-742-6916 • brooklynlodge.com
Friendly Store & Motel
2758 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-6033 • friendlystorewy.com
Mountain View Hotel & Cafe
2747 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-3588 • themountainviewhotel.com
Old Corral Hotel & Steakhouse
2750 Hwy. 130 • 307-745-5918 • oldcorral.com
CHEYENNE
BED & BREAKFASTS
Governor’s Home
108 W. 27th St. • 307-222-8267 • governorshome.com
Nagle Warren Mansion
222 E. 17th St. • 307-367-3333 • naglewarrenmansion.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
AB Camping & RV Park
1503 W. College Dr. • 307-634-7035 • campcheyenne.com
Greenway Trailer Park
3829 Greenway St. • 307-634-6696 • greenwaytrailerpark.net
Hide-A-Way RV Park
218 S. Greeley Hwy. • 307-637-7114 • facebook.com/pages/Hide-A-Way-MobileVillage/116140285082126
Last Chance Camp
11234 Coonrod Rd. • 307-640-0697 • lastchancecamp.com
Restway Travel Park 4212 Whitney Rd. • 307-634-3811 • restwaytravelpark.com
Terry Bison Ranch Resort
51 I-25 Service Rd. • 307-634-4171 • terrybisonranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Plus Frontier Inn 8101 Hutchins Dr. • 307-638-8891 • bestwestern.com
Candlewood Suites
2335 Tura Pkwy. • 307-634-6622 • candlewoodsuites.com
Cheyenne Motel
1601 E. Lincolnway • 307-632-6802 • tripadvisor.com
Comfort Inn and Suites
201 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-514-6051 • choicehotels.com
Days Inn
2360 W. Lincolnway • 307-778-8877 • wyndhamhotels.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott 1415 Stillwater Ave. • 307-637-4070 • marriott.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites Cheyenne Southwest Downtown Area 1820 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-0401 • marriott.com
Firebird Motel
1905 E. Lincolnway • 307-632-5505 • tripadvisor.com
Fleetwood Motel, LLC
3800 E. Lincolnway • 307-638-8908 • fleetwood-motel.lodgify.com
Guest Ranch Motel
1100 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-2137 • guestranchmotel.com
GuestHouse Inn & Suites 2512 W. Lincolnway • 307-632-7556 • facebook.com/CheyenneGuestInn
The Historic Plains Hotel 1600 Central Ave. • 307-638-3311 • facebook.com/ THEHISTORICPLAINSHOTEL
Holiday Inn Express 1741 Fleischli Pkwy. • 307-433-0751 • hiexpress.com
Home2 Suites by Hilton
429 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-475-1700 • hilton.com
La Quinta Cheyenne 2410 W. Lincolnway • 307-632-7117 • wyndhamhotels.com
Little America Hotel & Resort Cheyenne 2800 W. Lincolnway • 307-775-8400 • cheyenne.littleamerica.com
Luxury Inn
1805 Westland Rd. • 307-638-2550 • tripadvisor.com
Microtel Inn & Suites BY WYNDHAM
1400 W. Lincolnway • 307-274-4593 • wyndhamhotels.com
Motel 6 1735 Westland Rd. • 307-635-6806 • motel6.com
My Place Hotel
1920 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-1400 • myplacehotels.com
Quality Inn 2245 Etchepare Dr. • 307-459-6294 • choicehotels.com
Ranger Motel
909 W. 16th St. • 307-634-7995 • yelp.com
Red Lion Hotel and Conference Center
204 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-638-4466 • redlion.com
Rodeo Inn
3839 E. Lincolnway • 307-634-2171 • sites.google.com/view/rodeoinn
Rodeway Inn East 12500 I-80 • 307-635-7799 • rodewayinn.com
Round Up Motel
403 S. Greeley Hwy. • 307-634-7741 • yelp.com
Sands Motel 1022 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-7771 • sands-motel.com
Tru by Hilton
423 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-222-3600 • hilton.com
VACATION RENTALS
Gryphon House
908 E. 18th • 307-214-1872 • airbnb.com/rooms/42037158
ROW Properties
900 E. Lincolnway • 307-637-0020 • staycheyenne.com
CLEARMONT
DUDE RANCHES
Powder River Experience
3884 U.S. Hwy. 14-16 E. • 307-758-4381 • duderanch.com
Ranch at Ucross in Buffalo / Sheridan 2673 U.S. Hwy. 14 E. • 307-737-2281 • theranchatucross.com • blairhotels.com
The Ranch at Ucross is the crown jewel in the Blair Hotels collection. It offers the full guest-ranch experience of hiking, fishing and horseback riding surrounded by breathtaking scenery. The ranch’s conference season runs October through April for retreats, receptions and groups of up to 100 people.
CODY
BED & BREAKFASTS
Robin’s Nest Bed & Breakfast 1508 Alger Ave. • 307-527-7208 • robinsnestcody.com
Windmill Inn, LLC 322 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-587-5767 • windmillinnwyoming.com
CABINS
Apple Jack Ranch
43 Walking Star Rd. • 307-899-0546 • applejackranch.com
Beartooth Lodge and Cabin Rentals
7 Crandall Park Lane • 307-587-7100 • beartoothlodge.com
Buffalo Bill Cabin Village at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort 1701 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5544 • buffalobillvillage.com • blairhotels.com
SpringHill Suites by Marriott
416 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-635-0006 • marriott.com
StayBridge Suites 5109 Frontier Mall Dr. • 307-634-6370 • ihg.com
Super 8 Motel
1900 W. Lincolnway • 307-635-8741 • wyndhamhotels.com
SureStay Plus by Best Western 1781 Fleischli Pkwy. • 307-632-2747 • bestwestern.com
Towneplace Inn & Suites 1710 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-0400 • marriott.com
Travelodge 1625 Stillwater • 307-274-3666 • wyndhamhotels.com
Buffalo Bill Cabin Village offers an authentic experience steeped in the history and legends of Cody. All cabins offer full amenities with easy access to fine dining at QT’s Restaurant, Bottoms Up Lounge and a heated outdoor pool (May–Sept.).
Cody Cowboy Village
203 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-7555 • codycowboyvillage.com
Elephant Head Lodge 1170 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3980 • elephantheadlodge.com
Try this small two-diamond AAA log-cabin mountain resort for your family’s Yellowstone vacation. Settle in, relax, enjoy the park, fish, hike and make memories.
15 units
Pahaska Tepee Resort
183 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-527-7701 • pahaska.com
River Bend Cabins
574 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-899-2719 • theriverbendcabins.com
Saddlestring Ranch
16 Saddle String Rd. • 888-650-3053 • airbnb.com/rooms/904908589456729549
Southfork Guest Cottage
119 Diamond Basin Rd. • 307-587-4367 • codyyellowstone.org
Wapiti Mountain Cabin
3 Paintbrush Dr. • 307-899-0155 • codyvacationrentals.com
Yellowstone Cutthroat Guest Ranch
53 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-272-6982 • yellowstonecutthroatranch.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Absaroka Bay RV park
2001 Hwy. 14/16/20 • 307-527-7440 • campcody307.com
Beartooth Lake Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Big Game Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Buffalo Bluff RV Park
137 Belfry Hwy. • 307-578-7602 • buffalobluffrvpark.com
Buffalo Jump RV Camping 4220 CR 2da • 307-250-9637 • buffalobluffrvpark.com
Chief Joseph RV Park
4 Van Dyke Rd. • 307-527-5510 • chiefjosephrvpark.com
Clearwater Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Cody KOA
5561 Greybull Hwy. • 307-587-2369 • codykoa.com
Cody Trout Ranch Camp — RV, Tipi, and Sheep-Wagon Camping
1 Trout Ranch Rd. • 307-578-6757 • codytroutranchcamp.com
Crazy Creek Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Deer Creek Campground
4068 Southfork Rd. • 307-527-6241 • fs.usda.gov
Hogan-Luce Campground
18 m. north of Cody off Wyoming State Hwy. 120 • 307-578-5900 • blm.gov
Island Lake Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Lake Creek Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Ranger District • 307-527-6241 • fs.usda.gov
Lily Lake Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Little Sunlight Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Newton Creek Campground
37 m. west of Cody • 307-527-6241 • fs.usda.gov
Ponderosa Campground
1815 8th St. • 307-587-9203 • codyponderosa.com
Rex Hale Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Sleeping Giant Campground and Picnic Area
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Three Mile Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Wapiti Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Wood River Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Greybull Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
7D Ranch
774 Sunlight Rd. • 307-587-9885 • 7dranch.com
Absaroka Mountain Lodge 1231 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3963 • absarokamtlodge.com
Bill Cody Ranch
2604 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-2097 • billcodyranch.com
Blackwater Creek Ranch
1516 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-243-3056 • blackwatercreekranch.com
Creekside Lodge at Yellowstone
995 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-9795 • creeksidelodgeyellowstone.com
Crossed Sabres Ranch
829 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3750 • crossedsabresranch.com
Double Diamond X Ranch
3453 Southfork Rd. • 307-587-5252 • ddxranchwyoming.com
Elk Creek Ranch
113 Sunlight Rd. • 307-587-3902 • elkcreekranch.com
Hunter Peak Ranch
4027 Crandall Rd. (Chief Joseph Scenic Hwy.) • 307-587-3711 • hunterpeakranch.com
K Bar Z Guest Ranch & Outfitters, LLC
3477 Crandall Rd. • 307-587-4410 • kbarzguestranch.com
K3 Guest Ranch Bed & Breakfast
30 Nielsen Trl. • 307-272-7507 • k3guestranch.com
Rimrock Ranch
2728 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3970 • rimrockranch.com
Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch
349 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-4044 • shoshonelodge.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
A Western Rose Motel 1807 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4258 • awesternrose.com
A Wyoming Inn
720 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-4208 • hotelcody.com
AmericInn Lodge & Suites 508 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-7716 • americinn.com
Beartooth Inn of Cody 2513 Greybull Hwy. • 307-527-5505 • beartoothinn.com
Best Western Premier Ivy Inn & Suites 1800 8th St. • 307-587-2572 • bestwestern.com
Best Western Sunset Inn 1601 8th St. • 307-587-4265 • bestwestern.com
Big Bear Motel 139 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-3117 • codywyomingbigbear.com
Buffalo Bill’s Antler Inn 1213 17th St. • 307-587-2084 • antlersinncody.com
Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel 1192 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4221 • irmahotel.com
Carter Mountain Motel 1701 Central Ave. • 307-587-4295 • cartermountainmotel.com
Chamberlin Inn 1032 12th St. • 307-587-0202 • chamberlininn.com
Cody Holiday Lodge 244 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-349-8642 • codyholidaylodge.com
The Cody Hotel 232 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-5915 • thecody.com
Cody Legacy Inn 1801 Mountain View Dr. • 307-587-6472 • codylegacyinn.com
Comfort Inn at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort 1601 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5556 • blairhotels.com
Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Cody, this hotel is a comfortable walking distance to popular activities and is the perfect choice among vacationers and corporate travelers. Enjoy our free airport shuttle and continental breakfast.
Green Creek Inn & RV Park 2908 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-5004 • greencreekinn.com
Green Gables Inn 1636 Central Ave. • 370-587-6886 • codysgreengables.com
Hampton Inn & Suites Cody 8 Southfork Rd. • 307-587-4505 • hilton.com/en/hotels/codeyhxhampton-suites-cody
Located on U.S. Hwy. 16, we are just one hour from Yellowstone National Park’s east entrance. Visit Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor Center for incredible views or learn about local history at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, each within 10 minutes. Yellowstone Regional Airport, plenty of restaurants and historical sites are within 15 minutes of our hotel.
Holiday Inn at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort 1701 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5555 • blairhotels.com
The largest of the three Blair Hotels in Cody, the Holiday Inn Cody is fresh, contemporary and the perfect base camp for families and groups. It features 186 deluxe guest rooms, 10,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space, a heated outdoor pool (May–Sept.), QT’s Restaurant and Bottoms Up Lounge.
King’s Inn Cody 524 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-527-6604 • kingsinncody.com
Moose Creek Lodge & Suites 1015 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-2221 • codymoosecreek.com
Skyline Motor Inn 1919 17th St. • 307-587-4201 • skylinemotorinncody.com
Sunrise Motor Inn 1407 8th St. • 307-587-5566 • sunriseinncody.com
Super 8 of Cody 730 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-527-6214 • codysuper8.com
The Trail Shop 2750 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3741 • trailshopinn.com
Wigwam Motel 1701 Alger Ave. • 307-587-3861 • wigwam-motel.wyoming-top-hotels.com
Yellowstone Valley Inn & RV Park 3324 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3961 • yellowstonevalleyinn.com
VACATION RENTALS
Bull Moose Retreat 23 Bull Moose Trl. • 503-793-3531 • vrbo.com/272408ha
Cody Lodging Company 1371 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-6000 • codylodgingcompany.com
Moose Alley Lodging 1407 Wyoming Ave. • 307-587-6159 • facebook.com/Moose.Alley.Lodging
Mountain View Lodge 2776 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-5957 • vrbo.com/446282
The Zula Lynn 1927 Beck Ave. • 307-578-7196 • airbnb.com/rooms/29776514
COKEVILLE
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Hideout Motel
10763 U.S. Hwy. 30 • 307-279-3281 • hideoutmotel.com
DANIEL CABINS
Timberline Lodge
807 Merna N. Beaver Rd. • 307-859-8339 • tripadvisor.com
Wyoming Mountain Cabin
201 Merna N. Beaver Rd. • 307-223-2970 • facebook.com/wyomingmountaincabin
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Daniel Junction
11072 Hwy. 189–191 • 307-859-8274 • thedanieljunction.com
DAYTON
CABINS
Shire Valley Cabins
712 Main St. • 307-620-0522 • tripadvisor.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Foothills Motel & Campground
101 Main St. • 307-655-2547 • foothillscampground.com
Wyoming Campground Association
305 Main St. • 307-655-3257 • campwyoming.org
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Elk View Inn
4622 W. Hwy. 14 • 307-461-4168 • elkviewinn.com
RESORTS
Bear Lodge Resort
1/4 m. south of Burgess Jct./5600
U.S. Hwy. 14A • 307-752-2444 • bearlodgeresort.com
DEVILS TOWER
BED & BREAKFASTS
Devils Tower Lodge | B&B & Wilderness Climbing Retreat
#37 State Rd. 110 • 307-467-5267 • devilstowerlodge.com
Sawin Logs Inn
201 State Hwy. 24 • 866-328-5328 • sawinlogs.com
CABINS
Devils Tower KOA
60 Hwy. 110 • 307-467-5395 • devilstowerkoa.com
N. Bokhari, Ltd.
62 Rustic Cabin Trl. • 307-391-0208 • rusticcabinsalesandrental.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Devils Tower View
476 State Hwy. 24 • 307-467-5737 • dtvcampground.com
DIXON
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
The Dixon Motel
217 Cottonwood St. • 307-383-2300 • dixonmotel.com
DOUGLAS CABINS
Whistle Stop Cabin
Esterbrook Rd. • 307-331-4347 • esterbrookcabin.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Campbell Creek Campground
County Rd. 24 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Douglas KOA Campground
168 Cold Springs Rd. • 307-358-2164 • koa.com
Friend Park Campground
Friend Park Rd. • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
River Side Park
Across from State Fair Grounds • 307-358-3462 • cityofdouglas.org
DUDE RANCHES
Deer Forks Ranch
1200 Poison Lake Rd. • 307-358-2033 • guestranches.com
Two Creek Ranch 752 Esterbrook Rd. • 307-358-6007 • twocreekranch.net
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
1st Interstate Inn
2349 E. Richards St. • 307-358-2833 • buscarhotel.net
Douglas Inn & Conference Center 1450 Riverbend Dr. • 307-358-9790 • douglasinnconferencecenter.com
Hampton Inn & Suites — Douglas 1730 Muirfield Ct. • 307-385-0707 • hilton.com
Hotel LaBonte
206 E. Walnut St. • 307-358-4343 • hotellabonte.com
Plains Motel
628 E. Richards St. • 307-358-4484 • plainsmotelwy.com
Sleep Inn & Suites
508 Cortez Dr. • 307-358-2777 • choicehotels.com
Super 8 Motel
314 N. Russell Ave. • 307-298-5469 • super8.com
VACATION RENTALS
La Prele Guard Station
Converse County Rd. 24 • 307-358-4690 • recreation.gov
DUBOIS
BED & BREAKFASTS
Jakey’s Fork Bed & Breakfast
9 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-690-8652 • jakeysfork.com
CABINS
3 Spear Ranch
901 Little Warm Springs Rd. • 404-216-8948 • 3spearranch.com
Big Diamond Ranch
38 Stucki Weg Dr. • 307-203-5484 • vrbo.com/621297
Double Bar J Ranch
3609 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-342-6326 • doublebarjranch.com
Lava Mountain Lodge
3577 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2506 • lavamountainlodge.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Brooks Lake Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wind River Ranger District • 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov
Dubois Wind River KOA
225 Welty Ave. • 307-455-2238 • koa.com
Falls Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Wind River Ranger District • 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov
Horse Creek Campground
Horse Creek Campground Forest Service Rd. • 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov
The Longhorn Ranch
5810 Hwy. 26 • 307-699-6363 • thelonghornranch.com
Pinnacles Campground
Brooks Lake Rd./Forest Rd. 516 • 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Absaroka Ranch
306 Dunoir Rd. • 303-503-9591 • absarokaranch.com
Bitterroot Ranch
1480 E. Fork Rd. • 800-545-0019 • bitterrootranch.com
Brooks Lake Lodge
458 Brooks Lake Rd. • 866-213-4022 • brookslake.com
CM Ranch
167 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-455-2331 • cmranch.com
Crooked Creek Guest Ranch
76 Fir Rd. • 307-455-2815 • crookedcreek-gr.com
Lazy L & B Ranch
1072 E. Fork Rd. • 307-455-2839 • lazylb.com
Ring Lake Ranch
570 Trail Lake Rd. • 307-455-2663 • ringlake.org
Triangle C Ranch
3737 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2225 • trianglec.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Black Bear Inn of Dubois Wyoming
505 W. Ramshorn • 303-842-2315 • theblackbearinn.com
Branding Iron Inn
401 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2893 • brandingironinn.wixsite.com/brand
Chinook Winds Motel
640 S. 1st St. • 307-455-2907 • chinookwindsmotel.com
Rocky Mountain Lodge
1349 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2844 • rockymountainlodge-dubois.com
Stagecoach Inn & Suites
103 E. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2303 • tripadvisor.com
Super 8 Motel
1412 Warm Springs Dr. • 307-274-3979 • super8.com
Twin Pines Lodge & Cabins
218 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2600 • twinpineslodgeandcabins.com
Wind River Motel
519 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2611 • duboiswyoming.org
RESORTS
Line Shack Lodge, LLC 448 Union Pass Rd. • 307-455-3244 • facebook.com/profile. php?id=100063546218606
VACATION RENTALS
Wind River Chalet 65 Bald Mountain Rd. • 303-949-5964 • windriverchalet.com
ELK MOUNTAIN
CABINS
Elk Mountain Cabins 107 Main St. • 307-348-7778 • elkmountaincabins.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
The Historic Elk Mountain Hotel 102 E. Main St. • 307-348-7774 • elkmountainhotel.com
ENCAMPMENT
BED & BREAKFASTS
Hanging Bull Lodge 3052 Unit A Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505 • spuroutfitters.com
Spirit West River Lodge B&B 1/8 m. southeast, riverside, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-5753 • spiritwestriverlodge.com
CABINS
River Ridge Cabins & The Red Door Lodge 813 1/2 Hwy. 230 • 307-327-5354 • wyriverridge.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Bottle Creek Campground WY 70 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Lost Creek Campground
Battle Hwy. • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
A Bar A Ranch
820 A-Bar-A Rd. • 307-327-5454 • abararanch.com
EVANSTON
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Phillips RV Park
225 Bear River Dr. • 307-789-3805 • phillipsrvpark.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Dunmar Inn 1601 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-3770 • bestwestern.com
Comfort Inn 1931 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-7799 • choicehotels.com
Hampton Inn Evanston 101 Wasatch Rd. • 307-789-5678 • hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
1965 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-7999 • ihg.com
Prairie Inn
264 Bear River Dr. • 307-789-2920 • facebook.com/pages/category/Hotel/ Prairie-Inn-108851955846586
Quality Inn
1936 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-6000 • choicehotels.com
Super 8
1710 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-2777 • wyndhamhotels.com
EVANSVILLE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Rivers Edge RV & Cabins Resort
6820 Santa Fe Cir. • 307-234-0042 • riversedgervresort.net
Rone RV Park
5080 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-267-1745 • ronesrvpark.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Baymont Inn and Suites
480 E. Lathrop Rd. • 307-215-9986 • wyndhamhotels.com
C’Mon Inn
301 E. Lathrop Rd. • 307-472-6300 • cmoninn.com
Comfort Inn Evansville-Casper
269 Miracle Rd. • 307-237-8100 • choicehotels.com
Sleep Inn & Suites
6733 Bonanza • 307-235-3100 • choicehotels.com
Super 8 Hotel — Evansville
739 Luker Lane • 307-237-1335 • wyndhamhotels.com
FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Firehole Campground Forest Rd. 106 • 435-789-1181 • fs.usda.gov
Hideout Boat-In Camp
Ashley National Forest • 307-875-2871 • fs.usda.gov
Stateline Cove Campground
1155 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 435-789-1181 • fs.usda.gov
FORT BRIDGER
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Fort Bridger RV Camp 64 Groshon Rd. • 307-782-3150 • fbrvpark.com
FORT LARAMIE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Chuck Wagon RV Park 310 Pioneer Ct. • 307-837-2828 • chuckwagonrv.com
FORT WASHAKIE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Wind River Basin Campground 23 Trout Creek Rd. • 307-840-4424 • wrbcampground.lodgify.com
FOUR CORNERS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Four Corners Country Inn & RV Campground 24695 U.S. Hwy. 85 • 307-746-4776 • wideopenweston.com
GILLETTE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Green Tree’s Crazy Woman Campground 1001 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-3665 • tripadvisor.com
High Plains Campground
1600 S. Garner Lake Rd. • 307-687-7339 • highplainscampground.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Alamo Inn & Suites
608 E. 2nd St. • 307-682-9341 • alamoinngillettewy.com
Arbuckle Lodge
1400 S. Garner Lake Rd. • 307-685-6363 • arbucklelodge.com
Arrowhead Motel 202 S. Emerson • 307-686-0909 • arrowhead-gillette.edan.io
Best Western Tower West Lodge 109 N. U.S. Hwy. 14-16 • 307-686-2210 • bestwestern.com
Budget Inn Express 2011 Rodgers Dr. • 307-670-8134 • booking.com
Candlewood Suites 904 Country Club Rd. • 307-682-6100 • candlewoodsuites.com
Comfort Inn & Suites 1607 W. 2nd St. • 307-696-2234 • choicehotels.com
Country Inn & Suites Gillette 2597 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-682-0505 • countryinns.com
Days Inn 910 E. Boxelder Rd. • 307-682-3999 • wyndhamhotels.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites Gillette 2577 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-682-1717 • marriott.com
Hampton Inn By Hilton
211 Decker Ct. • 307-686-2000 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
1908 Cliff Davis Dr. • 307-686-9576 • hiexpress.com
Home2 Suites Gillette Wyoming
1120 E. Boxelder Rd. • 307-257-7040 • hilton.com
Howard Johnson by Wyndham Gillette
1004 E. Hwy. 14-16 • 307-363-1874 • wyndhamhotels.com
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Gillette
450 E. Boxelder • 307-686-6000 • wyndhamhotels.com
Motel 6 Gillette
2105 Rogers Dr. • 307-686-8600 • motel6.com
National 9 Inn
1020 E. U.S. Hwy. 14-16 • 844-709-0799 • national9gillette.com
Quality Inn
409 Butler Spaeth Rd. • 307-682-4757 • choicehotels.com
Ramada Plaza and Conference Center
2009 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-3000 • wyndhamhotels.com
Super 8
208 S. Decker Ct. • 307-682-8078 • wyndhamhotels.com
TownePlace Suites Gillette
1715 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-1464 • marriott.com
Travelodge
2307 Wyoming Ave. • 307-228-4744 • wyndhamhotels.com
Wingate by Wyndham
1801 Cliff Davis Dr. • 307-685-2700 • wyndhamhotels.com
GLENDO
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Glendo Lakeside RV Park, LLC 631 Lakeshore Dr. • 307-735-4161 • tripadvisor.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Lakeview Motel & Campground
422 6th St. • 307-735-4461 • facebook. com/pages/category/Hotel/LakeviewMotel-and-Campground-1039741759449781
GLENROCK
CABINS
Mountain Memories at Turtle Rock Ranch
1737 Boxelder Rd. • 307-436-2480 • mountain-memories.net
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Deer Creek Village RV Park
302 Millar Lane • 307-436-8121 • deercreekrvvillage.com
Platte River Campground 131 Shawnie Lane • 307-262-9768 • platteriverrv.com
River Bend RV Park 972 Tank Farm Rd. • 307-922-1671 • river-bend-rv-park.business.site
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Lizard Creek Campground Hwy. 89-191 • 307-543-2831 • nps.gov/grte RESORTS
Jenny Lake Lodge
Jenny Lake Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
GRANGER
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Little America Hotel I-80, exit 68 • 307-875-2400 • wyoming.littleamerica.com
GREEN RIVER
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Buckboard Campground | AKA Buckboard Crossing Hwy. 530 S. • 435-784-3445 • fs.usda.gov
Buckboard Marina at Flaming Gorge
HC 65 Box 100 • 307-875-6927 • buckboardmarina.net
Little America Wyoming RV Park I-80, exit 68 • 307-875-2400 • wyoming.littleamerica.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Coachman Inn
470 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-3681 • explorewy.com
Hampton Inn & Suites
Green River
1055 Wild Horse Canyon Rd. • 307-875-5300 • hilton.com
Little Bear Motel
1416 Uinta Dr. • 307-875-7554 • littlebearmotel.com
Mustang Motel
550 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-2468 • facebook.com/MustangMotelgr
Super 8 Motel
280 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-9330 • super8.com
Western Motel Inn
890 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-2840 • tripadvisor.com
GREYBULL
BED & BREAKFASTS
Maid Marians Bed & Breakfast
540 3rd Ave. N. • 307-250-6551 • maidmariansbedandbreakfast.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Cabin Creek Picnic Ground
— Bighorn National Forest
15.7 m. northeast of Shell on U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-765-4435 • fs.usda.gov
Green Oasis Campground & RV Park
540 12th Ave. N. • 307-765-2856 • gorvwy.com
Greybull KOA
399 N. 2nd St. • 800-562-7508 • koa.com
Lower Paintrock Lake Campground — Bighorn
National Forest
15.7 m. northeast of Shell on U.S. Hwy. 14, then 25.7 m. southeast on F17 • 307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Antler Motel
1116 N. 6th St. • 307-765-4404 • antlermotel.com
Greybull Motel
300 N. 6th St. • 307-765-2628 • greybullmotel.com
Historic Hotel Greybull 602 Greybull Ave. • 307-202-0329 • historichotelgreybull.com
K-Bar Motel
300 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-4426 • k-bar-motel.hotelsearchusa.com
Wheels Motel
1324 N. 6th St. • 307-299-5505 • wheelsmotel.com
Yellowstone Motel
247 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-4456 • yellowstonemotel.net
GUERNSEY
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Larson Park Campground
100 S. Guernsey Rd. • 307-836-2255 • townofguernseywy.us
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Bunkhouse Motel
350 E. Whalen St. • 307-836-2356 • bunkhousemotelwyoming.com
Sagebrush Motel
151 W. Whalen St. • 307-836-2331 • facebook.com/thesagebrushmotel
HULETT
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Devils Tower Inn
229 A St. • 307-467-5747 • bestwestern.com
Hulett Motel
202 Main St. • 307-467-5220 • devilstowerlodging.com
Motel Pioneer
121 Hunter St. • 307-467-5656 • tripadvisor.com
HYATTVILLE
CABINS
Diamond S Retreat 5240 Rd. 48 • 307-469-2204 • diamondsretreat.com
Paintrock Ranch
5175 Rea Grove Lane • 307-254-1615 • paintrockranch.net
JACKSON
CABINS
Elk Country Inn
480 W. Pearl St. • 307-733-2364 • townsquareinns.com
Kudar Log Cabins–Motel–Campervan
260 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2823 • thekudar.com
Snake River Cabins and RV Village
9705 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-7078 • snakeriverpark.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Atherton Creek Campground
Forest Rd. 30374 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Glamping of Jackson Hole
N. Fork Fall Creek Rd. • 307-264-4722 • glampingofjacksonhole.com
Granite Creek Campground
U.S.189–191, east 10 m. to Forest Route 30500, north 6 m. • 307-739-5570 • fs.usda.gov
Kozy Campground
13 m. east of Hoback Junction in Jackson • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Little Cottonwood Group Campground 877-444-6777 • fs.usda.gov
Station Creek Campground
Snake River Canyon • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Station Creek Group Campground
P.O. Box 1888 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Swift Creek Campground
340 N. Cache • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda. gov
Whiskey Grove Campground
P.O. Box 1888 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Wolf Creek Campground
7 m. south on U.S. 26–89 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Darwin Ranch
1 Kinky Creek Rd. • 307-733-5588 • darwinranch.com
Flat Creek Ranch
1 Upper Flat Creek Rd. • 307-733-0603 • flatcreekranch.com
Horse Creek Ranch
9600 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-6556 • horsecreekranch.com
Spotted Horse Ranch
12355 S. U.S. Hwy. 191 • 307-733-2097 • spottedhorseranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
49er Inn & Suites
330 W. Pearl Ave. • 307-733-7550 • townsquareinns.com
Alpine House Lodge & Cottages
285 N. Glenwood St. • 307-739-1570 • alpinehouse.com
Alpine Motel
70 S. Jean St. • 307-739-3200 • tripadvisor.com
Antler Inn
43 W. Pearl Ave. • 307-733-2535 • townsquareinns.com
Anvil Hotel
215 N. Cache • 307-733-3668 • anvilhotel.com
Elk Refuge Inn
1755 N. Hwy. 89 • 307-200-0981 • elkrefugeinn.net
Elk Refuge Ranch Home
2205 Nowlin Trl. • 786-355-6566 • jacksonholevacationhomeelkrefuge.com
Flat Creek Inn of Jackson Hole
1935 N. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-5276 • flatcreekinn.com
Four Winds Motel
150 N. Millward St. • 307-733-2474 • jacksonholefourwinds.com
Golden Eagle Inn
325 E. Broadway • 307-733-2042 • goldeneagleinn.com
Hampton Inn Jackson Hole
350 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-0033 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Hotel Jackson
120 N. Glenwood St. • 307-733-2200 • hoteljackson.com
Inn on the Creek
295 N. Millward St. • 307-739-1565 • innonthecreek.com
Jackson Hole Super 8 Motel
750 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-6833 • jacksonholesuper8.com
Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites
285 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-2648 • lexingtonhoteljacksonhole.com
Miller Park Lodge
155 N. Jackson St • 307-733-4858 • millerparklodge.net
Mountain Modern Motel
380 W. Broadway • 307-733-4340 • mountainmodernmotel.com
Parkway Inn & Spa
125 N. Jackson St. • 800-247-8390 • parkwayinn.com
Pony Express Motel
1075 W. Broadway • 307-733-3835 • ponyexpresswest.com
Ranch Inn
45 E. Pearl St. • 307-733-6363 • ranchinn.com
Rustic Inn at Jackson Hole
475 N. Cache St. • 800-233-9279 • rusticinnatjh.com
Rusty Parrot Lodge & Spa
175 N. Jackson St. • 307-733-2000 • rustyparrot.com
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Jackson Hole
150 W. Simpson • 307-201-5320 • marriott.com
Town Square Inns of Jackson Hole
P.O. Box 1948 • 307-733-7550 • townsquareinns.com
Virginian Lodge
750 W. Broadway Ave. • 307-733-2792 • virginianlodge.com
White Buffalo Club
160 W. Gill Ave. • 307-734-4900 • whitebuffaloclub.com
The Wort Hotel
50 N. Glenwood St. • 307-733-2190 • worthotel.com
Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole
930 W. Broadway • 307-734-0035 • wyominginn.com
RESORTS
Amangani
1535 N.E. Butte Rd. • 307-734-7333 • aman.com
Cowboy Village Resort
120 S. Flat Creek Dr. • 307-733-3121 • townsquareinns.com
The Lodge at Jackson Hole 80 Scott Lane • 307-739-9703 • lodgeatjh.com
Love Ridge Resort Lodges
400 E. Snow King Ave. • 307-733-5200 • snowking.com
Spring Creek Ranch
1600 N.E. Butte Rd. • 307-733-8833 • springcreekranch.com
VACATION RENTALS
Bedroll and Breakfast
Sheffield Creek Rd. • 307-733-5171 • bedrollandbreakfast.com
The Clear Creek Group
120 W. Pearl Ave., Suite A • 307-732-3400 • theclearcreekgroup.com
JELM
CABINS
Woods Landing Resort
9 State Hwy. 10 • 307-745-9638 • woodslanding.com
VACATION RENTALS
El Rancho Pequeno 471 Hwy. 10 • 720-318-6272 • vrbo.com/423139
KAYCEE
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Cassidy Inn Motel
346 Nolan Ave. • 307-738-2250 • facebook.com/pages/CassidyInn/147443785300533
KELLY
CABINS
Budge’s Slide Lake Cabins
10950 E. Taylor Ranch Rd. • 307-733-9061 • jacksonholecabins.com
Jackson Hole Anne Kent Cabins Grand Teton National Park
Gros Ventre Rd. • 307-733-4773 • annekentcabins.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Gros Ventre Campground 100 Gros Ventre Campground Rd. • 307-543-3100 • nps.gov/grte
DUDE RANCHES
Gros Ventre River Ranch
18 Gros Ventre Rd. • 307-733-4138 • grosventreriverranch.com
Red Rock Ranch
17760 E. Upper Gros Ventre River Rd. • 307-733-6288 • theredrockranch.com
KEMMERER
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Allred Flat Campground
308 Hwy. 189 N. • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Hams Fork Campground
Bridger Teton National Forest, 308 U.S. Hwy. 189 • 307-877-4415 • fs.usda.gov
Hobble Creek Campground
Bridger Teton National Forest • 307-877-4415 • fs.usda.gov
Riverside RV Park 216 Spinel St. • 307-877-3416 • campgroundreviews.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Plus Fossil Country Inn and Suites 760 Hwy. 189/30 • 307-877-3388 • bestwestern.com
Fairview Motel 61 U.S. Hwy. 30–189 • 307-877-3938 • fairviewkemmerer.com
Fossil Butte Motel 1424 Central Ave. • 307-877-3996 • fossilbuttemotel.business.site
LA BARGE
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Wyoming Inn of La Barge 129 W. Birch Creek Dr. • 307-386-2654 • wyominginnwy.com
LA GRANGE
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Bear Creek Inn 2132 Bear Creek Rd. • 307-834-2398 • thebearcreekinn.com
LANDER
CABINS
Louis Lake Lodge 1811 Louis Lake Rd. • 512-731-7596 • louislake.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Atlantic City Campground Atlantic City Rd. • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov
Big Atlantic Gulch Campground Fort Stambaugh Loop • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov
Cottonwood Campground 1335 Main St. • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov
Dickinson Creek Campground Forest Rd. 329 • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov
Fiddlers Lake Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Washakie Ranger District • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov
Little PoPo Agie Campground Forest Rd. 300 • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov
Louis Lake Campground
Louis Lake Rd./Forest Rd. 300 • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov
Maverick RV Park
1104 N. 2nd St. • 307-349-2938 • maverickrvparkandcampground.com
Sinks Canyon Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Washakie Ranger District • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov
Sleeping Bear RV Park & Campground
715 E. Main St. • 307-332-5159 • sleepingbearrvpark.com
Twin Pines RV Park & Campground
7345 State Hwy. 789 • 307-332-4008 • twinpinesrvpark.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Lander WY 1002 11th St. • 307-332-4005 • hiexpress.com
Holiday Lodge, Motel & Campground
210 McFarlane Dr. • 307-332-2511 • holiday-lodge-motel.lander. hotels-wyoming.com
The Inn at Lander 260 Grandview Dr. • 307-332-2847 • innatlander.com
Rodeway Inn Pronghorn Lodge 150 E. Main St. • 307-332-3940 • choicehotels.com
Shoshone Rose Casino & Hotel 5690 Hwy. 287 • 307-206-7000 • shoshonerose.com
LARAMIE
BED & BREAKFASTS
Mad Carpenter Inn 353 N. 8th St. • 307-742-0870 • madcarpenterinn.net
CABINS
Albany Lodge 1148 State Hwy. 11 • 307-745-5782 • albanylodge.com
Aspen Creek Cabin 1124 State Hwy. 11 • 303-437-0001 • aspencreekcabin.com
Little Brooklyn Lake Guard Station
Brooklyn Lake Rd., FDR 317 • 307-745-2300 • recreation.gov
Spruce Mountain Fire Lookout Tower 2468 W. Jackson St. • 307-745-2300 • recreation.gov
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Albany County Fairgrounds 3510 S. 3rd St. • 307-742-3224 • albanycountyfair.org
Lake Owen Campground NFSR 540, Medicine Bow National Forest • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Laramie RV Resort by RJourney 1271 Baker St. • 719-623-1677 • koa.com
Libby Creek Campgrounds Forest Rd. 351 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Nash Fork Campground Forest Rd. 317 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
North Fork Campground
Forest Rd. 101 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Pelton Creek Campground
Forest Route 898 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Rob Roy Campground
Forest Rd. 500 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Sugarloaf Recreation Area
2468 Jackson St. • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Tie City Campground
Forest Rd. 723 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Vedauwoo Campground
Vedauwoo Recreational Area, I-80, exit 329 • 877-444-6777 • fs.usda.gov
Yellow Pine Campground
Forest Rd. 719 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Vee Bar Guest Ranch
38 Vee Bar Ranch Rd. • 307-745-7036 • veebar.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Americas Best Value Inn
523 S. Adams St. • 307-721-8860 • redlion.com
AmericInn by Wyndham Laramie 4712 E. Grand Ave. • 307-395-7191 • americinn.com
Best Western Inn & Suites 1767 N. Banner Rd. • 307-745-5700 • bestwestern.com
Comfort Inn
1655 Centennial Dr. • 307-742-6665 • choicehotels.com
Days Inn
1368 N. McCue St. • 307-745-5678 • wyndhamhotels.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott 1673 Centennial Dr. • 307-460-2100 • marriott.com
Hampton Inn — Laramie
3715 E. Grand Ave. • 307-742-0125 • hamptoninn.com
Hilton Garden Inn — Laramie 2229 E. Grand Ave. • 307-745-5500 • laramie.stayhgi.com
Holiday Inn of Laramie
204 S. 30th St. • 307-721-9000 • holidayinn.com
Laramie Valley Inn
1104 S. 3rd St. • 307-742-4200 • laramievalleyinn.com
Motel 6
621 Plaza Lane • 307-742-2307 • motel6.com
Motel 8
501 Boswell Dr. • 307-745-4856 • motel8laramie.com
Quality Inn & Suites
3420 E. Grand Ave. • 307-721-8856 • choicehotels.com
Super 8 Motel
1987 Banner Rd. • 307-223-5230 • wyndhamhotels.com
Travelodge-Laramie
421 Boswell Dr. • 307-742-3721 • wyndhamhotels.com
WyColo Lodge
4039 State Hwy. 230 • 307-745-3098 • wycololodge.com
VACATION RENTALS
Mason Loft Condo
611 University • 307-742-4266 • laramiemuseum.org
LINGLE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Pony Soldier RV
2302 A, U.S. Route 26 • 307-837-3078 • ponysoldierrvpark.com
DUDE RANCHES
Daydreamers Guest Ranch
8295 U.S. 85 • 307-286-1407 • daydreamersguestranch.com
LOVELL
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Bald Mountain Campground
— Bighorn National Forest Hwy. 14A, east 33 m. from Lovell • 307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov
Camp Big Horn RV Park
596 E. Main St. • 307-548-2725 • campendium.com/bighorn-rv-park
Horseshoe Bend Campground
20 U.S. Hwy. 14A E. • 307-548-5406 • nps.gov/bica
Lovell Camper Park
40 Quebec Ave. • 307-548-6551 • townoflovell.com
Medicine Lodge Lake Campground — Bighorn National Forest
Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger
District, 604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov
Porcupine Campground — Bighorn National Forest
33 m. east of Lovell on U.S. Hwy. 14A, then 1.6 m. north on F13 • 307-548-6541 • recreation.gov
Ranger Creek (Westside)
Campground & Recreation
Area — Bighorn National Forest Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger District, 604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov
Shell Creek Campground — Bighorn National Forest
15.7 m. northeast of Shell on U.S. Hwy. 14, then 1.2 m. south on F17 • 307-548-6541 • recreation.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Dryhead Ranch
1062 Rd. 15 • 307-548-6688 • cattledrivevacations.com
TX Ranch, Inc.
20 Crooked Creek Rd. • 406-484-6415 • txranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Horseshoe Bend Motel
375 E. Main St. • 307-548-2221 • horseshoebendmotel.com
The Cattlemen Inn
470 Montana Ave. • 307-548-2140 • cattlemeninn.com
Travelodge by Wyndham Lovell | Bighorns
595 E. Main St. • 307-548-2725 • wyndhamhotels.com
Western Motel
180 W. Main St. • 307-548-2781 • westernmotel-lovell.com
RESORTS
Wyoming High Country Lodge Forest Rd. 13 • 307-529-0914 • wyhighcountry.com
LUSK
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
BJ’s Campground
902 S. Maple St • 307-334-2314 • bjscampground.wordpress.com
Prairie View Campground
3925 U.S. Hwy. 18–20 • 307-334-3174 • prairieviewcampground.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Pioneer 731 S. Main St. • 307-334-2640 • bestwestern.com
The Rodeway Inn
730 S. Main St. • 307-334-2836 • coveredwagonmotel.com
Town House Motel
525 S. Main St. • 307-334-2376 • lusktownhouse.com
Trail Motel, Inc.
305 W. 8th St. • 307-334-2530 • trailmotel.business.site
LYMAN
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Lyman KOA 1545 State Hwy. 413 • 307-786-2188 • koa.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Gateway Inn
106 E. Clark St. • 307-787-3700 • lymangatewayinn.com
MARBLETON
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Rob’s Roost RV Park 16 E. 3rd St. • 307-276-3611 • facebook.com/RobsRoost
MEDICINE BOW
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Historic Virginian Hotel
404 Lincoln Hwy. • 307-379-2377 • tripadvisor.com
MEETEETSE
BED & BREAKFASTS
4 Bears Bed and Breakfast
779 Hwy. 290 • 307-868-2157 • 4bearsbedandbreakfast.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
The Meeteetse Inn
2207 State St. • 307-868-2512 • themeeteetseinn.com
Oasis Motel & RV Park
1702 State St. • 307-868-2551 • ommw.net
MOORCROFT
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Keyhole Marina & Campground 180 Marina Rd. • 307-756-9529 • keyholemarinawyo.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Cozy Motel 219 W. Converse St. • 307-756-3486 • cozymotelmoorcroft.us
MOOSE
CABINS
American Alpine Club Climber’s Ranch 314 Climbers Ranch Rd. • 307-733-7271 • americanalpineclub.org
Dornans Chuckwagon
Spur Ranch Cabins 12170 Dornan Rd. • 307-733-2522 • dornans.com
McReynolds Blacktail Cabins 13040 Antelope Flats Rd. • 307-733-4653 • mcreynoldsblacktailcabins.com
DUDE RANCHES
Lost Creek Ranch & Spa 17820 Old Ranch Rd. • 307-733-3435 • lostcreek.com
Moose Head Ranch 21255 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-3141 • mooseheadranch.com
Triangle X Ranch 2 Triangle X Ranch Rd. • 307-733-2183 • trianglex.com
MORAN
CABINS
Colter Bay Village — Log Cabins
100 Colter Bay Village Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
Luton’s Teton Cabins
24000 N. Gun Barrel Flats Rd. • 307-543-2489 • tetoncabins.com
Signal Mountain Lodge
1 Inner Park Rd., Grand Teton National Park • 307-543-2831 • signalmountainlodge.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Colter Bay Campground
100 Colter Bay Campground Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
Colter Bay Tent Cabins
100 Colter Bay Village Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
Colter Bay Village RV Park
100 Colter Bay Campground Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
Jenny Lake Campground
Teton Park Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
Signal Mountain Campground
1 Inner Park Rd., Grand Teton National Park • 307-543-2831 • signalmountainlodge.com
DUDE RANCHES
Heart Six Ranch
16985 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2477 • heartsix.com
Turpin Meadow Ranch
24505 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2000 • turpinmeadowranch.com
RESORTS
Grand Teton Lodge Company
101 Jackson Lake Lodge Rd. • 307-543-2811 • gtlc.com
Headwaters Lodge at Flagg Ranch
100 Grassy Lake Rd. • 307-543-2861 • flaggranch.com
Jackson Lake Lodge
101 Jackson Lake Lodge Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
The Lodge At Moorcroft
626 E. Converse St. • 307-756-3290 • moorcroftlodgewy.com
New in 2024! We will make you feel right at home in one of our 33 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators, microwaves, hair dryers, coffee makers, irons/boards and flatscreen televisions. Try one of our 14 fresh, never-frozen burgers or a cold beer at Grazers Burgers and Beers, located in the lodge.
Togwotee Mountain Lodge
27655 U.S. Route 26 • 307-543-2847 • togwoteelodge.com
MOUNTAIN VIEW
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Country Cabins Inn
21 7th St., Hwy. 414 • 307-782-7888 • countrycabinsinn.com
NEWCASTLE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Mallo Camp & Motel
478 Mallo Rd. • 307-746-4094 • mallocamp.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Auto Inn Motel & RV Park
2503 W. Main St. • 307-746-2734 • autoinnwy.com
Fountain Inn
2 Fountain Plaza • 307-746-4426 • facebook.com/fountaininnwy
Hilltop Motel
1121 S. Summit Ave. • 307-746-4494 • hilltopmotelwy.com
Newcastle Lodge & Convention Center
22918 Hwy. 85 • 307-746-2600 • newcastlelodgewy.com
The Newcastle Lodge & Convention Center opened in 2018 and features 59 beautiful rooms, a pool, fitness center, convention space and Grazers Restaurant. Enjoy delicious, fresh, never-frozen burgers and homemade french fries. You’ll love grazing at Grazers.
The Pines Country Inn
248 E. Wentworth St. • 307-746-4334 • pinescountryinnwy.com
Roadside Motel
1605 W. Main St. • 307-746-3123 • roadside-motel.business.site
Sage Motel
1227 S. Summit Ave. • 307-941-0651 • thesagemotel.com
Sundowner Inn
451 W. Main St. • 307-746-3344 • sundownerinn.net
RESORTS
Flying V Cambria Inn
23726 N. U.S. Hwy. 85 • 307-746-2096 • facebook.com/FlyingVLodge
VACATION RENTALS
Little Plum Creek Retreat 48 Farella Rd. • 307-746-4042 • wheretostayamerica.com
OTTO
DUDE RANCHES
Ranch Soup Guest House 1540 Lane 43 • 307-762-3264 • ranchsoup.com
PARKMAN
DUDE RANCHES
Double Rafter Ranch
84 5 Mile Rd. • 307-655-9539 • doublerafter.com
PINE BLUFFS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Pine Bluffs RV Park
10 Paintbrush Rd. • 307-245-3222 • goodsam.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Cobblestone Inn & Suites 607 Parsons • 307-245-9300 • staycobblestone.com
PINE HAVEN
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Cedar Ridge RV Park 9 Industrial Park • 307-756-3443 • cedarridgerv.com
PINEDALE
BED & BREAKFASTS
Chambers House Bed & Breakfast
111 W. Magnolia St. • 307-367-2168 • chambershouse.com
Rivera Lodge Bed & Breakfast
442 Marilyn St. • 307-367-2424 • riveralodge.com
CABINS
Cow Cabins
45 m. south of Jackson • 307-367-2428 • cowcabins.com
The Log Cabin Motel
49 E. Magnolia St. • 307-367-4579 • thelogcabinmotel.com
Pinedale’s Cozy Cabins
66 N. Madison Ave. • 307-367-3401 • pinedalecozycabins.com
Wind River Club
74 White Pine Rd. • 307-360-8407 • windriverclub.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Fremont Lake Campground
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.usda.gov
Narrows Campground
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.usda.gov
New Fork Lakes Campground
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.usda.gov
Pinedale South Jackson Tent Campground
204 S. Jackson Ave. • 307-231-1558 • visitpinedale.org
Scab Creek Campground
BLM Pinedale Field Office • 307-367-5300 • fs.usda.gov
Warren Bridge Campground and Recreation Area
1625 W. Pine St. • 307-367-5300 • blm.gov
Willow Lake Campground
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.usda.gov
Yellowstone Trail RV Park
1500 Wilson St. • 307-360-7275 • yellowstonetrailrvpark.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Pinedale Inn
864 W. Pine St. • 307-367-6869 • bestwestern.com
Gannett Peak Lodge
46 N. Sublette Ave. • 307-231-5755 • gannettpeaklodge.com
Hampton Inn & Suites Pinedale
55 Bloomfield Ave. • 307-367-6700 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
High Country Suites 1133 W. Pine • 307-367-5770 • highcountrysuites.com
Jackalope Motor Lodge
407 S. Pine St. • 307-200-9642 • jackalopemotorlodge.com
Lodge at Pinedale 1054 W. Pine St. • 907-367-8802 • lodgeatpinedale.com
Pinedale Hotel
1424 W. Pine St. • 307-207-6564 • pinedalehotel.com
Sundance Motel
148 E. Pine St. • 307-367-4789 • sundancemotelwy.com
RESORTS
Lakeside Lodge Resort & Marina 99 Forest Service Rd. 111 • 307-367-2221 • lakesidelodge.com
POWELL
CABINS
Big Quiet Cowboy Camping and Lodging 2020 Lane 13H • 307-272-4681 • bigquietcamping.com
Common Ground Farms, LLC 2001 Lane 13 1/2 • 307-272-4681 • bigquietcamping.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Park County Fairgrounds
655 E. 5th St. • 307-754-8855 • parkcountyeventsandfair.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Americas Best Value Inn
777 E. 2nd St. • 307-754-5117 • americasbestvalueinn.com
Lamplighter Inn
234 E. 1st St. • 307-754-2226 • thelamplighterinn.com
Park Motel
737 E. 2nd St. • 307-271-7310 • facebook.com/PARKMotelinWyoming
Super 8 — Powell
845 E. Coulter Ave. • 307-754-7231 • wyndhamhotels.com
RALSTON
VACATION RENTALS
Barrows Z3 Retreat 700 Main St. • 949-887-8935 • barrowsretreatcompound.com
The Ralston Clubhouse 969 Carbon St. • 307-754-3949 • facebook.com/RalstonClubhouseInn
RANCHESTER
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Lazy R Campground and Cabins
652 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 888-655-9284 • lazyrcampground.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Ranchester Western Motel 350 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-655-2511 • ranchesterwesternmotel.net
RAWLINS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Bennett Peak Campground P.O. Box 2407 • 307-328-4200 • blm.gov
Rawlins KOA Campground 205 E. Hwy. 71 • 307-328-2021 • koa.com
Red Desert Rose Campground (formerly RV World Campground) 3101 Wagon Circle Rd. • 307-328-1091 • reddesertrose.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
1st Choice Inn 1904 E. Cedar St. • 307-328-1401 • 1stchoicerawlins.com
Baymont Inn and Suites 2005 E. Daley • 307-324-4700 • wyndhamhotels.com
Best Western CottonTree Inn 2221 W. Spruce St. • 307-324-2737 • bestwestern.com
Brickyard Inn 415 W. Spruce St. • 307-461-2199 • brickyardinn.com
Comfort Inn & Suites Rawlins 2366 E. Cedar St. • 307-324-3663 • choicehotels.com
Days Inn 2222 E. Cedar St. • 307-621-9100 • wyndhamhotels.com
Econo Lodge — Rawlins 1801 E. Cedar St. • 307-324-2783 • choicehotels.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
2370 E. Cedar St. • 307-328-5991 • marriott.com
Hampton Inn
406 Airport Rd. • 307-324-2320 • hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express — Rawlins
201 Airport Rd. • 307-324-3760 • ihg.com
La Bella Motel
1819 W. Spruce • 307-324-2583 • tripadvisor.com
Microtel Rawlins WY
812 Locust St. • 307-324-5588 • wyndhamhotels.com
Motel 7
1915 W. Spruce St. • 307-324-2263 • tripadvisor.com
Quality Inn
1617 W. Spruce St. • 307-328-1600 • choicehotels.com
Rawlins Western Lodge
1806 E. Cedar St. • 307-328-5621 • tripadvisor.com
Rodeway Inn
1500 W. Spruce St. • 307-324-2905 • choicehotels.com
Super 8 Motel
2338 Wagon Circle St. • 307-328-0630 • wyndhamhotels.com
RIVERSIDE CABINS
The Cabin at Riverside
205 W. Riverside • 307-760-0017 • thecabinatriverside.com
Cottonwood Cabins
411 1st St. • 307-228-4773 • cottonwoodcabinswy.com
Riverside Garage & Cabins
107 Riverside Ave. • 307-327-5361 • riversidegarageandcabins.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Lazy Acres Campground RV Park and Motel
110 Fields Ave. • 307-327-5968 • lazyacreswyo.com
RIVERTON
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Jim Moss Arena Campground
500 8 Mile Rd. • 307-851-9854 • campjma.com
Wind River RV Park
1618 E. Park Ave. • 307-857-3000 • windriverrvparkwy.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Hampton Inn & Suites
2500 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-3500 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Riverton — Convention Center
900 E. Sunset Blvd. • 307-856-8100 • blairhotels.com
This freshly renovated, full-service hotel and convention center offers spacious rooms with resort-style amenities. It features QT’s Restaurant, Bottoms Up Lounge and 10,000 square feet of impressive space for meetings and special events.
Jackpine Motel
120 S. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-9251 • jackpine-motel.edan.io
Motel 6
302 E. Fremont Ave. • 307-856-9201 • motel6.com
Paintbrush Motel
1550 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-9238 • paintbrushmotel.com
Rodeway Inn & Suites
611 W. Main St. • 307-856-4811 • choicehotels.com
Sundowner Station
1616 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-6503 • sundownerstation.com
Tomahawk Motor Lodge
208 E. Main St. • 307-856-9205 • tomahawkmotorlodge.us
Wind River Hotel & Casino
180 Red Wolf Pl. • 307-855-2600 • windriverhotelcasino.com
ROCK RIVER
CABINS
Longhorn Lodge
362 N. 4th St. • 307-378-2555 • sunburstmercantile.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Bow River Campground
Forest Rd. 100 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
ROCK SPRINGS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Rock Springs KOA Campground
86 Foothill Blvd. • 307-362-3063 • koa.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Outlaw Inn
1630 Elk St. • 307-362-6623 • outlawinnwyo.com
Clarion Hotel
2518 Foothill Blvd. • 307-212-4442 • choicehotels.com
Cody Motel
75 Center St. • 307-362-6675 • tripadvisor.com
Economy Guest Village 1430 9th St. • 307-362-3763 • economy-guest-village.business.site
Hampton Inn
1901 Dewar Dr. • 307-382-9222 • hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Rock Springs Green River
1660 Sunset Dr. • 307-362-9200 • holidayinnexpress.com
Holiday Inn Rock Springs
1675 Sunset Dr. • 307-382-9200 • ihg.com
Homewood Suites by Hilton
60 Winston Dr. • 307-382-0764 • homewoodsuites3.hilton.com
The Mint Motel
1411 9th St. • 307-217-6025 • facebook.com/TheMintMotelLLC
Motel 6
2615 Commercial Way • 307-362-1850 • motel6.com
Motel 8
108 Gateway Blvd. • 307-362-8200 • motel8rocksprings.com
My Place Hotel
700 Gateway Blvd. • 307-362-5977 • myplacehotels.com
Quality Inn
1670 Sunset Dr. • 307-382-9490 • choicehotels.com
Sands Inn 1556 9th St. • 307-389-1309 • sandsinnwy.com
Super 8 Motel
88 Westland Way • 307-212-5030 • wyndhamhotels.com
RYAN PARK CABINS
Rendezvous Lodge in Ryan Park
9 Ryan Park Rd., Hwy. 130 • 307-326-8998 • rendezvouscreekside.com
SADDLESTRING
DUDE RANCHES
HF Bar Ranch 1301 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-684-2487 • hfbar.com
SARATOGA
BED & BREAKFASTS
Copperline Lodge 417 W. Rochester Ave. • 402-885-5611 • copperlinelodge.com
CABINS
Platte River Cottages
304 S. River St. • 307-321-1658 • airbnb.com/rooms/657369
Sandstone Cabin
P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Snow Survey Cabin
Wyoming Snowy Range/Hwy. 130 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Ten Mile Inn
5651 Hwy. 130 • 307-326-5928 • tenmileinnsaratoga.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Deer Haven RV Park
706 N. 1st St. • 307-326-8746 • deerhavenrv.com
French Creek Campground
P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Jack Creek Campground
Jack Creek Rd. • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Lincoln Park Campground Forest Rd. 100 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Ryan Park Campground
P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Saratoga Lake Campground & RV Park
State Rd. 130/230 • 307-326-8335 • wyomingcarboncounty.com
Silver Lake Campground
2171 Hwy. 130 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Six Mile Gap Campground
P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
South Brush Creek Campground
P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Brush Creek Luxury Ranch Collection
66 Brush Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-327-5284 • brushcreekranch.com
Medicine Bow Lodge and Adventure Guest Ranch
5556 State Hwy. 130, HC 63 Box 8A • 307-326-5439 • medicinebowlodge.net
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Elk Hollow Lodge
6606 Unit C Hwy. 130 • 307-327-6505 • spuroutfitters.com
Hacienda Motel
1500 S. 1st St. • 307-326-5751 • facebook.com/TheHaciendaHotel
Hotel Wolf and Restaurant
101 E. Bridge Ave. • 307-326-5525 • wolfhotel.com
Sage and Sand Motel, LLC
311 S. 1st St. • 307-326-8339 • khf333.tripod.com/sageandsand
Saratoga Hot Springs Resort
601 E. Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 • saratogahotspringsresort.com
Located on the North Platte River, Saratoga Hot Springs Resort offers 50 guest rooms, three rental houses, meeting rooms and event space. It’s the perfect getaway — featuring destination attractions like teepeecovered hot-springs pools, Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub and Healing Waters Spa. Enjoy Wyoming outdoor adventures including a ninehole public golf course plus UTV, snowmobile, e-bike, scooter and snowshoe rentals.
52 units
Silver Moon Motel
412 E. Bridge St. • 307-326-5974 • silvermoonmotel.com
RESORTS
Magee Homestead
6429 WY Hwy. 130 • 307-327-2031 • brushcreekranch.com
Riviera Lodge on the River 104 E. Saratoga Ave. • 307-326-5651 • wyomingcarboncounty.com
Wyoming Outdoor Adventures
602 E. Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5153 • wyomingoutdooradventures.com
SAVERY
CABINS
The YL Ranch
34 County Rd. 754 • 307-383-7778 • boyerylranch.com
DUDE RANCHES
Antelope Ranch
763 Carbon County Rd., #561 N. • 307-383-2625 • wyomingcarboncounty.com
Boyer YL Ranch
34 Carbon County Rd. #754 • 307-383-7778 • boyerylranch.com
Ladder Ranch
489 Carbon County Rd., # 710 • 307-383-2413 • ladderranch.com
The Lodge & Spa at Three Forks Ranch
1445 Carbon County Rd. • 970-583-7396 • threeforksranch.com
RESORTS
Lodge and Spa at Three Forks Ranch
1445 County Rd. 710 • 970-583-7396 • threeforksranch.com
SHELL
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Shell Campground
102 1st St. • 307-765-9924 • shellcampground.com
DUDE RANCHES
The Hideout Lodge & Guest Ranch
3170 Rd. 40 1/2 • 307-765-2080 • thehideout.com
Kedesh Guest Ranch
1940 U.S. Hwy. 14 E. • 307-765-2791 • tripadvisor.com
Trapper Creek Lodge & Guest Ranch
3343 Trapper Creek Rd. • 307-765-2080 • trapper-creek-guest-ranch.com
SHERIDAN
CABINS
Sheridan Cottages
1185 Sugarview Dr. • 307-751-6712 • sheridancottages.com
Spur Ranch Rustic Retreat
86 Peno Rd. • 307-751-8251 • facebook.com/SRRRetreat
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Bighorn National Forest, Tongue District
2013 Eastside 2nd St. • 307-674-6200 • fs.usda.gov
Little Goose Campground — Bighorn National Forest
9.3 m. southwest of Big Horn on Cty. 335, 1.25 m. southwest on F26, then 1 m. south on F314, 1.5 m. south on F311 • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
North Tongue Campground — Bighorn National Forest Tongue Ranger District, 2013 Eastside 2nd St. • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
Owen Creek Campground — Bighorn National Forest Tongue Ranger District, 2013 Eastside 2nd St. • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
Peter D’s RV Park 1105 Joe St. • 307-674-4613 • wyomingrvpark.com
Pine Island Group Area — Bighorn National Forest
27 m. southwest of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov
Prune Creek Campground — Bighorn National Forest
26 m. southwest of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov
Ranger Creek (Eastside) Campground — Bighorn
National Forest
9.3 m. southwest of Big Horn on Cty. 335, then 10 m. southwest on F26 • 307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov
Sheridan Big Horn Mountain KOA 63 Decker Rd. • 307-674-8766 • koa.com
Sibley Lake Campground —
Bighorn National Forest
25 m. west of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
Tie Flume Campground —
Bighorn National Forest
34 m. west of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14, then 2 m. east on F26 • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Alamo Motel
1326 N. Main St. • 307-672-2455 • alamomotel.net
Americas Best Value Inn
580 E. 5th St., exit 23 on I-90 • 307-672-9757 • americasbestvalueinn.com
Baymont Inn & Suites
911 Sibley Cir. • 307-673-9500 • wyndhamhotels.com
Best Western Sheridan Center 612 N. Main St. • 307-674-7421 • sheridancenter.com
Bramble Motel & RV Park 2366 N. Main St. • 307-674-4902 • facebook.com/bramblemotel
Budget Host Inn
2007 N. Main St. • 307-674-7496 • budgethost.com
Candlewood Suites Sheridan 1709 Sugarland Dr. • 307-675-2100 • ihg.com
Comfort Inn & Suites
1950 E. 5th St. • 307-675-1101 • choicehotels.com
Days Inn
1104 E. Brundage Lane • 307-461-9224 • daysinn.com
Hampton Inn — Sheridan
980 Sibley Cir. • 307-673-2734 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Historic Sheridan Inn
856 Broadway St. • 307-674-2178 • sheridaninn.com
Holiday Lodge 625 Coffeen Ave. • 307-672-2407 • tripadvisor.com
The Nelson Inn
723 N. Main St. • 307-752-6682 • thenelsoninn.com
Quality Inn 1450 E. Brundage Lane • 307-672-5098 • choicehotels.com
Rodeway Inn & Suites 1704 N. Main St. • 307-762-2439 • choicehotels.com
Sheridan Mill Inn
2161 Coffeen Ave. • 307-672-6401 • sheridanmillinn.com
Super 8 Motel
2435 N. Main St. • 307-461-5812 • wyndhamhotels.com
Trail’s End Motel
2125 N. Main St. • 307-672-2477 • trailsendsheridan.com
VACATION RENTALS
The Powder Horn Golf Club & Community 161 Hwy. 335 • 307-673-4800 • thepowderhorn.com
Powder Horn Realty
161 State Hwy. 335 • 307-674-9545 • powderhornrealty.com
SHOSHONI
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Boysen Marina & Campground
12 Boysen Marina Rd. • 307-876-2772 • boysenmarinacampgroundrestaurant.com
STORY
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Story Pines Inn
46 N. Piney Rd. • 307-683-2120 • storypinesinn.com
Wagon Box Inn
103 N. Piney Rd. • 307-200-8842 • thewagonbox.com
The Wagon Box in Story, Wyoming — the perfect escape for a church or work retreat. We have cabins, a library, a restaurant, a tavern, a cafe and 20 wooded acres by rushing streams and national forest trails. Explore, read, fish or meet the locals. We also host thoughtful events year-round.
Waldorf A’Story Guest Haus
19 N. Piney Rd. • 307-683-2452 • waldorfastory.com
SUNDANCE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Cook Lake Campground
Ditch Creek Rd. • 307-283-1361 • devilstowercountry.com
Mountain View RV Park & Campground
117 Government Valley Rd. • 307-283-2270 • mtnviewcampground.com
Reuter Campground
FSR 838, Warren Peak Rd. • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov
Sundance Campground and Trailhead
P.O. Box 680 • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Kara Creek Ranch
19 Ridge View Dr. • 307-209-4887 • karacreekranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Arrowhead Motel
Budget Host AAA 214 W. Cleveland St. • 307-283-3307 • budgethost.com
Bear Lodge Motel
218 E. Cleveland St. • 307-283-1611 • bearlodgemotel.com
RESORTS
Bearlodge Mountain Resort 1615 E. Cleveland • 307-703-0131 • bearlodgemountainresort.com
TEN SLEEP
CABINS
Meadowlark Lake Lodge 4700 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-366-2459 • lodgesofthebighorns.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Boulder Park Campground — Bighorn National Forest
13 m. northeast of Ten Sleep or 50.5 m. west of Buffalo • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Circle J Retreat Camp 3338 U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2541 • circlejretreatcamp.com
Island Park Campground — Bighorn National Forest Forest Rd. #441 • 307-684-7806 • recreaction.gov
Lake Point Picnic Ground — Bighorn National Forest Forest Rd. 437 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
Lake View Campground — Bighorn National Forest 23 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
Leigh Creek Campground — Bighorn National Forest
8 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 1 m. on 18 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Sitting Bull Campground — Bighorn National Forest 23 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 1 m. north on F432 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Ten Sleep Rock Ranch 3278 U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2096 • tensleeprockranch.com
Ten Sleep RV Park 98 2nd St. • 307-366-2250 • tensleeprvpark.com
West Tensleep Lake Campground
— Bighorn National Forest
20 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 7 m. north on F27 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
Willow Park Group Area — Bighorn National Forest
21 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
The Carter Inn
414 2nd St. • 307-366-9911 • thecarterinn.com
TETON VILLAGE
DUDE RANCHES
R Lazy S Ranch
7800 Moose-Wilson Rd. • 307-733-2655 • rlazys.com
Snake River Ranch
5700 Snake River Ranch Rd. • 307-733-2864 • snakeriverranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Continuum
3345 W. Village Dr. • 844-274-8873 • continuumjh.com
The Hostel
3315 Village Dr. • 307-733-3415 • thehostel.us
Hotel Terra Jackson Hole
3335 Village Dr. • 307-201-6065 • hotelterrajacksonhole.com
Snake River Lodge & Spa
7710 Granite Loop Rd. • 307-732-6000 • snakeriverlodge.com
RESORTS
Alpenhof Lodge
3255 W. Village • 307-733-3242 • alpenhoflodge.com
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole
7680 Granite Loop Rd. • 307-732-5000 • fourseasons.com
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
3265 W. Village Dr. • 307-733-2292 • jacksonhole.com
Jackson Hole Resort Lodging
3200 W. McCollister Dr. • 307-733-3990 • jhrl.com
Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa
3385 Cody Lane • 307-201-6066 • tetonlodge.com
VACATION RENTALS
Teton Club
3340 W. Cody Lane • 307-734-9777 • tetonclub.com
Teton Private Residences
3385 Cody Lane • 307-201-6070 • tetonprivateresidences.com
THAYNE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Flat Creek RV Park & Cabins
74 Hokanson Ave. • 307-883-2231 • goodsam.com
Star Valley Ranch RV Park
3522 Muddy String Rd. • 307-883-2425 • starvalleyranchresort.com
Wolf Den Log Cabin Motel & RV Park
106761 U.S. Hwy. 89 & 55 County Rd. 115 • 307-883-2226 • wolfdenlogcabinmotel.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Cabin Creek Inn
211 S. Main St. • 307-883-3262 • cabincreekinn.com
Snider’s Rustic Inn, LLC
473 N. Main St. • 307-883-0222 • snider-s-rustic-inn-thayne.booked.net
THERMOPOLIS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Eagle RV Park
204 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-5262 • eaglervpark.com
Fountain of Youth RV Park
250 N. Hwy. 20 • 307-864-3265 • camphotsprings.com
Wyoming Gardens RV Park
720 Shoshoni Hwy. 20 S. • 307-921-3444 • wyominggardensrvpark.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Plus Plaza Hotel
116 E. Park St. • 307-864-2939 • bestwestern.com
El Rancho Motel
924 Shoshoni St. • 307-864-2341 • elranchomotel.business.site
Elk Antler Inn Budget Host
501 S. 6th St. • 307-864-2325 • budgethost.com
Hot Springs Hotel and Spa
115 E. Park St. • 307-864-3131 • thermopolishotspringshotel.com
Paintbrush Inn
605 S. 6th St. • 307-864-3155 • paintbrushinn.com
Quality Inn
166 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-463-4206 • choicehotels.com
Rainbow Motel
408 Park St. • 307-864-2129 • facebook.com/rainbowmotelthermopolis
Roundtop Mountain
Vista Cabins & Motel
412 N. 6th St. • 307-369-0900 • rtmvmc.com
Two Rivers Inn
401 Park St. • 307-864-3499 • tworiversinnwy.com
TORRINGTON
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
City Slickers RV Park
1234 S. Main St. • 307-575-1640 • campgroundreviews.com
Pioneer Park RV Park
W. 15th Ave. & W. E St. • 307-532-5666 • torringtonwy.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Americas Best Value Inn
1548 Main St. • 307-532-7118 • redlion.com
Holiday Inn Express Hotel | Suites
1700 E. Valley Rd. • 307-532-7600 • hiexpress.com
WAPITI
CABINS
Doc’s Cabin 192 Whit Creek Rd. • 206-780-1671 • docscabin.net
EYCAT Lodging Company
1 Streamside Dr. • 218-821-2222 • eycatlodging.com
Historic Wapiti Lodge 3189 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-2420 • wapitilodge.com
DUDE RANCHES
The Historic UXU Ranch 1710 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-4363 • uxuranch.com
Rand Creek Ranch
3080 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3200 • randcreekranch.com
WHEATLAND
BED & BREAKFASTS
Shirley’s Bed & Breakfast 1994 Hwy. 34 • 307-332-4568 • airbnb.com/rooms/19357330
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Arrowhead RV Camp 2005 16th St. • 307-322-3457 • goodsam.com
Mountain View RV Park 2050 W. Ponderosa St. • 307-322-4858 • wheatlandrvpark.com
Wheatland City Park-Lewis Park 600 9th St. • 307-322-2962 • townofwheatlandwy.org
DUDE RANCHES
Cottonwood Creek Ranch 317 Cottonwood Rd. • 307-358-2033 • cottonwoodcreekranchwyoming.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Torchlight Inn 1809 N. 16th St. • 307-322-4070 • bestwestern.com
Wyoming Motel 1103 9th St. • 307-322-5383 • wyomingmotelwheatland.com
WILSON
BED & BREAKFASTS
Bentwood Inn 4250 Raven Haven Rd. • 307-739-1411 • bentwoodinn.com
Jackson Hole Hideout 6175 Heck of a Hill Rd. • 307-733-3233 • jacksonholehideout.com
Teton View Bed & Breakfast 2136 Coyote Loop • 307-733-7954 • tetonview.com
CABINS
Fireside Resort
2780 N. Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-733-1177 • firesidejacksonhole.com
DUDE RANCHES
Trail Creek Ranch
7100 W. Trail Creek Rd. • 307-690-2610 • trailcreekranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Wildflower Inn
3725 Shooting Star Lane • 307-222-4400 • jhwildflowerlodge.com
VACATION RENTALS
Rendezvous Mountain Rentals 3610 Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-739-9050 • rmrentals.com
Rocky Mountain Lodge 3475 Cheney Lane • 307-733-3134 • rmljh.com
WOLF
DUDE RANCHES
Eatons’ Ranch
270 Eaton Ranch Rd. • 307-655-9285 • eatonsranch.com
WORLAND
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Worland RV Park 2313 Big Horn Ave. • 307-347-2329 • worlandcampground.info
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Comfort Inn
100 N. Rd. 11 • 307-488-3095 • choicehotels.com
Days Inn
500 N. 10th St. • 307-347-4251 • wyndhamhotels.com
Town House Motor Inn 119 N. 10th St. • 307-347-2426 • guestreservations.com
WRIGHT
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Sagebluff RV Park
76 S. Boulder Cir. • 307-464-1305 • tripadvisor.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Wright Hotel
300 Reata Dr. • 307-464-6060 • facebook.com/Wright-Hotel-OpenRange-Steakhouse-100063644134646
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Indian Creek Campground
P.O. Box 168, Yellowstone National Park • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Lewis Lake Campground
P.O. Box 168 • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Norris Campground
12 m. west of Canyon • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Pebble Creek Campground
Pebble Creek, Yellowstone National Park • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Slough Creek Campground
P.O. Box 168 • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Tower Falls Campground
Grand Loop Rd. • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Things to Do
AFTON
MUSEUMS
Call Air Museum
150 S. Washington Ave. • 307-885-3995 • callairmuseum.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Feathered Hook Outfitters, LLC
424 Adams St. • 888-FLY-FISH • featheredhook.com
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
Star Valley Arts Council
150 S. Washington • 307-886-4411 • starvalleyarts.org
ALADDIN
TOURS
Devils Tower Area: SelfGuided Audio Tour WY 24 • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
ALCOVA
HISTORICAL SITES
Mormon Handcart Historical Sites
47600 W. U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-328-2953 • churchofjesuschrist.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
North Platte Lodge
20400 W. Grey Reef Rd. • 307-237-1182 • northplattelodge.com
The Reef Fly Shop
22222 Gray Reef Rd. • 307-232-9128 • northplatteflyfishing.com
ALPINE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Non-Typical Outfitters
P.O. Box 3644 • 307-654-0000 • nontypicaloutfitters.com
Rockin’ M Horseback Rides
371 McNeel Power Plant County Rd. 104 • 307-654-8822 • rockinmhorsebackrides.com
Star Valley Outfitters
Little Greys River outside Alpine • 503-267-9567 • starvalleyoutfitterswy.com
T Lazy T Outfitters
P.O. Box 3828 • 307-690-2207 • tlazytoutfitters.com
ALTA
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Teton Backcountry Guides 1110 Alta North Rd. • 307-353-2900 • tetonbackcountryguides.com
ARVADA
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Kretschman Outfitters
1336 Lower Powder River Rd. • 307-736-2327 • gohunt.com
Powder River Breaks Outfitters
P.O. Box 73 • 307-388-0502 • redforkranch.com/dull-knife-hunting
BAGGS
MUSEUMS
Outlaw Stop 115 N. Penland • 307-383-7261 • littlesnakerivermuseum.com
BANNER
HISTORICAL SITES
Fort Phil Kearney Wyoming State Historic Site, National Historic Landmark and Interpretive Center
528 Wagon Box Rd. • 307-684-7629 • fortphilkearny.com
TOURS
Story Hatchery & Visitor Center
311 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-683-2234 • wgfd.wyo.gov
BEULAH
MUSEUMS
Vore Buffalo Jump Old Hwy. 14 • 307-266-9530 • vorebuffalojump.org
BIG HORN
MUSEUMS
Bozeman Trail Museum 335 Johnson St. • 307-751-4908 • sheridanwyoming.com
The Brinton Museum 239 Brinton Rd. • 307-672-3173 • thebrintonmuseum.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Big Horn Mountain Outfitters P.O. Box 608 • 307-674-4691 • gohunt.com
BIG PINEY
MUSEUMS
Green River Valley Museum, Inc.
206 N. Front St. • 307-276-5343 • grvm.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
C.K. Hunting & Fishing 221 Smith Ave. • 307-260-6415 • ckhunting.com
BONDURANT
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Meeks Brothers Outfitting, LLC P.O. Box 75 • 307-690-0536 • meeksbrothersoutfitters.com
Sleeping Indian Outfitters 14496 Hwy. 191 • 307-733-6740 • sleepingindianoutfitters.com
BOULDER
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Blue Sky Sage Horseback Riding Retreats
Sublette Co. Rd. #23–132, The Lander Cutoff, 30 m. south of Boulder • 307-260-7990 • blueskysage.com
BUFFALO
GALLERIES
Hitching Post Gallery
51 S. Main St. • 307-684-9473 • facebook.com/HPostGallery
HISTORICAL SITES
Bozeman Trail
Nine Mile Rd. • 307-684-7629 • fortphilkearny.com
Muddy Guard Cabin — Bighorn National Forest 24.5 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 1/8 m. east on F473 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
LONGMIRE DAYS RODEO
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
All Around Outfitters
29405 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-620-0240 • allaroundoutfitters.com
Bear Track Outfitters
8885 U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-620-0346 • beartrak.com
Big Horn Outfitters
181 U.S. Hwy. 16 • 307-620-0390 • bighornoutfitters.com
French Creek Outfitters, LLC
2 Westwind Dr. • 307-217-3497 • frenchcreekoutfitterswy.com
G4 Outfitters
1519 Tipperary Rd. • 307-620-0111 • g4outfitterswy.com
Little Bighorn Outfitters
28759 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-5179 • littlebighornoutfitters.com
Triple Three Outfitters
30 Kolb Dr. • 307-684-2436 • triplethreeoutfitters.com
Trophies Unlimited Outfitters
P.O. Box 417 • 307-684-9018 • trophiesunlimitedtaxidermy.com
UCross Outfitters | The Ranch at UCross
145 Chuckwagon Trl. • 307-272-8317 • wyoga.org
BUFORD
HISTORICAL SITES
Ames Monument State Historic Site
I-80, Exit 329, Monument Rd. • 307-632-7946 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
CARLILE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Trophy Ridge Outfitters 17985 U.S. Route 14 • 307-756-9776 • trophyridgeoutfitters.com
CASPER
BREWERIES
Gruner Brothers Brewing 1301 Wilkins Cir. • 307-439-2222 • grunerbrewing.com
Skull Tree Brewing 1530 Burlington Ave. • 307-277-3764 • facebook.com/SkullTreeBrewing
Wyoming Ale Works
5900 E. 2nd St. • 307-472-5900 • wyomingaleworks.com
Wyoming Beer Trail 1027 Carriage Lane • 727-599-1523 • wyomingbeertrail.com
DISTILLERIES
Backwards Distilling Company 214 S. Wolcott St. • 307-472-1275 • backwardsdistilling.com
DUDE RANCHES
Red Butte Ranch
8550 S. Bessemer Bend • 307-277-1003 • redbutteranchlodging.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
42 Degrees North 128 S. Center St. • 307-333-1382 • 42degreesnorth-wy.com
Mountain Sports 543 S. Center St. • 307-266-1136 • caspermtnsports.com
Wyoming Gun Company
580 Landmark Dr. • 307-337-2486 • wyogun.com
Zeelo’s Cranks and Planks
4250 S. Poplar St. • 307-233-4058 • facebook.com/zeeloscp
GALLERIES
Art 321 — Casper Artists Guild
321 W. Midwest Ave. • 307-265-2655 • art321.org
HISTORICAL SITES
Bishop House
818 E. 2nd St. • 307-235-5277 • cadomafoundation.org
Fort Caspar Museum & Historic Site
4001 Fort Caspar Rd. • 307-235-8462 • fortcasparwyoming.com
Independence Rock Hwy. 220, 20 m. northeast of Muddy Gap • 307-577-5150 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
MUSEUMS
Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery Center
400 E. Collins Dr. • 307-235-5247 • thenic.org
The Science Zone
222 E. Collins Dr. • 307-473-9663 • thesciencezone.org
Tate Geological Museum at Casper College
125 College Dr. • 307-268-2447 • caspercollege.edu
Werner Wildlife Museum
405 E. 15th St. • 307-235-2108 • caspercollege.edu
Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum
3740 Jourgensen Ave. • 307-472-1857 • wyomilitary.wyo.gov
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
At Ease Hunting
3335 Oxcart Ct. • 307-259-1220 • at-easehunting.com
BJ Outfitters
20355 State Hwy. 220 • 307-472-7956 • go-wyoming.com
Cowboy Drifters
18187 State Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031 • wyocowboydrifters.com
Crandall Creek Outfitters
223 N. Durbin • 307-237-8468 • crandallcreekoutfitters.com
Fish Tales Guide Service 3400 Hawthorne Ave. • 307-262-5173 • facebook.com/fishtalesguideservice307
Gear Up and Get Out There
254 W. 1st St. • 307-235-6353 • gearupandgetoutthere.com
Grey Reef Anglers
12822 County Rd. 401 • 307-267-2559 • greyreefanglers.com
Jackson Hole Outfitters
P.O. Box 2827 • 307-699-3541 • jacksonholetrailrides.com
Massive Buck Outfitters
7056 Ridgecrest Dr. • 307-333-3319 • massivebuckoutfitters.com
Platte River Fly Shop
7400 WY 220 • 307-237-5997 • wyomingflyfishing.com
SNS Outfitter & Guide Service
239 W. 1st St. • 307-266-4229 • huntwyo.com
Sweetwater Outfitters P.O. Box 4188 • 307-266-1424 • sweethunt.com
Thunder Ridge Outfitters
2221 Lexington Ave. • 307-439-3302 • thunderridgeoutfitter.com
Trophy Creek Outfitters 1627 E. Sunlight Dr. • 307-267-9383 • trophycreek.com
Ugly Bug Fly Shop & Crazy Rainbow Fly Fishing
240 S. Center St. • 307-234-6905 • uglybugflyshop.crazyrainbow.net
Wyoming Anglers Fishing and Fly Shop 5625 CY Ave. • 307-267-5161 • wyominganglers.com
Wyoming Fly Fishing 7400 State Hwy. 220 • 307-277-6282 • platteriverguides.com
Wyoming Outfitters & Guides Assoc.
159 N. Wolcott St., #117 • 307-265-2376 • wyoga.org
Wyoming Upland Outfitters
22450 WY 487 • 513-500-7738 • backcountryshorthairs.com
PALEONTOLOGY
Tate Dinosaur Safaris
125 College Dr. • 307-268-2447 • caspercollege.edu
RODEO
Central Wyoming Fair & PRCA Rodeo
1700 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-235-5775 • centralwyomingfair.com
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
Casper Theater Company 735 CY Ave. • 307-267-7243 • caspertheatercompany.net
Ford Wyoming Center
1 Events Dr. • 800-442-2256 • fordwyomingcenter.com
TOURS
WY Tour Casper: SelfGuided Audio Tour 139 W. 2nd St., #1B • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
WYO 22 West/East: SelfGuided Audio Tour 1140 WY 22 • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
CENTENNIAL
MUSEUMS
Nici Self Museum
2734 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-7763 • facebook.com/Nici-Self-HistoricalMuseum-56329718137
CHEYENNE
BREWERIES
Accomplice Beer Company
115 W. 15th St. • 307-632-2337 • accomplicebeer.com
Black Tooth Brewing Company 509 W. 19th St. • 307-514-0362 • blacktoothbrewingcompany.com
Blue Raven Brewery
209 E. 18th St. • 307-369-1978 • blueravenbrewery.com
Freedom’s Edge Brewing Company
1509 Pioneer Ave. • 307-514-5314 • freedomsedgebrewing.com
Westby Edge Brewing Company 714 W. 20th St. • 307-369-1555 • westbyedge.com
DISTILLERIES
Chronicles Distilling 1506 Thomes • 307-214-1854 • facebook.com/ChroniclesDistilling
HISTORICAL SITES
Big Boy Steam Engine 1705 Morrie Ave. • 307-638-4357 • cheyenne.org
Historic Governors’ Mansion
300 E. 21st St. • 307-777-7878 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
Quebec O1
2025 Co. Rd. 238 • 307-422-3425 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
Wyoming State Capitol
200 W. 24th St. • 307-777-7881 • wyomingcapitolsquare.com
MUSEUMS
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
710 S. Lions Park Dr. • 307-637-6458 • botanic.org
Cheyenne Depot Museum
121 W. 15th St. • 307-632-3905 • cheyennedepotmuseum.org
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Old West Museum
4610 Carey Ave. • 307-778-7290 • cfdrodeo.com
Cowgirls of the West Museum & Emporium
203 & 205 W. 17th St. • 307-638-4994 • cowgirlsofthewestmuseum.com
FE Warren ICBM and Heritage Museum
401 Champagne Dr., Bldg. 31 • 307-773-2980 • warrenmuseum.com
Messenger Museum
616 Crook Ave. • 307-635-8959 • cheyenne.org
Military Memorial Museum
1717 Carey Ave. • 307-635-0019 • militarymemorialmuseum.com
Nelson Museum of the West 1714 Carey Ave. • 307-635-7670 • nelsonmuseum.com
Wyoming National Guard Museum
624 E. Pershing Blvd. • 307-432-0057 • wyomilitary.wyo.gov
Wyoming State Archives
2301 Central Ave. • 307-777-7826 • wyoarchives.org
Wyoming State Museum
2301 Central Ave. • 307-777-7022 • wyomuseum.wyo.gov
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Milliron T.J. Outfitting, Inc.
1528 TKO, Terry Ranch Rd. • 307-631-8107 • millirontjoutfitters.com
Table Mountain Outfitters
P.O. Box 2714 • 307-632-6352 • tablemountainoutfitters.com
Timberline Outfitters
9602 W. Milliron Rd. • 307-635-7288 • timberlinehunting.com
RODEO
Cheyenne Frontier Days
1210 W. 8th Ave. • 307-778-7200 • cfdrodeo.com
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
Atlas Theater
211 W. Lincolnway • 307-638-6543 • cheyennelittletheatre.org
Mary Godfrey Playhouse 2706 E. Pershing Blvd. • 307-638-6543 • cheyennelittletheatre.org
TOURS
Cheyenne Railway Trolley Tours
121 W. 15th St. • 307-778-3133 • cheyenne.org
Indian Wars and Early Wyoming: Self-Guided Audio Tour
121 W. 15th St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center
8120 Veta Dr. • 307-996-4321 • nwsc.ucar.edu
US Ghost Adventures
614 W. 21st St., #2 • 844-757-5657 • usghostadventures.com
WINERIES & MEADERIES
Vintages Handcrafted Wine
309 N. American Rd., Units 11 & 12 • 307-426-4635 • vintageswine.com
CHUGWATER
MUSEUMS
Chugwater Museum Main St. • 307-422-3493 • chugwater.commuseum.aspx
CLEARMONT
GALLERIES
Ucross Art Gallery
30 Big Red Lane • 307-737-2291 • ucrossfoundation.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Grizzly Outfitters 1921 Passaic Rd. • 307-736-2277 • grizzlyoutfitters.net
CODY
BREWERIES
Cody Craft Brewing 1732 Sheridan Ave. • 307-578-8126 • codycraftbrewing.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Top of the World 2823 U.S. Hwy. 212 • 307-587-5368 • topoftheworldresort.com
GALLERIES
Big Horn Galleries 1167 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-7587 • bighorngalleries.com
Cody Country Art League 836 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-3597 • codycountryartleague.com
Open Range Images 1201 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-8870 • openrangeimages.com
Simpson Gallagher Gallery 1161 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4022 • simpsongallaghergallery.com
HISTORICAL SITES
Chamberlin Boutique Hotel 1032 12th St. • 307-587-0202 • chamberlininn.com
State of Wyoming Veterans Memorial Park Intersection of 26th St. and Hwy. 14/16/20 • 307-587-0400 • codyyellowstone.org
MUSEUMS
Buffalo Bill Center of the West 720 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4771 • centerofthewest.org
Cody Dug Up Gun Museum, LLC 1020 12th St. • 307-587-3344 • codydugupgunmuseum.com
Cody Heritage Museum
1092 Sheridan Ave. • 307-586-4272 • codyheritagemuseum.org
Historic Cody Mural and Museum 1719 Wyoming Ave. • 307-587-3290 • codymural.com
Museum of the Old West at Old Trail Town 1831 Demaris Dr. • 307-587-5302 • oldtrailtown.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
307 Outfitters
351 S. Fork Rd. • 307-272-5915 • 307wyomingoutfitters.com
Bliss Creek Outfitters
145 Rd. 6NS • 307-850-7800 • wyominghorsetrips.com
Boulder Basin Outfitters
3348 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3404 • wyomingsummerpacktrips.com
Butte Creek Outfitters
P.O. Box 2166 • 307-587-6016 • buttecreekoutfitters.net
Cedar Mountain Trail Rides
12 Spirit Mountain Rd. • 307-527-4966 • facebook.com/pages/Cedar-MountainTrail-Rides/324134757729249
Cody Country Outfitters & Guides Associates
39 Rd. 6 BU • 307-587-6054 • codycountryoutfitters.com
Cody Shooting Complex 61 County Rd., 7WC • 307-250-4292 • codyshootingcomplex.org
Dude Ranchers’ Association 1122 12th St. • 307-587-2339 • duderanch.org
Gary Fales Outfitting Snowmobile Tours 2768 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3970 • garyfalesoutfitting.com
Gradient Mountain Sports 1390 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4659 • gradientmountainsports.net
High Country Fly Guides 2110 Peake Ave. • 505-423-5694 • highcountryflyguides.com
Joyvagen 901 12th St. • 307-527-0640 • joyvagen.com
Lee Livingston Outfitting, Inc. 29 Pack Saddle Trl. • 307-527-7415 • wyomingadventures.com
Lost Creek Outfitters
27 Jim Mountain Dr. • 307-527-6251 • lostcreekoutfitters.com
Majo Ranch, Inc. 4292 Southfork Rd. • 307-272-8948 • facebook.com/pages/Majo%20 Ranch/134920509894251
Morning Creek Outfitting 10 Creek Lane • 307-587-5343 • wyominghunts.com
North Fork Anglers 1107 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-7274 • northforkanglers.com
Robert Model Outfitters, LLC 69 Rattlesnake Creek Rd. • 307-587-3620 • mooncrest.com
Sheep Mesa Outfitters P.O. Box 1734 • 307-899-5111 • sheepmesaoutfitters.com
Switchback Outfitters, LLC 2832 Chopper Lane • 307-899-1490 • 7dranchoutfitting.com
WY Reel Action Fishing 4122 Barrus Ave. • 307-578-6502 • wyreelactionfishing.com
Wyoming Trout Guides 1210 Sheridan Ave. • 307-578-8217 • wyomingtroutguides.com
RODEO
Cody Nite Rodeo 519 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-5155 • codystampederodeo.com
Cody Nite Rodeo Bus C/O Cody Nite Rodeo • 307-272-5573 • codytransportation.com
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
Dan Millers Cowboy Music Revue 1601 Stampede Ave. • 307-899-2799 • cowboymusicrevue.com
Studio Theatre at CCPA 1527 18th St. • 307-527-7398 • studiotheatreccpa.org
TOURS
Airborne Over Cody 3227 Duggleby Dr. • 307-899-3659 • airborneovercody.com
Cody to Yellowstone: SelfGuided Audio Tour 720 Sheridan Ave. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
Cody Trolley Tours 1192 Sheridan Ave. — Porch of the Irma Hotel • 307-527-7043 • codytrolleytours.com
Cody Wyoming Adventures 1119 12th St. • 307-587-6988 • codywyomingadventures.com
Hidden Treasure Charters, LLC 1200 WY 37 • 307-899-1401 • hiddentreasurecharters.com
Tour Yellowstone/Grub Steak Expeditions, LLC 1107 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-6316 • tourtoyellowstone.com
ZIPLINING
Sleeping Giant Ski Area & Zipline 348 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3125 • skisg.com
COLONY
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Colony Outfitters 36 Dacar Rd. • 307-896-6274 • muleshoeranchinc.com
CORA
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Kendall Valley Lodge 125 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-367-2223 • muleshoeoutfitters.com
Mule Shoe Outfitters, LLC 125 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-367-2223 • muleshoeoutfitters.com
Wolf Lake Outfitters P.O. Box 264 • 307-367-6507 • wyohunt.com
CROWHEART
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Bugling Winds Outfitting 8223 Hwy. 26 • 307-709-7575 • buglingwindsoutfitting.com
DANIEL
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Trophy Mountain Outfitters P.O. Box 374 • 307-859-8441 • trophymountainoutfitters.com
Wyoming Fishing Company 12962 Wyoming Hwy. 189 • 307-360-3251 • wyofishco.com
DAYTON
HISTORICAL SITES
Dayton Mercantile
408 Main St. • 307-638-3788 • daytonmercantile.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Beaver Trap Outfitters
P.O. Box 22 • 307-461-0655 • beavertrapoutfitters.com
WINERIES & MEADERIES
Gallery on Main
308 Main St. • 307-655-2221 • galleryonmaindayton.com
DEVILS TOWER
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Devils Tower & Needles
Rock Climbing Guides
157 State Hwy. 24 • 307-756-3516 • towerguides.com
Devils Tower Climbing
37 State Route 110 • 307-467-5267 • devilstowerlodge.com
DIXON
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Savery Creek Outfitters
P.O. Box 159 • 307-380-7117 • saverycreekoutfitters.com
DOUGLAS
HISTORICAL SITES
Camp Douglas Officers’ Club State Historic Site
115 S. Riverbend Dr. • 307-358-9288 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
Fort Fetterman State Historic Site
725 WY 93 • 307-358-9288 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
MUSEUMS
Douglas Railroad Museum
121 Brownfield Rd. • 307-358-2950 • seewhatconversecando.com
Wyoming Pioneer Museum
400 W. Center St. • 307-358-9288 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
88 Ranch Outfitters
1937 Ross Rd. • 307-358-5941 • 88ranchoutfitters.com
Box Creek Outfitters
715 N. 5th St. • 307-359-1848 • boxcreekoutfitters.com
LaPrele Flyfishing & Hunting Preserve
2000 Cold Springs Rd. • 707-373-3571 • wyominghuntingtrip.com
Spearhead Ranch
3493 Ross Rd. • 307-358-3607 • spearheadranch.com
Wagonhound Outfitters
P.O. Box 1100 • 307-358-9828 • wagonhoundoutfitters.com
DUBOIS
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Cutthroat Fly Shop & Adventures
19 N. 1st St. • 307-455-3468 • cutthroatflyshop.com
GALLERIES
Ramshorn Street’s Art Galleries & Stores
Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2556 • duboiswychamber.org
MUSEUMS
Dubois Museum
909 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2284 • fremontcountymuseums.com
Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical Center
909 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2284 • fremontcountymuseums.com
National Bighorn Sheep Center 10 Bighorn Lane • 307-455-3429 • bighorn.org
National Museum of Military Vehicles
6419 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-3802 • nmmv.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Chamley Outfitting, LLC
P.O. Box 987 • 307-851-9872 • wyomingoutfitting.com
Dunoir Fishing Adventures, LLC
1405 Goodrich Dr. • 307-349-3331 • dunoirfishing.com
Said Creek Outfitters & Hunting Adventures
199 Uphill Rd. • 307-231-2574 • saidcreekoutfitters.com
Stetter Outfitters
656 Horsecreek Rd. • 307-455-2725 • stetteroutfitters.com
West Wyoming Fly Fishing
3563 U.S. Route 26 • 801-918-6911 • westwyomingflyfishing.com
Wind River Backcountry Outfitters
P.O. Box 1323 • 307-851-8741 • windriverbco.com
Wind River Flyfitter
412 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-206-5808 • windriverflyfitter.com
ENCAMPMENT MUSEUMS
Grand Encampment Museum 807 Barnett Ave. • 307-327-5308 • gemuseum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Platt’s Guides & Outfitters, Rustic Mtn. Lodge, Cabin and B&B 11202 State Hwy. 230 • 307-327-5539 • plattoutfitting.com
Spur Outfitters, LLC
3224 Unit B, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505 • spuroutfitters.com
EVANSTON
HISTORICAL SITES
Piedmont Charcoal Kilns Historic Site
County Rd. 173 • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
MUSEUMS
Chinese Joss House Museum 920 Front St. • 307-783-6320 • evanstonwy.org
Uinta County Museum 1020 Front St. • 307-789-8248 • uintacounty.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
High Uinta Pack Goats 614 Spring Creek Rd. • 307-701-4628 • highuintapackgoats.com
RODEO
Evanston Cowboy Days 122 Bear River Dr. • 307-288-0953 • evanstoncowboydays.com
EVANSVILLE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Heart Spear Outfitters, LLC P.O. Box 937 • 307-247-3322 • heartspear.com
FARSON
HISTORICAL SITES
Pilot Butte Historic Trail Overlook About 12 m. west of Farson on Hwy. 28. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com
FORT BRIDGER
HISTORICAL SITES
Fort Bridger State Historic Site Exit 34, then 2.5 m. off of I-80 • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
FORT LARAMIE
HISTORICAL SITES
Fort Laramie Historic Site Visitor Center 965 Grey Rocks Rd. • 307-837-2221 • nps.gov/fola
Fort Laramie Historical Association 965 Gray Rocks Rd. • 307-837-2221 • fortlaramie.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Triple Creek Hunts 701 Rd. 90 • 307-837-3023 • triplecreekhunts.com
FORT WASHAKIE
HISTORICAL SITES
Sacajawea’s Gravesite Sacajawea Cemetery • 307-332-5546 • windriver.org
MUSEUMS
Gallery of the Wind & Museum 14631 U.S. Hwy. 287 • 307-332-3267 • windriver.org
TOURS
Wind River Indian Reservation: Self-Guided Audio Tour 14631 U.S. 287 • 307-224-8887 • windriver.org
FREEDOM
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Jenkins Hunting Camp Box 143 • 307-880-1034 • jenkinshunt.com
UpStream Anglers & Outdoor Adventures 230 Hardman Rd. • 307-690-3183 • upstreamanglers.com
GARRETT
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Dodge Creek Ranch 11 Dodge Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-322-2345 • wyoga.org
GILLETTE
BREWERIES
Big Lost Meadery and Brewery 105 Warren Ave. • 307-660-3199 • biglostmeadery.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Rocky Mountain Discount Sports 4706 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-0221 • rocky-mountain-sports.com
MUSEUMS
Campbell County Rockpile Museum
900 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-5723 • rockpilemuseum.com
Explore the history and culture of the Powder River Basin through interactive exhibits including fossils, prehistoric artifacts, rifles, railroad artifacts, wagons, saddles, coalmine videos, a virtual reality coalmine experience and much more. Temporary and traveling exhibits rotate each year. See a full schedule at rockpilemuseum.com.
Frontier Auto Museum
205 Ross Ave. • 307-686-5667 • frontierautomuseum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
7-7 Outdoors
5797 Vantage Ct. • 307-660-3634 • 7-7outdoors.com
Center of the Nation Outfitters
101 Hoe Creek Rd. • 307-680-4419 • facebook.com/Center-of-the-NationOutfitters-Bg-048-465342916982492
Edwards Outfitters
234 Lawver Rd. • 307-464-1518 • manta.com
Greer Outfitters
P.O. Box 38 • 307-687-7461 • visitgillettewright.com
Miller Outfitting
2080 Hannum Rd. • 307-660-0960 • facebook.com/MillerOutfitting-100069872231889
P Cross Bar Trophy Hunts 8586 N. Hwy. 14/16 • 307-660-3519 • pcrossbartrophyhunts.com
Peak Adventures
113 Todd Rd. • 307-680-6059 • huntthepeak.com
Trophy Specialists Outfitting
3704 Quincy Rd. • 307-660-6412 • gohunt.com
Wildhorse Outfitters
1715 W. Echeta Rd. • 307-689-8706 • wildhorseoutfitterswy.com
TOURS
Durham Bison Ranch Tours
314 S. Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040 • durhambisonranch.com
Gillette Historic Downtown Walking Tour
Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040 • visitgillettewright.com
WY Tour Gillette
1810 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
GLENDO
GALLERIES
Chessney Sevier Fine Art
1878 N. Glendo Hwy. • 307-735-4690 • chessneysevier.com
MUSEUMS
Glendo Historical Museum
204 S. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-735-4242 • townofglendo.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Recycled Eyez Walleye Guides
383 Glendo Park Rd. • 307-315-1627 • recycledeyez.com
Rockin’ Horse Adventures
383 Glendo Park Rd. • 303-380-2825 • rockinhorseadventures.com
GLENROCK
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
High Pine Outfitters
390 Boxelder Rd. • 307-358-3497 • highpineoutfitters.com
Rough Country Outfitters/ High Country Adventures
824 U.S. Hwy. 87/26/20 • 307-436-2304 • roughcountryoutfitters.com
PALEONTOLOGY
Glenrock Paleontological Museum
506 W. Birch St. • 307-436-2667 • facebook. com/GlenrockPaleontologicalMuseum
GRANGER
HISTORICAL SITES
Granger Stage Station Historic Site
110 Spruce St. • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
GREEN RIVER
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
White Mountain Lumber
270 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-3601 • whitemountainlumber.com
MUSEUMS
Sweetwater County Historical Museum
3 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-872-6435 • sweetwatermuseum.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Let it Fly Hunting Club
229 Old Stauffer Rd. • 307-350-2426 • facebook.com/pages/Let-ItFly/262278240479273
RODEO
Overland Stage Stampede Rodeo
225 E. Teton Blvd. • 307-872-0514 • cityofgreenriver.org
TOURS
Trona Trail: SelfGuided Audio Tour
580 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
GREYBULL
MUSEUMS
Greybull Museum
325 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-2444 • greybullwyomingmuseum.org
Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting
2534 Hiller Lane • 307-272-1247 • museumofflight.us
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Diamond Tail Outfitters
3288 Rd. 36 • 307-765-2905 • guidefitter.com
Paintrock Outfitters, Inc.
P.O. Box 509 • 307-899-1162 • paintrock-outfitters.com
Shell Valley Outfitters
243 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-705-1606 • shellvalleyoutfitters.com
Tangle Ridge Outfitters & Guides
670 U.S. 14 • 307-630-4419 • tangleridgeoutfitters.com • info@tangleridgeoutfitters.com
Discover Wyoming’s Big Horn Mountains with Tangle Ridge Outfitters. Escape crowds on guided trail rides through the beautiful mountains. Cross creeks, spot wildlife and breathe fresh air. Choose a half or full-day adventure.
TOURS
WY Tour Greybull
325 Greybull Ave. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
GUERNSEY
HISTORICAL SITES
Oregon Trail Ruts
307-836-2334 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
TOURS
Guernsey State Park: SelfGuided Audio Tour Museum Rd. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
HANNA
MUSEUMS
Hanna Basin Museum
502 Front St. • 307-325-6465 • facebook.com/Hanna-BasinMuseum-100024269657158
HAWK SPRINGS
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Maximum Waterfowling, LLC
256 Railway St. • 307-409-8010 • maximumwaterfowling.com
HULETT MUSEUMS
Hulett Museum and Art Gallery
115 N. Hwy. 24 • 307-467-5292 • hulettmuseum.com
Hulett Wyoming Museum & Art Gallery
115 Hwy. 24 • 307-467-5292 • hulettmuseum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Advantage Outfitters P.O. Box 21 • 605-210-2035 • wyadvantageoutfitters.com
Devils Tower Outfitters 87 Whitetail Creek Rd. • 307-290-2924 • devilstoweroutfitters.com
Jolley Ranch Outfitters
241 Strawberry Hill Rd. • 307-281-0571 • jolleyranchoutfitters.weebly.com
Lake Guest Ranch
314 Lake Ranch Rd. • 307-290-2025 • lakeranch.it
Thomas Ranch Outfitters
1550 New Haven Rd. • 307-467-5781 • thomasranchoutfitters.com
Western Gateway Outfitters P.O. Box 220 • 605-639-1589 • westerngatewayoutfitters.com
Wyoming Edge Outfitters 100 Mule Creek Rd. • 307-467-5663 • devilstowercountry.com
JACKSON
BREWERIES
Snake River Brewing Co., Inc.
235 S. Millward St. • 307-739-2337 • snakeriverbrewing.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Leisure Sports 1075 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-3040 • leisuresportsadventure.com
GALLERIES
Art Association of Jackson Hole
240 S. Glenwood • 307-733-6379 • artassociation.org
Cayuse Western Americana
255 N. Glenwood Ave. • 307-739-1940 • facebook.com/Cayusewesternamericana
Trailside Galleries
130 E. Broadway • 307-733-3186 • trailsidegalleries.com
Trio Fine Art
545 N. Cache St. • 307-734-4444 • triofineart.com
MUSEUMS
Jackson Hole Historical Museum
225 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2414 • jacksonholehistory.org
National Museum of Wildlife Art 2820 Rungius Rd. • 307-733-5771 • wildlifeart.org
Snow King Observatory & Planetarium
402 E. Snow King Ave. • 307-201-5464 • snowkingmountain.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
BrushBuck Guide Services
490 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 888-282-5868 • brushbuckguideservices.com
Fish the Fly Guide Service — Jackson Hole, WY P.O. Box 42 • 307-690-1139 • fishthefly.com
Grand Teton Fly Fishing 565 N. Cache, Unit 2 • 307-690-0910 • grandtetonflyfishing.com
Hidden Basin Outfitters 7895 Cowboy Way • 307-733-7980 • hiddenbasin.com
High Mountain Heli-Skiing 14885 Sporting Club Rd. • 307-690-8310 • heliskijackson.com
Hole Hiking Experience 1350 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-690-4453 • holehike.com
Jackson Hole Anglers 990 S. Montana Rd. • 888-458-7688 • jacksonholeanglers.com
Jackson Hole Fishing Adventures 282 E. Pearl Ave. • 307-690-3289 • jhflyfishing.com
Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School 802 Powderhorn Lane • 307-699-3440 • jhflyfishingschool.com
Jackson Hole Snowmobile Tours 520 N. Cache St. • 307-733-6850 • togwoteelodge.com
Jackson Hole Whitewater 650 W. Broadway Ave. • 307-733-1007 • jhww.com
Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris 1490 Gregory Lane • 307-690-6402 • jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com
Mill Iron Ranch
3495 E. Horse Creek Rd. • 307-733-6390 • millironranch.net
North Fork Trail Rides
9600 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-699-4415 • northforktrailrides.com
Reel Deal Anglers
145 E. Snow King Ave., #8 • 307-413-0669 • reeldealanglers.com
Teton Mountain Bike Tours
545 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-0712 • tetonmtbike.com
Teton Troutfitters, Inc. P.O. Box 8041 • 307-488-7116 • tetontroutfitters.com
Teton Wagon Train & Horse Adventure
812 Cache Creek Dr. • 307-734-6101 • tetonwagontrain.com
Teton Whitewater, LLC
10875 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-2285 • tetonwhitewater.com
Togwotee Adventures
1050 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 877-864-9683 • togwoteelodge.com
TOURS
AlpenGlow Tours
1807A Ellingwood Lane • 307-739-1914 • alpenglowtours.com
Ana’s Grand Excursions
1148 W. Hwy. 22, #H5 • 307-690-6106 • anasgrandexcursions.com
Buffalo Roam Tours
3065 Blair Dr. • 307-413-0954 • buffaloroamtours.com
GaperGuide Grand Teton: Self-Guided Audio Tour
10 E. Broadway Ave. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
GaperGuide, Inc.
565 N. Cache St. • 307-733-4626 • gaperguide.com
Jackson Hole Grand Expeditions 585 Dogwood Lane • 307-699-0219 • jhgrandexpeditions.com
Jackson National Fish Hatchery
1500 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-733-2510 • fws.gov
Mountain Mike’s Tours
111 Gill St. • 307-774-1000 • mountainmikestours.com
Obsidian Expeditions
265 E. Simpson Ave. • 307-201-0197 • obsidianexpeditions.com
Scenic Safaris
1255 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-734-8898 • scenic-safaris.com
Wind River Air, LLC
P.O. Box 3885 • 307-360-8850 • windriverair.com
Wyoming Balloon Company
175 E. Broadway • 307-739-0900 • wyomingballoon.com
Yellowstone Day Tours
970 W. Broadway • 307-201-1499 • yellowstonedaytours.com
Yellowstone Safari Tours — Yellowstone Tours
From Jackson Hole 1195 Meadowlark Lane • 307-699-7922 • yellowstonesafaritours.com
WINERIES & MEADERIES
Jackson Hole Winery
2800 Boyles Hill Rd. • 307-201-1057 • jacksonholewinery.com
JEFFREY CITY
HISTORICAL SITES
Oregon Trail
307-322-3014 • wyohistory.org
KAYCEE
MUSEUMS
Hoofprints of the Past Museum
344 Nolan Ave. • 307-738-2381 • hoofprintsofthepast.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Dull Knife Hunting
2384 Barnum Rd. • 307-738-2247 • redforkranch.com
Forbes Outfitters
P.O. Box 198 • 307-631-6639 • forbesoutfitters.net
J & J Outfitters WY
1898 Mayoworth Rd. • 307-738-2302 • facebook.com/profile.php?id=1000631965 23351&hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE
KEMMERER
MUSEUMS
Fossil Country Frontier Museum
400 Pine Ave. • 307-877-6551 • facebook.com/Fossil-Country-FrontierMuseum-763935893653493
PALEONTOLOGY
Fossil Lake Safari
Farm Field Rd. • 567-367-7457 • fossilsafari.com
Ulrich’s Fossil Gallery
4400 Fossil Butte Rd. (10 m. west of Kemmerer, off Hwy. 30) • 307-877-6466 • ulrichsfossilgallery.com
KIRBY DISTILLERIES
Wyoming Whiskey, Inc.
100 S. Nelson • 307-864-2116 • wyomingwhiskey.com
LA BARGE
HISTORICAL SITES
Names Hill State Historic Site
U.S. Hwy. 189, 6 m. south of La Barge • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
LANDER
BREWERIES
Lander Brewing Company
148 Main St. • 307-332-8227 • landerbrewing.com
GALLERIES
ALCHEMY: An Artists’ Cooperative
202 Main St. • 307-349-8638 • alchemyartistscoop.com
Lander Art Center
258 Main St. • 307-332-5772 • landerartcenter.com
MUSEUMS
Evans/Dahl Memorial Museum
545 Main St. • 307-332-8190 • waterforwildlife.org
Fremont County Pioneer Museum
1443 W. Main St. • 307-332-3339 • fremontcountymuseums.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Bear Basin Adventures, LLC
P.O. Box 962 • 307-349-4630 • bearbasinadventures.com
Bighorn Drifters
541 Wood St. • 307-349-9573 • bighorndrifters.com
Lander Fly Shop
305 Main St. • 307-438-3439 • landerflyshop.com
Sidetracks
371 Main St. • 307-438-9425 • sidetracksguides.com
Sweetwater Fishing Expeditions
2939 Sinks Canyon Rd. • 307-332-3986 • sweetwaterfishing.com
Turret Creek Outfitters
P.O. Box 415 • 307-349-9905 • turretcreekoutfitters.com
TOURS
Classic Cruise Control
Goodrich • 307-575-8602 • classiccruisecontrol.com
Wind River Climbing Guides
425 Popo Agie St. • 307-335-3439 • windriverclimbing.com
LARAMIE BREWERIES
Accomplice Mycro-pub
301 Grand Ave. • 307-460-3130 • accomplicebeer.com
Bond’s Brewing 411 S. 2nd St. • 307-460-3385 • bondsbrewing.com
Coal Creek TAP
108 Grand Ave. • 307-460-9556 • coalcreekcoffeeandtap.com
GALLERIES
Artisans’ Gallery
215 S. 2nd St. • 307-761-3506 • artisansgallery.business.site
Gallery West
121 E. Ivinson • 307-742-3245 • gallerywestframeplant.com
HISTORICAL SITES
Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site 975 Snowy Range Rd. • 307-745-6161 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
Wyoming Women’s History House
317 S. 2nd St. • 307-399-9571 • wyomingwomenshistoryhouse.org
MUSEUMS
Historic Laramie Union Pacific Train Depot
600 S. 1st St. • 307-399-7345 • laramiedepot.org
Laramie Plains Museum at the Historic Ivinson Mansion 603 E. Ivinson Ave. • 307-742-4448 • laramiemuseum.org
University of Wyoming Anthropology Museum 12th & Lewis St. • 307-766-2208 • uwyo.edu
University of Wyoming Art Museum
2111 E. Willett Dr. • 307-766-6622 • uwyo.edu
University of Wyoming Geological Museum
200 N. 9th St. • 307-766-2646 • uwyo.edu
Wyoming State Geological Survey
N. 11th St. & E. Lewis St. • 307-766-2286 • wsgs.uwyo.edu
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
E & H Guide Service
80 Hecht Creek Rd. • 307-399-0236 • ehguideservice.com
Four Seasons Anglers
334 S. Fillmore St. • 307-721-4047 • fourseasonsanglers.com
High Plains Fly Fishing 1786 Truman St. • 307-399-9464 • highplainsflyfishing.com
Jax Outdoors, LLC 919 Boswell Dr. • 307-797-9132 • jaxoutdoorsllc.com
Muddy Draw Outdoors, LLC 2390 N. 15th St. • 307-760-0951 • muddydraw.com
Two Dogs Guide Service 1657 Snowy Range Rd. • 307-761-2921 • twodogsfishing.com
TOURS
Deerwood Ranch Wild Horse EcoSanctuary 599 State Hwy. 11 • 307-399-9956 • deerwoodranchwildhorseecosanctuary. com
LOVELL
HISTORICAL SITES
Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark
Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger District, 604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov
MUSEUMS
Lovell-Kane Area Museum
354 Oregon Ave. • 307-548-2396 • facebook.com/Lovell-Kane-AreaMuseum-202396593123545
TOURS
Wyoming Eco-tours
Horseshoe Bend Marina, 1200 WY Hwy. 37 • 307-899-1401 • hiddentreasurecharters.com
WINERIES & MEADERIES
Mustang Mountain Vineyard
24 Mustang Mountain Dr. • 307-548-2474 • mustangmtnvineyard.com
LUSK
GALLERIES
Blair Artworks
801 S. Main St. • 307-340-0092 • facebook.com/BlairArtworks
MUSEUMS
Stagecoach Museum
322 S. Main St. • 307-334-3444 • dooperca.wixsite.com/stagecoachmuseum
MCFADDEN
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Tyler Sims Outfitters, LLC 958 State Hwy. 13 • 307-760-5596 • tylersims.com
MEDICINE BOW
MUSEUMS
Medicine Bow Museum
405 Lincoln Hwy. • 307-379-2383 • medbowmuseum.com
MEETEETSE
MUSEUMS
Meeteetse Museums
1947 State St. • 307-868-2423 • meeteetsemuseums.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Fiddle Back Ranch, LLC
372 Rd. 4EU • 307-868-2140 • fiddlebackranch.net
Greybull Valley Trout Guides
71 Coach Rd. • 307 267-4473 • greybullvalleytroutguides.com
Wood River Ranch
1261 Rd. 4DT • 307-868-9111 • woodriverranch.com
TOURS
Kirwin Ghost Town Adventures
1902 State St. • 307-222-3203 • kirwinghosttown.com
WY Tour Meeteetse: SelfGuided Audio Tour
1947 State St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
MIDWEST
MUSEUMS
Salt Creek Museum
531 Peake St. • 307-437-6513 • visitcasper.com
MILLS
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Backcountry Hunting Logistics
P.O. Box 656 • 307-262-2779 • 520bhl.com Cedar Ridge Outfitters
P.O. Box 147 • 307-251-3309 • cedarridgehunting.com
Wyoming Professional Hunters, Ltd.
P.O. Box 1901 • 307-247-6226 • wyomingprofessionalhunters.com
TOURS
Historic Trails West
P.O. Box 428 • 307-266-4868 • historictrailswest.com
MOORCROFT
MUSEUMS
West Texas Trail Museum
100 E. Weston St. • 307-756-9300 • westtexastrailmuseum.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Four Horse Outfitters
P.O. Box 566 • 307-689-2865 • fourhorseoutfitter.com
MORAN
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Castagno Outfitters
25155 Buffalo Run • 877-559-3585 • castagnooutfitters.com
Wilderness Trails, Inc.
Locations in Yellowstone Park and the Teton Wilderness Area • 307-733-5171 • wildernesstrailsinc.com
TOURS
Lander Trails: SelfGuided Audio Tour
27655 U.S. Route 26 • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
MORTON
TOURS
Eastern Shoshone Buffalo Enclosure
U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-231-4299 • easternshoshone.org
NATRONA
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Cowboy Country Outfitters of Wyoming 2351 Lee Lane • 307-277-1877 • cowboycountryoutfitters.com
Crazy Rainbow Fly Fishing
13800 W. Hwy. 220 • 307-288-2367 • casperflyfishingguide.com
Eye Busters Guide Service
861 Dusty Ter • 720-987-7846 • eyebustersguideservice.com
Lone Tree Drift Boat Renal and Guide Service
18177 State Hwy. 220 • 307-797-4432 • lonetreedriftboatrentaland guideservicellc.com
Wyoming Trophy Anglers
169 Indian Paintbrush St. • 406-498-5608 • wyanglers.com
NEWCASTLE
MUSEUMS
Anna Miller Museum 401 Delaware Ave. • 307-746-4188 • westoncountymuseums.com
RODEO
Weston County Fairgrounds 24 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-746-8806 • westoncountyfair.org
OSHOTO
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Open Country Outfitters
2381 D Rd. • 307-467-5678 • opencountryhunts.com
PAVILLION
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Dave Hettinger Outfitting 2153 Missouri Valley Rd. • 307-709-0153 • hettingeroutfitting.com
Shoal Creek Outfitters
13 W. Pavillion Rd. • 307-413-1893 • shoalcreekoutfitters.com
PINE BLUFFS
DISTILLERIES
Pine Bluffs Distilling 115 Bourbon St. • 307-245-3000 • pinebluffsdistilling.com
HISTORICAL SITES
Our Lady of Peace Shrine
300 Shrine Rd. • 307-631-4606 • ourladyofpeaceshrine.com
MUSEUMS
Texas Trail Museum
201 W. 3rd St. • 307-245-3713 • facebook.com/TexasTrailMuseum
PINEDALE
DISTILLERIES
Cowboy Country Distilling 1 Cobblestone Dr. • 307-231-2331 • cowboycountrydistilling.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Gannett Sports 1552 W. Pine St., Hwy. 191 • 307-367-6711 • rmhomecenter.com/gannett-sports GALLERIES
Art of the Winds
432 W. Pine St. • 307-231-2870 • artofthewinds.com
MUSEUMS
Museum of the Mountain Man
700 E. Hennick St. • 307-367-4101 • museumofthemountainman.com
Sommers Homestead
Living History Museum
734 E. Green River Rd. • 307-367-4101 • museumofthemountainman.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Ace In The Hole Outfitters
P.O. Box 1971 • 307-413-7748 • aceintheholeoutfitters.weebly.com
Bald Mountain Outfitters
424 N. Tyler Ave. • 307-367-6539 • baldmountainoutfitters.com
Best of the West Outfitters, LLC
366 E. Green River Rd. • 307-221-4752 • bestofthewestoutfitters.com
Black Diamond Outfitting
Binning Ranch Rd. • 808-375-5085 • blackdiamondoutfitting.com
Blucher Creek Outfitters
P.O. Box 687 • 307-231-4122 • facebook.com/BlucherCreekOutfitters
Great Outdoor Shop
332 W. Pine St. • 307-367-2440 • greatoutdoorshop.com
Little Jennie Ranch
138-2 Forty Rod Rd. • 307-733-1044 • thelittlejennieranch.com
Rendezvous Anglers
P.O. Box 2199 • 307-360-3939 • rendezvousanglers.com
Thomson Outfitters
Green River Lakes • 307-367-6507 • wyohunt.com
Two Rivers Fishing Co.
232 W. Pine St. • 307-367-4131 • tworiversfishing.com
Western Wyoming Outfitters
424 N. Tyler • 307-367-6539 • westernwyomingoutfitters.com
POWELL
GALLERIES
Plaza Diane Community Center of the Arts
211 N. Bent St. • 307-271-1264 • plazadiane.org
HISTORICAL SITES
Heart Mountain WWII
Interpretive Center 1539 Rd. 19 • 307-754-8000 • heartmountain.org • info@heartmountain.org
Visit the National Historic Landmark site where more than 14,000 Americans of Japanese descent were confined during WWII. It features a museum, war memorial, walking trail, original camp structures and the Mineta-Simpson Institute.
MUSEUMS
Homesteader Museum
324 E. 1st St. • 307-754-9481 • homesteadermuseum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Hidden Creek Outfitters
575 Rd. 11 • 307-899-1355 • hiddencreekoutfitters.com
Ishawooa Outfitters 543 Lane 1 • 307-254-2547 • ishawooaoutfitters.com
Trails West Outfitters 1962 Lane 15 • 307-899-4673 • trailswestoutfitters.com
TOURS
Agriculture Tours 111 S. Day St. • 307-754-3494 • powellchamber.org
RANCHESTER
HISTORICAL SITES
Connor Battlefield State Historic Site
55 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-684-7629 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Powder Horn Outfitters, LLC
P.O. Box 392 • 307-752-7763 • powderhorn-outfitters.com
Tongue River Outfitters
P.O. Box 21 • 989-233-3642 • tongueriveroutfitters.com
Wyoming’s Finest Outfitters 187 Early Creek Rd. • 307-751-2297 • wfoutfitter.com
RAWLINS
HISTORICAL SITES
Wyoming Frontier Prison 500 W. Walnut St. • 307-324-4422 • wyomingfrontierprison.org
MUSEUMS
Carbon County Museum
904 W. Walnut St. • 307-328-2740 • carboncountymuseum.org
TOURS
WY Tour Rawlins: SelfGuided Audio Tour
508 W. Cedar St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum
500 W. Walnut St. • 307-324-4422 • wyomingfrontierprison.org
RELIANCE
HISTORICAL SITES
Reliance Tipple
Reliance Rd. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com
RIVERTON
HISTORICAL SITES
1838 Mountain Man Rendezvous Grounds
E. Monroe Ave. • 307-851-4457 • 1838rendezvous.com
MUSEUMS
Riverton Museum
700 E. Park Ave. • 307-856-2665 • fremontcountymuseums.com
Wind River Heritage Center
1075 S. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-0706 • windriverheritagecenter.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
C&E Hunt Club Cabins
338 Gas Hills Rd. • 307-463-4481 • cehuntclub.com
J-Z Outfitters & Wyoming Adventures
P.O. Box 6176 • 307-851-7757 • jbarzoutfitters.com
Menefee Outfitters
282 Lost Wells Cir. • 307-851-2903 • menefeeoutfitters.com
Sage Grouse Safari Upland Outfitter 11011 Hwy. 789 • 307-240-0862 • sagegrousesafariuplandoutfitter.com
Wyoming Trophy Hunts
269 Burma Rd. • 307-856-6124 • wy-trophyhunts.com
TOURS
Art Banner Project
816 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-851-2742
Wyoming Earth Treasures — Explore Hidden Volcanic Field
201 Burma Rd. • 307-851-7280 • facebook.com/WYEarthTreasures
ROCK SPRINGS
BREWERIES
Bad Joker Brewing Company
830 Power House Rd. • 307-522-5824 • facebook.com/badjokerbrewing
Square State Brewing
422 S. Main St. • 307-522-5472 • facebook.com/squarestatebrewing
GALLERIES
Western Wyoming Community College Art Gallery
2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1723 • westernwyoming.edu
HISTORICAL SITES
Point of Rocks Stage
Station Historic Site Exit 130 off I-80 • 307-332-3684 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
White Mountain Petroglyphs
Google Map Coordinates: 41.8917828,109.2577527 • 307-352-0256 • blm.gov
MUSEUMS
Community Fine Arts Center
400 C St. • 307-362-6212 • cfac4art.com
Natural History Museum
2500 College Dr. • 800-226-1181 • westernwyoming.edu
Rock Springs Historical Museum 201 B St. • 307-362-3138 • rswy.net
Weidner Wildlife Exhibit
2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1600 • westernwyoming.edu
RODEO
Red Desert Roundup Rodeo 3320 Yellowstone Rd. • 307-389-7074 • rdrrodeo.com
TOURS
Flaming Gorge Bus Tour 1641 Elk St. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com
SADDLESTRING
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Rock Creek Anglers 1301 Rock Creek Rd. • 888-945-3876 • rockcreekanglers.com
SARATOGA
BREWERIES
Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort
601 Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 • saratogahotspringsresort.com
GALLERIES
Studio T Art Gallery
113 E. Bridge Ave. • 307-703-5204 • studiotartgallery.net
MUSEUMS
Saratoga Museum
104 Constitution Ave. • 307-326-5511 • saratogamuseumwy.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Drift Fly Fishing Guides
P.O. Box 774 • 307-223-2042 • saratogaflyfishing.com
French Creek Sportsmen’s Club
1016 County Rd. 660 • 307-327-5284 • frenchcreeksportsmensclub.com
Grand Slam Outfitters, Inc.
P.O. Box 767 • 307-326-5035 • grandslamoutfitters.com
Hack’s Tackle & Outfitters
407 N. 1st St. • 307-326-9823 • hackstackle.com
North Platte Fly Fishing Guides
P.O. Box 374 • 307-223-2042 • saratogaflyfishing.com
Wycon Safari, Inc.
P.O. Box 1126 • 970-456-7580 • wyconsafariinc.com
SAVERY
MUSEUMS
Little Snake River Museum 13 C.R. 561 N., #13 • 307-383-7262 • littlesnakerivermuseum.com
SHAWNEE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Rockin 7 Ranch 1250 Reese Rd. • 307-351-4908 • rockin7ranch.com
SHERIDAN
BREWERIES
Black Tooth Brewing Company
312 Broadway St. • 307-675-2337 • blacktoothbrewingcompany.com
Luminous Brewhouse
504 Broadway St. • 307-763-7489 • luminousbrewhouse.com
Smith Alley Brewing Company
150 N. Main St. • 307-675-1934 • smithalleybrewingwy.com
DISTILLERIES
Koltiska Distillery
644 Crook Ave. • 307-673-7307 • koltiska.com
GALLERIES
SAGE Community Arts
21 W. Brundage St. • 307-674-1970 • artinsheridan.com
HISTORICAL SITES
Trail End State Historic Site 400 Clarendon Ave. • 307-674-4589 • trailend.org
MUSEUMS
King’s Saddlery & Museum
184 N. Main St. • 307-672-2702 • kingssaddlery.com
Museum at the Bighorns
850 Sibley Cir. • 307-675-1150 • museumbighorns.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
American Outfitters, LLC
70 Lower Prairie Dog Rd. • 307-752-0232 • americanoutfitters.us
Angling Destinations
7 E. Grinnell Plaza • 800-211-8530 • anglingdestinations.com
Back Country Outfitters
395 Countant Creek Rd. • 307-751-8784 • facebook.com/wybackcountryoutfitters
Badger Creek Outfitters
564 Brookie Path • 307-751-2129 • badgercreekoutfitterswyo.com
Big Buck Outfitters
P.O. Box 6241 • 307-751-0448 • bigbuckoutfitters.net
Bighorn Mountain Guides 1147 N. Gould St. • 256-348-5323 • bighornmountainguides.com
Dutch Creek Outfitters, LLC
317 Wildcat Rd. • 307-752-2877 • dutchcreekoutfitters.com
Great Plains Outfitters, LLC
P.O. Box 7331 • 307-890-6121 • gpohunts.com
Nelson Outfitters
900 Big Goose Rd. • 307-751-2262 • nelsonoutfitters.com
Rangeland Enterprises 394 Beaver Creek Rd. • 307-672-6717 • rangelandhuntingadventures.com
SledWyo 357 E. 2nd St. • 307-751-2270 • sledwyo.com
Wyoming Wildlife Outfitters 2654 W. Loucks • 307-673-0172 • wyomingwildlifeoutfitters.com
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
WYO Theater 42 N. Main • 307-672-9084 • wyotheater.com
TOURS
Black Diamond Byway: Self-Guided Audio Tour 1517 E. 5th St • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
Thunder Mountain Tours 25 Indian Paintbrush Rd. • 307-620-5538 • thundermountaintours.com
WY Tour Sheridan 1517 E. 5th St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
SHOSHONI
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
East Fork Outfitters, LLC 251 Clothesline Rd. • 307-399-8141 • eastforkoutfitters.net
SINCLAIR
HISTORICAL SITES
Fort Fred Steele State Historic Site
13 m. east of Rawlins, and 1.25 m. north of Ft. Steele Rest Area just off of I-80, exit 228 • 307-320-3013 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
MUSEUMS
Parco | Sinclair Museum 300 Lincoln Ave. • 307-324-3058 • sinclairwyoming.com
SOUTH PASS CITY
HISTORICAL SITES
South Pass City State Historic Site
125 Main St. • 307-332-3684 • southpasscity.org
TOURS
English Tunnel Mine Tour
125 South Pass Main St. • 307-332-3684 • southpasscity.org
ST. STEPHENS
MUSEUMS
St. Stephen’s Indian Mission and Heritage Center
33 St. Stephens Rd. • 307-856-7806 • saintstephensmission.com
STORY
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Buffalo Mountain Outfitters
P.O. Box 344 • 307-217-2539 • guidefitter.com
Stone Mountain Outfitters
P.O. Box 523 • 307-620-0399 • stonemountainoutfitter.com
SUNDANCE
GALLERIES
1875 Gallery
120 N. 4th St. • 307-283-3301 • facebook.com/1875Gallery
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Rusted Oak Ranch Outfitters
50 Silver Creek Rd • 307-290-2331 • facebook.com/rustedoakranch
Seven J Outfitters
P.O. Box 569 • 307-283-3443 • sevenjoutfitters.com
TOURS
Sundance Walking Tour: Self-Guided Audio Tour
309 E. Cleveland St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
SUPERIOR
TOURS
Superior Ghost Town
3 N. Main • 307-362-8173 • superiorwyoming.net
TEN SLEEP
BREWERIES
Ten Sleep Brewing Company
2549 Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2074 • tensleepbrewingco.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Boxelder Ranch & Outfitting
2858 Rd. 82 • 307-388-6660 • facebook.com/boxelderranchoutfitting
Downwind Outfitters
225 Cottonwood St. • 307-272-6038 • facebook.com/profile. php?id=100076827620371
Nowood Creek Outfitters
P.O. Box 362 • 307-431-6815 • nowoodcreekoutfitters.com
RODEO
Ten Sleep Rodeo Association
202 Cottonwood St. • 307-366-2311 • facebook.com/tensleeprodeo
TETON VILLAGE
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Teton Village Sports
P.O. Box 330, Crystal Springs Lodge • 888-734-1507 • tetonvillagesports.com
TOURS
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram 3395 Cody Lane • 307-733-2292 • jacksonhole.com
THAYNE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Daniel Creek Outfitters
Harrison • 801-541-1227 • danielcreekoutfitters.com
Washakie Outfitters, LLC 307-730-4868 • washakieoutfitters.com
Wild Man Adventures P.O. Box 1332 • 307-368-0780 • wildmanadventures.com
THERMOPOLIS
HISTORICAL SITES
Legend Rock Petroglyph
Historic Site
2861 Upper Cottonwood Creek Rd. • 307-864-2176 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
MUSEUMS
Hot Springs County Museum & Cultural Center
700 Broadway St. • 307-864-5183 • thermopolismuseum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Big Horn Guide Service
742 Arapahoe St. • 307-921-0950 • bighornguideservice.com
Bighorn River Outfitters
214 U.S. Hwy. 20 • 530-521-9901 • facebook.com/Bighorn-River-OutfittersThermopolis-Wyoming-100082843659310
O’Brien Creek Outfitters
114 Meadowlark Lane • 307-921-1505 • obriencreekoutfitters.com
Pennoyer Outfitting
3390 Owl Creek Rd. • 307-867-2407 • wyoga.org
Scolari Outfitters
1107 Hwy. 120 W. • 307-267-6690 • gohunt.com
Spring Gulch Cattle Company Outfitting
P.O. Box 210 • 307-921-1557 • hunt-in-wyoming.com
Thermopolis Fly Shop & Hunting
415 Park St. • 307-864-3499 • tworiversinnwy.com
WYSCO Anglers & Outfitters
P.O. Box 441 • 307-431-4650 • wyscoanglers-outfitters.com
PALEONTOLOGY
The Wyoming Dinosaur Center
110 Carter Ranch Rd. • 307-864-2997 • wyomingdinosaurcenter.org
TORRINGTON
MUSEUMS
Homesteaders Museum 495 Main St. • 307-532-5612 • torringtonwy.gov
The John Henry Museum 1419 Main St. • 307-532-4197 • stjoseph-wy.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Marbleye Guide 2301 E. F St. • 307-575-9129 • marbleyeguide.com
RODEO
Goshen County Fairgrounds 7078 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-532-2525 • goshencounty.org
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
Torrington Cinemas 126 E. 20th Ave. • 307-534-5581 • torringtoncinemaswyo.com
TOURS
Self-Guided Historic Loop Tours 2042 Main St. • 307-532-3879 • gogoshen.net
WY Tour Goshen County: Self-Guided Audio Tour 2042 Main St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
WINERIES & MEADERIES
Pure Wyoming Wine — Table Mtn. Vineyards 5933 Rd. 48 • 307-459-0233 • wyowine.com
UPTON
MUSEUMS
Upton Red Onion Museum 729 Birch St. • 307-468-2672 • westoncountymuseums.com
WESTON
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Skyline Outfitters, LLC 1311 Heald Rd. • 307-682-1546 • skyline-outfitters.com
WHEATLAND
MUSEUMS
Laramie Peak Museum 1601 16th St. • 307-322-3765 • facebook.com/LaramiePeakMuseum
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Cross C Ranch 98 14th St. • 405-308-5640 • crosscranch.com
Elk Mountain Outfitters, LLC | Wapiti Ridge Ranch 396 Bluffview Rd. • 307-322-3223 • elkmountainoutfittersllc.com
Timber Canyon Ranch Outfitting, LLC 1380 Sybille Rd. • 307-331-1785 • timbercanyonranchoutfitting.com
Turkey Track Outfitters 94 Goodrich Rd. • 307-331-2647 • turkeytrackoutfitters.com
WILSON
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Mangis Fishing Guide Service 2265 Coyote Loop • 307-733-8553 • mangisfishingguides.com
TOURS
Jackson Hole Vintage Adventures 5455 Hwy. 22 • 307-732-2628 • woodboattours.com
WORLAND
MUSEUMS
Washakie Museum and Cultural Center 2200 Big Horn Ave. • 307-347-4102 • washakiemuseum.org
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Slick Rock Outfitters 508 Thorson Rd. • 307-899-4347 • slickrockoutfittersofwyoming.com
PALEONTOLOGY
Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite 101 S. 23rd St. • 307-347-5100 • blm.gov
WRIGHT
MUSEUMS
Wright Centennial Museum 104 Ranch Ct. • 307-464-1222 • wrightcentennialmuseum.org
Wright Visitor Center 15089 Wyoming 387 • 307-464-0079 • visitgillettewright.com
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Bear Aware, LLC 230 Canyon Village • 406-224-5367 • bearaware.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Horseback Riding and Llama Packing in Yellowstone Xanterra Parks & Resorts • 307-344-7311 • nps.gov/yell
TOURS
GaperGuide North Yellowstone: Self-Guided Audio Tour N. Entrance Rd. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
GaperGuide South Yellowstone: Self-Guided Audio Tour
Yellowstone National Park • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
Grand Canyon Snowcoach Day Tour — Winter Xanterra Parks & Resorts • 307-344-7311 • yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
Yellowstone Forever Institute P.O. Box 117 • 406-848-2400 • yellowstone.org
Information & Welcome Centers
AFTON
Star Valley Chamber of Commerce
150 S. Washington • 307-885-2759 • starvalleychamber.com
BASIN
Basin Area Chamber of Commerce
407 W. C St. • 307-568-3055 • basincc.com
BEULAH
Northeast Wyoming Welcome Center
5266 Old Hwy. 14 • 307-283-2440 • travelwyoming.com
BIG PINEY
Big Piney Marbleton
401 Budd Ave. • 307-276-3554 • bigpiney-marbleton.com
BUFFALO
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
55 N. Main St. • 307-684-5544 • buffalowyo.com
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Summer Information Center
187 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-5544 • buffalowyo.com
CASPER
Casper Area Chamber of Commerce
500 N. Center St. • 307-234-5311 • casperwyoming.org
National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
1501 N. Poplar St. • 307-265-8030 • nhtcf.org
Visit Casper
139 W. 2nd St., Suite 1B • 307-234-5362 • visitcasper.com
Wyoming Game & Fish Visitor Center — Casper 3030 Energy Lane • 307-473-3400 • wgfd.wyo.gov
CHEYENNE
Bureau of Land Management
5353 Yellowstone Rd. • 307-775-6256 • blm.gov
Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
121 W. 15th St. • 307-638-3388 • cheyennechamber.org
Visit Cheyenne
121 W. 15th St. • 307-778-3133 • cheyenne.org
Southeast Wyoming Welcome Center
5611 High Plains Rd. • 307-777-7777 • travelwyoming.com
Wyoming Game & Fish 5400 Bishop Blvd. • 307-777-4600 • wgfd.wyo.gov
CODY
Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor Center
4808 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-527-6076 • bbdvc.com
Cody Country Visitor Center 836 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-2777 • codychamber.org
COKEVILLE
Cokeville Chamber of Commerce
110 U.S. Hwy. 30 • 307-279-3227 • cokeville.net
DUBOIS
Headwaters Arts and Conference Center
20 Stalnaker St. • 307-455-2687 • headwaterscenter.org
EVANSTON
City of Evanston
1200 Main St. • 307-783-6300 • evanstonwy.org
FORT WASHAKIE
Eastern Shoshone Tribal Cultural Center 90 Ethete Rd. • 307-332-3177 • easternshoshone.org
Wind River Indian Reservation 1st & Washakie St. • 307-332-5546 • windriver.org
GILLETTE
Gillette Visitor Center 314 S. Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040 • visitgillettewright.com
GREEN RIVER
Green River Chamber of Commerce 1155 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-5711 • grchamber.com
GREYBULL
Greybull Area Chamber of Commerce 521 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-2100 • greybull.com
HULETT
Hulett Chamber of Commerce 146 Main • 307-467-5430 • visithulett.com
JACKSON
Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce 260 W. Broadway • 307-733-3316 • jacksonholechamber.com
Jackson Hole/Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center 532 N. Cache St. • 307-733-3316 • fws.gov
KAYCEE
Kaycee Area Chamber of Commerce
100 Park Ln. • 307-738-2444 • kayceewyoming.org
LANDER
Lander Chamber of Commerce
100 N. 1st St. • 307-332-3892 • landerchamber.org
Path of Honor Wind River Reservation Veterans Memorial 3 Ethete Rd. • 307-335-7330 • wrrvetmemorial.org
Sinks Canyon State Park Visitor Center 3079 Sinks Canyon Rd. • 307-332-6333 • sinkscanyonstatepark.org
LARAMIE
Laramie Area Visitor Center
800 S. 3rd St. • 307-745-4195 • visitlaramie.org
LOVELL
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Visitor Center
20 U.S. Hwy. 14A • 307-548-5406 • nps.gov/bica
Bighorn National Forest, Burgess Junction Visitor Center
604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov
Lovell Area Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center
287 E. Main St. • 307-548-7552 • lovellchamber.com
LUSK
Lusk Niobrara Chamber of Commerce
302 S. Main St. • 307-334-2950 • visitlusk.weebly.com
DOUGLAS VISITORS CENTER
MEETEETSE
Discover Meeteetse
1906 State St. • 307-868-2454 • meeteetsewy.com
Meeteetse Visitor Center
1906 State St. • 307-868-2454 • meeteetsewy.com
MOORCROFT
Moorcroft Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 932 • 307-756-9300 • facebook.com/MoorcroftWY
MOOSE
Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center
1 Teton Park Rd. • 307-739-3399 • nps.gov/grte
NEWCASTLE
Newcastle Area Chamber of Commerce
1323 Washington Blvd. • 307-746-2739 • newcastlewyo.com
PINE BLUFFS
Pine Bluffs Information Center
Pine Bluffs-Albin Rd. • 307-245-3695 • facebook.com/PineBluffsWyoming
Pine Bluffs Town Hall
220 Main St. • 307-245-3746 • pinebluffswy.gov
PINE HAVEN
Pine Haven Chamber of Commerce
24 Waters Dr. • 307-756-9807 • facebook.com/Pine-Haven-Chamber-ofCommerce-120032301069
PINEDALE
Pinedale Fine Arts Council
432 W. Pine • 307-367-7322 • pinedalefinearts.com
Sublette County Chamber of Commerce
19 E. Pine St. • 307-367-2242 • sublettechamber.com
Sublette County Visitors Center
19 E. Pine St. • 307-367-3419 • sublette.comindex.htm
POWELL
Powell Visitor Center
111 S. Day St. • 307-754-3494 • powellchamber.org
RAWLINS
Carbon County Visitors’ Council Welcome Center
105 E. Cedar St. • 307-324-3020 • wyomingcarboncounty.com
Rawlins-Carbon County Chamber of Commerce
519 W. Cedar St. • 307-324-4111 • rawlinschamber.org
RIVERSIDE
Riverside Visitors Center
215 E. Hwy. 70 • 307-327-5600 • wyomingcarboncounty.com
RIVERTON
WY Riverton Chamber & Visitor Center
1075 S. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-4801 • wyriverton.com
ROCK SPRINGS
Explore Rock Springs & Green River Visitor Center 1641 Elk St. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com
Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce Visitor Complex 1897 Dewar Dr. • 307-362-3771 • rockspringschamber.com
SARATOGA
Saratoga-Platte Valley Chamber of Commerce
210 W. Elm St. • 307-326-8855 • saratogachamber.info
SHERIDAN
Sheridan County Chamber Information & Welcome Centers of Commerce
24 S. Main St. • 307-672-2485 • sheridanwyomingchamber.org
Sheridan Visitor’s Center 1517 E. 5th St. • 307-673-7120 • sheridanwyoming.org
Wyoming Game & Fish Visitor Center — Sheridan 700 Valley View Dr. • 307-672-7418 • wgfd.wyo.gov
SUNDANCE
Sundance Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 1004 • 307-283-1000 • sundancewyoming.com
TETON VILLAGE
Teton Village Association 7020 N. Rachel Way • 307-733-5898 • tetonvillagewy.org
THERMOPOLIS
Thermopolis-Hot Springs Visitor’s Center 220 Park St. • 307-864-3192 • thermopolischamber.org
WHEATLAND
Platte County Chamber of Commerce
65 16th St. • 307-322-2322 • plattechamber.com
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
The New Old Faithful Visitor Education Center
National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
advertiser Index
Big h orn county: lovell, g reybull & Basin 38–39
Blair h otels 45 the Brinton m useum 3
c arbon county 26–27
c asper 32–33
cheyenne 29
choice h otels 90
cheyenne frontier Days 13
Devils tower country 8
Douglas & g lenrock 16
fossil Basin: Kemmerer & Diamondville 22
g illette 72
g oshen county 18
g rand teton lodge company 55
cody 40–45, BACK COVER
h eadwaters lodge & c abins at flagg ranch 55 the h ideout lodge & g uest ranch 77
h ole 59, 85 Johnson county: Buffalo & Kaycee 7 l aramie 78–81 lusk 75
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GOSHEN COUNTY
A
Afton 21, 67, 69, 88, 101, 110
Aladdin 36, 88, 101
Alcova 16A, 31, 88, 101
Alpine 16A, 87, 88, 101
Alta 83, 88,101
Alva 88
Antelope Butte 15
Arlington 60, 88
Arvada 101
B
Baggs 16A, 88, 101
Banner 88, 101
Bar Nunn 88
Basin 15, 88, 110
Bedford 88
Beulah 12, 36, 101, 110
Big Horn 89, 101
Big Piney 21, 89, 101, 110
Bondurant 21, 86, 89, 101
Boulder 89, 101
Bridger-Teton National Forest 21, 89
Buffalo 15, 16A, 36, 37, 89, 101, 110
Buford 102
Burgess Junction 16A
Burns 89
CCarlile
102
Casper 12, 15, 16A, 30, 31, 60, 61, 69, 71, 73, 83, 89, 102, 110
Centennial 16A, 25, 83, 90, 102
Cheyenne 12, 15, 30, 31, 60, 73, 74, 83, 87, 90, 102, 110
Chugwater 15, 30, 103
Clearmont 90, 103
Cody 12, 15, 16A, 36, 37, 49, 50, 68, 71, 73, 76, 83, 84, 87, 90, 103, 110
Cokeville 16A, 83, 91, 110
Colony 103
Cora 103
Crowheart 103
DDaniel 92, 103
Dayton 16A, 37, 92, 104
Devils Tower 92, 104
Dixon 92, 104
City Index
Douglas 15, 30, 31, 73, 92, 104
Dubois 16A, 24, 25, 49, 54, 67, 71, 73, 76, 86, 87, 92, 104, 110
Elk Mountain 92
Encampment 15, 16A, 24, 92, 104
Evanston 12, 15, 16A, 21, 73, 86, 92, 104, 110
Evansville 93, 104
FFarson 21, 104
Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area 21, 58, 61, 93
Fort Bridger 15, 16A, 21, 93, 104
Fort Laramie 15, 68, 93, 104
Fort Washakie 15, 69, 93, 104, 110
Four Corners 93
Freedom 104
GGarrett 104
Gillette 12, 15, 36, 37, 69, 71, 83, 93, 104, 110
Glendo 31, 87, 94, 105
Glenrock 31, 94, 105
Grand Teton National Park 17, 46, 52, 53, 54, 56, 62, 84, 94
Granger 94, 105
Green River 15, 16A, 21, 58, 60, 61, 87, 94, 105, 110
Greybull 36, 37, 69, 94, 105, 110
Guernsey 16A, 31, 57, 94, 105
HHanna 105
Hartville 71
Hawk Springs 105
Hoback 86
Hudson 25
Hulett 36, 58, 71, 94, 105, 110
Hyattville 16A, 37, 94
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Jackson 12, 15, 21, 49, 50, 52, 54, 61, 67, 69, 71, 73, 83, 84, 86, 94, 105, 110
Jeffrey City 106
Jelm 95
Kane 87
Kaycee 15, 95, 106, 110
Kelly
108
95
Kemmerer 15, 16A, 21, 58, 67, 95, 106
Kirby 31, 106
La Barge 95, 106
La Grange 95
Lander 15, 24, 25, 60, 62, 67, 68, 74, 87, 95, 106, 110
Laramie 12, 15, 24, 25, 60, 69, 71, 83, 87, 95, 106, 110
Lingle 96
Lovell 15, 16A, 36, 37, 57, 67, 70, 96, 106, 110
Lusk 15, 30, 96, 106, 110
Lyman 96 M
Marbleton 96
McFadden 106
Medicine Bow 96, 107
Meeteetse 15, 36, 87, 96, 107, 111
Midwest 107
Mills 107
Moorcroft 96, 107, 111
Moose 54, 96, 111
Moran 96, 107
Morton 107
Mountain View 97
Natrona 107
Newcastle 16A, 37, 97, 107, 111
Oshoto 107
Otto 97
Parkman 97
Pavillion 107
Piedmont 16A
Pine Bluffs 12, 30, 97, 107, 111
Pine Haven 87, 97, 111
Pinedale 15, 16A, 21, 60, 61, 68, 71, 83, 87, 97, 107, 111
Powell 15, 36, 37, 74, 97, 107, 111
Ralston 97
Ranchester 97, 107
Rawlins 15, 24, 25, 97, 107, 111
Reliance
Riverside 98, 111
Riverton 12, 15, 24, 25, 68, 74, 83, 98, 108, 111
Rock River 98
Rock Springs 12, 15, 16A, 21, 58, 61, 67, 71, 73, 83, 86, 98, 108, 111
Ryan Park 98
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Saddlestring
98
Saratoga 15, 16A, 24, 25, 76, 86, 87, 98, 111
Savery 98, 108
Shawnee 108
Shell 16A, 37, 76, 83, 87, 99
Sheridan 12, 15, 36, 37, 71, 73, 83, 86, 87, 99, 108, 111
Shoshoni 16A, 99, 108
Sinclair 16A, 108
South Pass City 15, 24, 68, 108
Star Valley 21
St. Stephens 109
Story 99, 109
Sundance 15, 36, 37, 58, 99, 109, 111
Superior 109
Ten Sleep 16A, 37, 62, 83, 99, 109
Teton Village 21, 54, 86, 100, 109, 111
Thayne 100, 109
Thermopolis 16A, 30, 31, 67, 74, 86, 100, 109, 111
Torrington 30, 31, 71, 100, 109
Upton 109
Waltman 16A
Wapati 100
Weston 76, 109
Wheatland 31, 100, 109, 111
Wilson 100, 109
Wolf 11, 100
Worland 36, 100, 109
Wright 36, 100, 109
Yellowstone National Park 16A, 17, 21, 24, 30,31, 36, 46, 47, 49, 50, 56, 84, 100, 109, 111
