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• Byway Bus Tour on an All- American Road

• Boars Tusk Volcano Stem

• White Mountain Pe troglyphs

• 7 0 0+ events annually

• Miles of Green River fishing for burbot , kokanee salmon, mountain whitefish and trout

• Award-winning downtown and mountain-biking trails

• A West so Wild, it’s where Butch Cassidy got his name

Welcome to Wyoming!

First Lady Jennie and I are delighted to welcome you to the Cowboy State. Whether your travels have you motoring along our highways, spending time on the historic main streets of our communities or exploring our public lands, we hope this guide will help you discover the many treasures that make Wyoming unlike anywhere else.

Wyoming’s heritage is firmly rooted in the traditions of the West — independence, resilience and a welcoming approach to our visitors. Our wide-open landscapes tell the stories of earlier generations whose livelihoods depended on hard work and determination. You’ll see this spirit in the people you meet, the communities you visit and the way we care for the land we call home.

Here, natural beauty surrounds you at every turn — from the Teton, Bighorn and Medicine Bow mountains to the rolling prairies, vast forests and numerous backcountry trails. You’ll encounter abundant wildlife in its natural habitat, vibrant cultural events and historic landmarks that tell the story of the American West. Wyoming communities offer the best of small-town America, where you’ll find a warm welcome and a genuine sense of community.

As you explore Wyoming, we ask you to help us preserve what makes this place special. Keep our public lands pristine by practicing “WY Responsibly” principles, respect wildlife by giving them space and honor the quiet beauty of our landscapes.

Wherever your travels take you, I’m certain your Wyoming experience will be memorable. We hope you’ll carry a bit of Wyoming home with you — and return again soon.

Safe travels,

Warmest greetings from the Cowboy State — welcome to Wyoming.

From all of us at the Wyoming Office of Tourism, we extend our warmest greetings and a heartfelt welcome to you and your family. As residents who live, work and play in this incredible state, we’re thrilled to share our backyard with you.

We invite you to explore our national and state parks, monuments, historic sites and other recreational areas. From the geothermal features in Yellowstone to the fossils hidden beneath the earth, Wyoming is full of discoveries waiting to be made. Beyond the breathtaking outdoors, you’ll find Wyoming’s pioneering spirit and deep-rooted Western hospitality that make our home truly remarkable. Experience our Western culture by attending a rodeo, learning to line dance or spending a night under the stars. Our guides, ranchers, hoteliers and neighbors strive to make your trip safe and memorable. We can’t wait to share how our beautiful state inspires us through art, homecooked meals, locally sourced spirits and handmade goods.

During your stay, we hope you’ll not only enjoy the breathtaking landscapes but also forge a lasting connection with our state. We invite 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 and shop locally to support our communities, creating a sustainable and responsible tourism experience for all. We are excited to have you as our guests and hope that your visit to Wyoming becomes a cherished memory. Here’s to a great adventure ahead!

Governor Mark Gordon

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LET US HELP YOU CRAFT THE ULTIMATE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

Welcome to Wyoming! As your travel guide to these incredible Wyoming spaces, we’re stoked to share all the beauty that surrounds us along our incredible Wyoming trails. We also want to share a philosophy we hold dear: WY Responsibly. It’s more than just a set of rules; it’s about understanding why this land deserves our respect and how that respect enriches our own experiences.

WY Responsibly isn’t about restriction; it’s about connection. It’s about recognizing that we are guests in a vast and intricate ecosystem where every action has an impact. By respecting the wildlife, outdoor adventures and Wyoming’s communities, we not only protect Wyoming’s treasures but also unlock a deeper, more meaningful connection to this incredible land. So, as we explore these wonders together, let’s put this philosophy into action, ensuring that the magic of Wyoming endures for all who follow.

WILDLIFE

Imagine your home constantly visited by curious strangers. That’s the reality for Wyoming’s wildlife. Respect their space by staying on designated trails and minimizing habitat disturbance. Protect them by storing food securely. Avoid feeding them, honoring their natural instincts and self-sufficiency. Admire from a distance, preserving their wildness. Each quiet observation, each respectful pause, allows us to witness their natural beauty. Let’s be mindful guests, ensuring these magnificent creatures remain wild for generations to come. Turn to p. 69 for more wildlife-safety tips.

ADVENTURES

These trails tell Wyoming’s story. Stay on marked paths, even if a shortcut seems tempting, to prevent erosion and protect fragile plants. Pack out all trash, including food scraps; leave nothing behind. When we tread lightly, we become part of a legacy of stewardship, contributing to the enduring magic of Wyoming’s wilderness. Get ideas for experiencing Mother Nature on p. 63.

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.

COMMUNITIES

The towns we pass through are vibrant communities, rich with histories and cultures, including those of the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes. Supporting local businesses and engaging respectfully with residents weaves us into Wyoming’s story. We learn, connect and deepen our understanding of this extraordinary place. Appreciating the Cowboy State’s way of life enriches our journey with authentic experiences. Begin mapping your Wyoming road trip on p. 18.

Must-See Attractions

10 WAYS TO EXPLORE OUR STATE WITH WESTERN HISTORY IN MIND

Wyoming is a land steeped in heritage and lore, from cowboys and outlaws to ancient peoples and sacred sites. Join us as we explore Wyoming’s spirited past and vibrant present at these historical and cultural gems that make the West endlessly fascinating.

3. WYOMING TERRITORIAL PRISON, Laramie

Butch Cassidy spent 18 months in the Wyoming State Penitentiary, now the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site. Learn about Wyoming’s outlaws by investigating restored buildings and attending special events such as Butch Cassidy Days.

1. WYOMING STATE MUSEUM, Cheyenne

At the Wyoming State Museum, you can delve into Native American and coal-mining history and the people, places and events that shaped the Cowboy State.

2. WIND RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION, near Lander

From year-round cultural events to the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative restoring bison to the area, the Wind River Indian Reservation, one of the 10 largest in the country, offers multifaceted aspects of Wyoming’s Native American culture and heritage.

4. HEART MOUNTAIN INTERPRETIVE CENTER, Powell

A challenging past provides the chance for education and insight at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center, a former JapaneseAmerican confinement site during World War II. Discover its story told by the people who once lived there through artifacts, photographs and interpretive tours.

5. PIEDMONT CHARCOAL KILNS HISTORIC SITE, Piedmont

Located on the edge of Piedmont, a former logging spot turned ghost town, these kilns once produced important charcoal that was carried west to Utah on the Union Pacific Railroad.

6. LEGEND ROCK STATE PETROGLYPH SITE, Thermopolis

Step back into ancient times to examine more than 92 prehistoric petroglyph panels and 300-plus petroglyph figures at this sacred Native American site near Thermopolis.

7. OUTLAW STOP, Baggs

Set on the WyomingColorado border, Baggs was the perfect hideout and rendezvous point for members of the Wild Bunch. See the Outlaw Stop where characters like Butch Cassidy went for a good meal and entertainment.

8. SOUTH PASS CITY, near Lander South Pass City preserves its 1867 gold rush roots with 24 historical buildings, exhibits, trails and the Carissa Gold Mine. Visitors can pan for gold or join July’s Gold Rush Days.

9. MEDICINE LODGE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, near Hyattville

Explore thousands of years of Native American history at an archaeological site that’s also rich with wildlife viewing. See petroglyphs and pictographs on a vast sandstone cliff, take a hike to spot prairie dogs or hook glistening brook and brown trout.

10. INDEPENDENCE ROCK STATE HISTORIC SITE, Alcova

Independence Rock, dubbed the “Register of the Desert,” bears 5,000 pioneer names, the earliest from 1824. Named after a July Fourth celebration with William Sublette’s party, it became a key landmark for travelers passing through. Rising 136 feet, it overlooks Devil’s Gate, where the river carved deeply into the rock.

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MORE NATIONAL & STATE HISTORIC SITES

Make Wyoming’s robust assortment of national and state historic sites part of your route. Turn to p. 18 to map your road trip. Learn more about Wyoming’s historic sites: travelwy.com/historicalsites and travelwy.com/ forts-and-battlefields

» Ames Monument State Historic Site

» Camp Douglas Officers’ Club State Historic Site

» Connor Battlefield State Historic Site

» Fort Bonneville State Historic Site

» Fort Bridger State Historic Site

» Fort Fetterman State Historic Site

» Fort Fred Steele State Historic Site

» Fort Laramie National Historic Site

» Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site

» Fort Reno State Historic Site

» Fort Supply State Historic Site

» Granger Stage Station State Historic Site

» Historic Governors’ Mansion State Historic Site

» Names Hill State Historic Site

» National Historic Trails Interpretive Center

» Oregon Trail Ruts State Historic Site

» Point of Rocks Stage Station State Historic Site

» Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility State Historic Site

» Register Cliff State Historic Site

» Trail End State Historic Site

» Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum

Delve deeper into our historical sites and cultural treasures to learn about lawless legends, storied mining days, Indigenous peoples and more: travelwy.com/outlaw-history and travelwy.com/cultural-sites

1869 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.

1872 Yellowstone was designated as America’s first national park by President Ulysses S. Grant.

1904 The term “dude ranch” was coined at Eatons’ Ranch in Wolf, the country’s first and oldest dude ranch, which still welcomes guests today.

1906 Devils Tower was designated as America’s first national monument by President Theodore Roosevelt.

JANUARY

Saratoga Lake Ice Fishing Derby

Saratoga | Jan. 17–18, 2026

Pedigree® Stage Stop Race

Jackson to Evanston | Jan. 30–Feb. 6, 2026

FEBRUARY

Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo

Sheridan | Feb. 2–7, 2026

Sundance Winter Festival

Sundance | Feb. 14, 2026

Pinedale Winter Carnival

Pinedale | Feb. 14–15, 2026

MARCH

World Championship

Snowmobile Hill Climb

Jackson | March 19–22, 2026

Ceili at the Roundhouse

Celtic Festival

Evanston | March 20–21, 2026

MAY

Museum of the Mountain Man Living History Days

Pinedale | May 12–14, 2026

Elkfest

Jackson | May 16, 2026

Old West Days

Jackson | May 22–25, 2026

Depot Days

Cheyenne | May TBA, 2026

Eaton’s Horse Drive

Sheridan | May TBA, 2026

JUNE

Lilac Days

Basin | June 6, 2026

Fossilfest

Kemmerer | June 12–13, 2026

College National Finals Rodeo

Casper | June 16–20, 2026

Chugwater Chili Cook-Off

Chugwater | June 20, 2026

Woodchoppers Jamboree & Rodeo

Encampment | June 20–21, 2026

Lovell Mustang Days

Lovell | June 21–27, 2026

1838 Mountain Man Rendezvous

Riverton | June 24–28, 2026

Flaming Gorge Days

Green River | June 26–27, 2026

Cody Stampede

Cody | June 30–July 4, 2026

Cody Nite Rodeo

Cody | Nightly in June, July & August

Northern Arapaho Native American Song and Dance

Riverton | Every Tuesday in June, July & August at Wind River Hotel & Casino

Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow

Fort Washakie | June TBA, 2026

Wyoming Brewers Festival

Cheyenne | June TBA, 2026

JULY

Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo

Casper | July 3–11, 2026

Pioneer Days Rodeo

Lander | July 3–4, 2026

Old-Fashioned Fourth of July

Fort Laramie | July 4, 2026

Laramie Jubilee Days

Laramie | July 4–12, 2026

Sheridan WYO Rodeo

Sheridan | July 8–11, 2026

Green River Rendezvous

Pinedale | July 9–13, 2026

International Day

Rock Springs | July 11, 2026

Laramie Brewfest

Laramie | July 11, 2026

Gold Rush Days

South Pass City | July 11–12, 2026

Cheyenne Frontier Days

Cheyenne | July 17–26, 2026

Riverton Rendezvous Balloon Rally

Riverton | July 17–19, 2026

National Day of the American Cowboy

Meeteetse | July 18, 2026

Kaycee Outlaw Music Festival

Kaycee | July 20–21, 2026

Wyoming’s Big Show

Rock Springs | July 28–Aug. 1, 2026

Wyoming Sheep & Wool Festival

Powell | July 31–Aug. 2, 2026

Cody Nite Rodeo

Cody | Nightly in June, July & August

Northern Arapaho Native American Song and Dance

Riverton | Every Tuesday in June, July & August at Wind River Hotel & Casino

International Climbers’ Festival

Lander | July TBA, 2026

The Legend of Rawhide

Lusk | July TBA, 2026

Longmire Days

Buffalo | July TBA, 2026

AUGUST

Wyoming State Fair

Douglas | Aug. 11–15, 2026

Art on the Green & River Festival

Green River | Aug. 14–15, 2026

Riverfest

Casper | Aug. 15, 2026

Steinley Cup Microbrew Festival

Saratoga | Aug. 15, 2026

Cody Nite Rodeo

Cody | Nightly in June, July & August

Northern Arapaho Native American Song and Dance

Riverton | Every Tuesday in June, July & August at Wind River Hotel & Casino

5150’ Festival

Casper | Aug. TBA, 2026

Beartrap Summer Festival

Casper | Aug. TBA, 2026

SEPTEMBER

Fall Arts Festival

Jackson | Sept. 3–14, 2026

Fort Bridger Rendezvous

Fort Bridger | Sept. 4–7, 2026

Labor Day Celebration

Meeteetse | Sept. 5–7, 2026

Don King Days & World Championship Blacksmiths Competition

Sheridan | Sept. 6–7, 2026

Annual Wine Fest

Sheridan | Sept. 12, 2026

Homesteader Days Festival

Powell | Sept. 12, 2026

OCTOBER

WYO Film Festival

Sheridan | Oct. TBA, 2026

Wyoming Frontier Prison

Haunted Halloween Night Tours

Rawlins | Oct. TBA, 2026

Wyoming Frontier Prison

Masquerade Ball

Rawlins | Oct. TBA, 2026

DECEMBER

Saratoga Festival of Trees

Saratoga | Dec. 4, 2026

Parade of Lights

Gillette | Dec. 5, 2026

Winterfest

Rawlins | Dec. 12, 2026

New Year’s Eve Buck & Ball

Gillette | Dec. 31, 2026

21 Scenic Byways

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TRAVEL WISDOM

From its unpredictable weather to its vast distances, Wyoming’s untamed beauty demands a bit of preparation — and knowing key tips can elevate your journey. Here’s a quick guide to navigating the Cowboy State:

Book lodging and campsites early.

Explore beyond the national parks for hidden gems.

Engage with locals for insider tips.

Acclimate to the altitude by staying hydrated.

Expect limited cell coverage and download offline maps.

Respect fire bans and practice campfire safety.

AIRPORTS

Fuel up often due to long distances.

Layer up for shifting weather.

Check road conditions, especially in winter.

Support local businesses and savor authentic flavors.

Keep pets leashed and clean up after them.

Embrace the vastness, finding moments of quiet to appreciate the landscape.

These insights will help you fully experience Wyoming’s charm. Learn more at travelwy.com/faqs Plot your perfect WY adventure with travelwy.com/maps.

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, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Newark, Denver and Seattle. *All flights are subject to change.

Learn more at travelwy.com/airtravel

RED CANYON, ©Jussi Grznar

WANT

TO DRIVE A SCENIC BYWAY?

Discover the beauty of our state along 21 scenic byways. Each numbered route on the map corresponds with descriptions (turn to the back of this map) making it easy to plan your journey.

DEVILS TOWER

CELEBRATE A MONUMENTAL ANNIVERSARY

In 2026, Devils Tower marks its 120th anniversary as the first national monument in the U.S., designated by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1906.

To honor this milestone, catch special anniversary events at the iconic butte throughout the year. Find more details at travelwy.com/devilstowerfb .

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INDIGENOUS TIES

Devils Tower National Monument’s importance stretches back much further than 120 years, with long-held, deep spiritual meaning for Native Americans in the region. It’s known as Mato Tipila to the Lakota, which loosely translates to Bear Lodge. However, each culture has its own name for the tower with similar meanings, including Bear’s Tipi, Bear’s Hat and Bear’s Lair. It wasn’t until the 1870s that a possible mistranslation resulted in it being called Devils Tower.

Most legends about the tower’s formation involve a bear chasing children who escaped when the rock suddenly grew very tall, leaving the bear to claw at the sides and create the long, vertical grooves. There is a common belief in its power of protection, and Indigenous peoples visit the monument for sweat lodges, sun dances, fasting and placing colorful prayer bundles.

THINGS TO DO

Visitors can explore several scenic hiking trails, watch playful critters at the prairie dog town, fish in the nearby Belle Fourche River or test their skills on the rock-climbing routes. Keep in mind there’s a voluntary climbing closure in June, a particularly spiritual and culturally significant time for Native American nations associated with the tower.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

You can visit Devils Tower year-round. Parking is limited and can fill up quickly in the summer. Many areas are wheelchairaccessible, including the visitor center, restrooms, select campsites and picnic areas.

Learn more at travelwy.com/ devilstower and get another look at Devils Tower on the cover of this guide.

Fun Facts

›› Devils Tower stands 867 feet tall from base to summit.

›› The summit is roughly the size of a football field.

›› Formed about 50 million years ago, the tower is made of igneous rock called phonolite porphyry.

›› It famously provided an otherworldly setting in the 1977 movie “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.”

Canyons & Towers ROAD

TRIP

Explore the quintessential American West for geologic marvels, evergreen forests, sprawling prairieland, small towns and, of course, shimmering night skies. =

START: Beulah

Beulah

» Vore Buffalo Jump, near Beulah Stop by the small interpretive center to gain insight into how this natural sinkhole was used as a buffalo jump (or trap) by Native American tribes from about 1500 to 1800 A.D.

Sundance

» Sundance White Ranch Park

Tackle the Outlaw Trail by foot or bike for challenging terrain, from rolling to steep. You’ll spot a bounty of wildlife, from mule deer to meadowlarks, on 100 acres near Sundance Mountain

» Devils Tower

National Monument

Hike trails around America’s first national monument, a 1,267-foot striated rock tower that gained fame in Steven Spielberg’s “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” then stay for celestial wonders. Read more on p. 17.

STARGAZING TIPS

Learn about all the best places to spot a shooting star in Wyoming at travelwy.com/stars

Gillette

» Frontier Auto Museum

See classic cars in a museum filled with retro charm. Stay overnight in Neon Park, where restored campers and a 1920s school bus offer an unforgettable sleepover experience.

Sheridan

» Sheridan Main Street

Stroll Sheridan’s thriving Main Street Historic District for its nostalgic feel and local shops. Stop for a delicious meal at Ice Haus Eatery, a food hall serving everything from Philly cheesesteaks to Italian dishes, or try the French-inspired Le Rêve Restaurant and Raw Bar

Big Horn

» The Brinton Museum

See Wyoming history through the lens of The Brinton, an arts-focused ranch museum that tells the story of Wyoming across the centuries.

Road tripping through Wyoming is the perfect way to explore the state’s fascinating and sometimes remote landscapes. Bring or download a map for when cell service is hibernating. Get more travel tips at travelwy.com/ wyresponsibly and turn to p. 11.

Buffalo

» Jim Gatchell

Memorial Museum

Browse the personal collection of Jim Gatchell, a pharmacist and historian who served settlers, frontiersmen and members of the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne tribes in the early 1900s.

BONUS

Drive Cloud Peak Skyway, U.S. Route 16, from Buffalo to Ten Sleep, for more exhilarating mountain views.

Ten Sleep

» Rock climbing

Challenge yourself with a Wyoming Mountain Guides-led climb, then relax at Ten Sleep Brewing Co. with a Pack Saddle Porter or Huck n’ Tuck Wheat. They’ve got camping and showers, too.

Worland

» Washakie Museum & Cultural Center

Exhibits on paleontology, archaeology and early settlements portray the relationship between the historical inhabitants of the Bighorn Basin and their environment.

Greybull

» Red Gulch

Dinosaur Tracksite

Inspect the largest dinosaur tracksite in Wyoming, showcasing ancient prints from the Middle Jurassic Period.

BONUS

Have extra time? Detour to Shell Campground in, you guessed it, nearby Shell for comfy cabins, fullhookup RV sites and fully outfitted glamping tents that boast queensized beds and electricity!

» Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting

Pause for outdoor displays of vintage airplanes to stretch your legs and learn a thing or two about aviation.

Lovell

» Queen Bee Gardens

Stock up on chocolates, truffles, toffee candies and caramels made with Wyoming honey so good you’ll want to eat it on its ooey-gooey own.

» Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center

Visit the center to learn about its mustang-preservation efforts, then see wild horses roam the prairie landscape near Lovell with a special PryorWild tour.

Grand Finale TRIP ADD-ON

» Bighorn Canyon/ Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, near Lovell Drive Hwy. 37, a scenic road that passes through the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range, on the way to the spectacular Devil Canyon Overlook. Hike for views of Bighorn Lake, wild horses and the massive multicolored canyon walls. Learn more on p. 58.

WHAT’ S NEXT?

Head to a National Park FROM LOVELL

Approx. 219 miles to Yellowstone National Park

Approx. 284 miles to Grand Teton National Park

Canyons & Towers

VISITOR CENTERS

MUSEUM OF FLIGHT & AERIAL FIREFIGHTING

Learn more about Canyons & Towers road-trip towns — and minimize backtracking with the most natural driving route — as you map out your Wyoming adventure at travelwy.com/canyonsandtowers.

Canyons & Towers

TRIPADVISOR-APPROVED LODGING

If You Love Ranch Life …

4.8

“My Dad and I came here to do horseback riding. We had a great time. The scenery was beautiful. A real authentic experience. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We highly recommend coming here to stay or just to do horseback riding. The two-hour trail ride is the perfect time; good for beginners, too. It takes you up to a beautiful clear blue lake!” — Macy L.

If You Love History …

4.5

“We loved this place! The history, the room, the photos and information about the hotel. Thankful for the helpful staff who helped us get dinner reservations and were so helpful with everything. We stayed in the Rough Riders room, and we slept so peacefully and soundly. Every detail in the room was spot on. We also enjoyed the wonderful egg bake at breakfast. This is a historical gem that is not to be missed.” — Bunny H.

If You Love Adventure …

4.8

“A great getaway! The staff was so friendly and the included breakfast and dinner were very good. They made us sandwiches for our hiking trip. We enjoyed watching all the moose that hung out in front of the lodge most of the day. Our cabin was so clean and comfortable. Each night after dinner there was a nice fire to sit around in front of the lodge.” — Jltibbles

If You Love Comfort …

LODGE | GILLETTE

4.4

“My husband and I chose Arbuckle at random due to its convenient location in our travels and reasonable rates. We couldn’t be happier with the decision! We highly recommend Arbuckle Lodge to anyone looking for a beautiful, clean and spacious suite, with all the amenities including very friendly and helpful staff. They made a long journey on the road feel a little more like home for the night.” — Corianne C.

» Big Lost Meadery and Brewery, Gillette » Durham Bison Ranch, Gillette

» Mountain Meadow Wool, Buffalo

» Anna Miller Museum, Newcastle » Crazy Woman Trading Post, Greybull 4.7

» The Carter Inn, Ten Sleep

» Hidden Treasure Day Charters, Lovell

» King’s Saddlery, Sheridan

» Pizza Carrello, Gillette

4.6

» Buffalo Jump Steakhouse, Beulah

» Cowgirl Pizza, Sundance

» Crook County Museum & 1875 Gallery, Sundance

» Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark, Lovell 4.5

» TA Guest Ranch, Buffalo » The Historic Occidental Hotel & Saloon, Buffalo 4.4

» Eagle Butte Coal Mine Tours, Gillette

» Stogie Joe’s, Worland 4.3 » Frackelton’s, Sheridan

BIGGER MEMORIES

await you in majestic Big Horn County, Wyoming. Whether you spend a day or a week, you can see breathtaking beauty and stunning vistas, and enjoy the kind of western experiences that only Wyoming can provide. Traveling the U.S. 14-14A loop through the Big Horn Mountains and into the Big Horn Basin, you can find adventures galore and make lasting memories. Nestled at the base of the Big Horns lie Lovell, Greybull and Basin, your adventure basecamps. Stay in either Greybull or Lovell and enjoy clean and comfortable motels, fabulous restaurants, local shopping and relaxing with the best in Western hospitality.

Rivers & Ranges ROAD TRIP

Uncover stories of the American West as you explore state parks, tucked-away outposts, historical pit stops and natural wonders.

= ACCESSIBLE NATURAL AREAS = STARGAZING AREAS

START: Powell END: Dubois TOTAL DRIVING DISTANCE: Approximately 290 miles

Powell

» Interpretive Agriculture Tours

Set in the Bighorn Basin Powell is a community rich in agricultural history. Take a tour and you’ll uncover farming and irrigation secrets, stock up on goods from an apothecary, see a working alpaca farm and sip locally made beer.

» Heart Mountain Interpretive Center

A former Japanese-American confinement site during World War II, the center offers an opportunity to learn and see through the eyes of those detained here. Tour the original structures, artifacts and photographs for insights into their lives. Turn to p. 12 for more must-see historical attractions.

Cody

» Buffalo Bill Center of the West

Explore five museums under one roof dedicated to Western history, art and heritage. Here, you’ll find stories of Wild West legends like Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley, see interactive exhibits on Yellowstone wildlife, learn about the traditions of the Plains Native Americans and much more.

» Cody Craft Brewing

Stop by this family-friendly taproom to savor locally brewed lagers, ales and IPAs along with topping-stacked slices of pizza on an outdoor patio. Plus, play kid-approved games like pinball, Jenga or cornhole.

BONUS:

Pause for a stay at Pure Heart Retreat near Cody to unwind midtrip with a yoga and meditation experience in glass-dome lodges with vast mountain views, or experience living history at Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel in Cody.

Meeteetse

» Meeteetse Chocolatier

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.

Thermopolis

» Wyoming Dinosaur Center & Dig Sites

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. 66.

» Hot Springs State Park

Walk along the boardwalk atop colorful hot-spring terraces, then let your worries melt away amid steaming waters in one of the on-site mineral pools. Tip: Only enter pools designated for soaking, as many hot springs are far too hot and delicate to enter.

» Wind River Canyon

Travel through time on the Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway to glimpse ancient, pink-hued rock walls and roaming wildlife. Beyond the road, the canyon beckons with adventure like river rafting through surging rapids and guided fishing trips.

Riverton

» Castle Gardens Petroglyphs

Walk among rock turrets and towers, shaped by the eroding wind, and discover ancient carvings etched into the sandstone. Examine this Native American rock art, or petroglyphs, featuring human and animal figures, including turtles and birds.

BONUS:

Cruise the self-guided Wind River Indian Reservation Driving Tour to see cultural and historical sites of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes, including the grave of Chief Washakie. Learn more at windriver.org

Lander

» Sinks Canyon State Park

See “The Sinks,” a phenomenon where the Popo Agie River vanishes into a limestone cavern, then reappears at “The Rise” hours later. Then, extend your visit for exceptional stargazing in Wyoming’s first International Dark Sky Park.

Dubois

» National Museum of Military Vehicles

Immerse yourself in America’s military history with powerful stories of those who served, hundreds of restored vehicles and fascinating displays showcasing historical firearms and uniforms.

» National Bighorn Sheep Center

The world’s largest wintering herd of bighorn sheep roams this remote area in Dubois. Stop by the center to view exhibits about the majestic mammals and take a tour to see them in their natural habitat.

WHAT’ S NEXT?

Head to a National Park FROM DUBOIS

Approx. 213 miles to Yellowstone National Park

Approx. 53 miles to Grand Teton National Park

Shoshone National Forest Boysen State Park

Sinks Canyon State Park

Hot Springs State Park

Start

PLAN YOUR TRIP

Learn more about Rivers & Ranges road-trip towns — and minimize backtracking with the most natural driving route — as you map out your Wyoming adventure: travelwy.com/riversandranges

End

Rivers & Ranges

TRIPADVISOR-APPROVED LODGING

5.0

“What a refreshing experience! I stayed here with my boys during a sports tournament and everyone enjoyed it. Modern, but quaint. Love it! Where can I find another one in the next city?! Consider me a fan of the new, reborn ‘motel’ experience.” — Jason K.

4.8

“We had a family reunion this weekend. It was fabulous — from arranging accommodations with Stacey to arrival and departure, we were treated with the most delightful experience. The Chamberlin has been exquisitely restored and provides guests with amazing amenities like tastefully decorated rooms, a beautiful atrium and lounge, and garden patio to mention only a few. We hated to leave and can’t wait to return!” — Jane T.

4.9

“Myself and four friends stayed with George [the host and owner] this November. He has an amazing place and makes a great breakfast! The scenery is truly breathtaking when you step outside and look around. George is an amazing host and loves to share the beauty that Wyoming has to offer! If you want an awesome place to stay, I would highly recommend staying with him! Thanks again for your hospitality!” — Rod R.

4.3

“The stay here was one of the best that we have ever had at a casino hotel. The price of the room was excellent, a great value. The room was large, the bathroom toiletries were very nice, and the variety of K-Cup coffees and teas were a nice touch. The room seemed to be very clean. We played on the slots for maybe a couple of hours. And, in the end, we walked away with money!” — Mary B.

5.0

» Audra’s Copper Coo Coffee & Tea, Thermopolis

4.9

» Brooks Lake Lodge & Spa, Dubois

» Legends Bookstore, Cody

4.8

» Dubois Badlands, Dubois

» Dug Up Gun Museum, Cody

» Kirwin Ghost Town, Meeteetse

4.7

» Homesteader Museum, Powell

» Wind River Canyon Whitewater & Fly Fishing, Thermopolis

4.6

» Cody Cattle Company Chuckwagon Dinner, Cody

» Uncommon Grounds, Powell

» Wind River Heritage Center, Riverton

4.5

» Legend Rock Petroglyph Site, Thermopolis

» The Middle Fork, Lander

4.4

» Cowboy Cafe, Dubois

» Cowfish, Lander

» Old Trail Town, Cody

4.2

» Shoshone Rose Casino & Hotel, Lander

Private tours of Yellowstone/Cody area. Tours include Archeology, Dinosaur Tracks, Wild Horses, Wildlife Viewing, History, Photography and more.

307-527-6316

TourToYellowstone.com

POWERSPORT RENTALS & TOURS

NORTH FORK ANGLERS

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.

405 Yellowstone Avenue Out-WestAdventures.com

Cody/Yellowstone’s premier fly fishing outfitter for over 35 years. Located under the leaping neon trout in downtown Cody.

307-527-7274

NorthForkAnglers.com

Cody Craft Brewing serves up 12 taps of the finest beers brewed in the Bighorn Basin in a spacious, familyfriendly taproom.

307-578-8126

CodyCraftBrewing.com

Experience the history of the West through firearms at Cody’s premier shooting experience! State-of-the-art indoor firearms range, kids arcade, wildlife exhibit and historical display. Our focus is on safety and historical context; 1st time shooters encouraged!

307-586-4287

CodyFirearmsExperience.com

HISTORIC BUFFALO BILL DAM & VISITOR CENTER

Open May–September, 6 miles west of Cody. FREE ADMISSION. Travel information, exhibits, awesome canyon views

307-527-6076 | BBDVC.com

Plains & Foothills

ROAD TRIP

Immerse yourself in outdoor pursuits like trout fishing, hiking and stargazing, then dive into Western culture at museums and celebrated sites.

Casper

» National Historic Trails

Interpretive Center

Experience the adventurous lives of those who traveled America’s famous pioneer trails in search of a better home.

» Miracle Mile Fishing

Miracle Mile — part of the North Platte River — is a haven for catching brown, rainbow and cutthroat trout. Boost your chances of reeling in the big one with a knowledgeable local outfitter.

BONUS:

Stop for a sea-salt-caramel latte, freshfruit smoothie or iced chai tea at Crooked Creek Coffee Roasters in Casper.

Douglas

» Ayres Natural Bridge

Discover a 100-foot-long natural rock arch spanning La Prele Creek west of Douglas. This oasis features a short trail that leads to a view of the “bridge” from above.

» Jackalope Square

According to legend, the jackalope was born in Douglas. Pose with an 8-foot statue of the creature at Jackalope Square. Don’t forget to tag #ThatsWY!

Glendo

» Glendo State Park & Glendo Reservoir

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.

Guernsey

» Guernsey State Park

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.

» Oregon Trail Ruts State Historic Site

Follow the deep wagon marks of travelers making their way to a new life in the West on this section of the Oregon–California Trail.

Torrington

» Fort Laramie National Historic Site

Meander the grounds of the “Grand Old Post,” where preserved buildings, living-history volunteers and ranger programs offer insights into the saga of America’s Western expansion.

Cheyenne

» Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility State Historic Park 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. It’s so cool it’s being designated as a National Historic Landmark.

» Wyoming State Capitol

Stop by and look around Wyoming’s elegant capitol building on a selfguided tour. Admire the Renaissancestyle architecture, marvel at stunning stained glass or see the Senate and House chambers.

Laramie

» Vedauwoo Recreation Area

Located in Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, this secluded rock formation is an oasis for hikers, campers and climbers and a prime destination for stargazing.

» Ivinson Mansion

Delve into Victorian-era life as you examine three floors of artifacts and local history on a docent-led exploration of this 1892 mansion, part of the Laramie Plains Museum

BONUS:

Hike, pedal or horseback ride across Pilot Hill Recreation Area with miles of meandering trails connecting Laramie’s foothills to Pole Mountain and Happy Jack Recreation Area. Rent bikes from Fast Haus Ski & Bike in nearby Laramie.

Saratoga

» Saratoga Hot Springs Resort & Spa

Soak travel-weary muscles in the natural mineral hot springs, then grab a refreshing brew at the on-site Snowy Mountain Pub

» Six Mile Gap Fishing

The North Platte River near Saratoga boasts 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. 94.

Rawlins

» Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum

Known as Wyoming’s first state penitentiary, this jail contained many colorful and dangerous characters throughout its history, including 11 women.

Grand Finale

» Alcova Reservoir & Fremont Canyon Boat, paddle or cast a line at Alcova Reservoir, boasting endless Wyoming scenery. Tip: Rentals are available at Alcova Resort and Marina and you can camp nearby. Or rock climb and mountain bike at Fremont Canyon with soaring canyon walls as the backdrop.

Approx. 282 miles to Grand Teton National Park

Plains

PLAN YOUR TRIP

Learn more about Plains & Foothills road-trip towns — and minimize backtracking with the most natural driving route — as you map out your Wyoming adventure: travelwy.com/plainsandfoothills

Plains & Foothills

4.9

“Vee Bar is such an enjoyable, welcoming guest ranch. Staff and owners feel like family. The location and choice of activities are the best. The horses are well taken care of and horseback rides are fit to your experience and wishes. Always encouraging and supportive. Can’t wait to go back for a fourth time!” — Brenda M.

TRIPADVISOR-APPROVED LODGING If You Love Ranch Life … If You Love History … If You Love Roughing It … If You Love Comfort …

4.1

“This place was a gem! Built in 1893, you check in at the saloon with antlers and taxidermy everywhere. We had our children with us and reserved two suites. It’s extremely affordable and the owner greeted us on the second floor. I read the C.J. Box book before arriving (highly recommend), and she [the owner] gave us a tour of the famous room. The owner was the kindest lady ever and kept telling us to ‘make ourselves at home.’ I loved the history she shared with us.” — Megan A.

4.5

“Wow, I had no idea Guernsey State Park was so beautiful. Lots of private camp sites. Loved the canyons and reservoir. Fun to see the small museum and what the Civilian Conservation Corps built. Awesome views. Quiet. Very helpful and kind state park employees. Very well-kept and clean park. Loved it!” — Alleta B.

4.1

“I absolutely loved my stay! A few highlights to note were the fitness center equipped with cables and free weights, a clothes steamer in each room, dimmable lights throughout, new 50-inch flat-screens, huge outdoor pool and nice staff. Luxuriously manicured setting. Private balconies. Two sinks — one in and the other outside of the bathroom. Best water pressure in North America besides Niagara Falls. Updated bathrooms with huge mirrors. Thank you, Little America, for setting the bar so high.” — Byron P.

4.9

» The Bread Doctor, Torrington

» The Sugar Mouse Cupcake House, Laramie

4.8

» Bella’s Bistro, Saratoga

» Carbon County Museum, Rawlins

» Historic Trails West Day Tours, Casper

4.7

» Tate Geological Museum, Casper

» Wyoming Territorial Prison, Laramie

4.6

» Historic Governor’s Mansion, Cheyenne

» Sweet Melissa Cafe, Laramie

» Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum, Douglas

4.5

» Douglas Railroad Museum, Douglas

4.4

» Backwards Distilling Company Tasting Room, Casper

» Chugwater Soda Fountain, Chugwater

4.3

» Hobo Hot Springs, Saratoga

» Lollypops, Saratoga

4.2

» Luxury Diner, Cheyenne

4.1

» Register Cliff, near Guernsey

» Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub, Saratoga

more Wyoming things to do at travelwy.com/tripadvisor

Expedition GRAND 11-DAY CARBON COUNTY

3 DAYS: FRONTIER HERITAGE & GEOLOGICAL MARVELS

Your expedition starts in Rawlins, a town steeped in frontier lore and a gateway to the Carbon County Museum Trail. Dive into the colorful narratives of the infamous Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum and explore Historic Downtown Rawlins Savor authentic flavors at Anong’s Thai Cuisine, a highly regarded local gem. The Carbon County Museum offers in-depth explorations of regional artifacts, including an exhibit on outlaw history. Just a short drive east to Sinclair, visit the Parco/Sinclair Museum, housed in the original bank building, to discover the fascinating past of this quiet company town and refinery. Venture out to enjoy the Rochelle Ranch Golf Course for a round or two of golf. Dedicate one full day to the vast Seminoe State Park, perfect for boating, fishing, paddleboarding and enjoying its unique sand dunes and rugged landscapes.

Prepare for an unforgettable 11-day journey through Carbon County, Wyoming, where authentic stories of the past meet unparalleled outdoor adventure. This meticulously crafted itinerary guides you along the fascinating Carbon County Museum Trail, weaving together captivating historical sites with breathtaking natural wonders.

4 DAYS: HOT SPRINGS & MOUNTAIN MAJESTY

Next, drive south to picturesque Saratoga, your base for four days. Relax at the free, 24/7 Hobo Hot Springs. Explore the Saratoga National Fish Hatchery and the Saratoga Museum. A full day is dedicated to the breathtaking Medicine Bow National Forest via the stunning Snowy Range Scenic Byway (seasonal), which offers alpine lakes and endless hiking opportunities. On one of these days, choose your ultimate adventure: a hike to the top of Medicine Bow Peak, an exhilarating guided ATV trip or a pampering spa day at the Healing Waters Spa. Enjoy a meal at the Historic Hotel Wolf & Saloon for a taste of the Old West.

1 DAY: COPPER VALLEY HISTORY

Dedicate a full day to Encampment, a vital part of Carbon County’s legacy. Immerse yourself in the past at the expansive Grand Encampment Museum, an outdoor living-history site showcasing the valley’s copper mining, logging and ranching heritage through its many preserved buildings. Discover the incredible tales of true Western legends, such as Lara Webb Nichols, one of the frontier’s most prolific female photographers in the early 1900s. WyomingCarbonCounty.com

Rawlins | Sinclair | Saratoga Encampment | Riverside | Hanna Medicine Bow | Elk Mountain | Baggs Dixon | Savery

1 DAY: OUTLAWS & THE RED DESERT

Journey into the wild and storied Little Snake River Valley (Baggs, Dixon and Savery), a captivating branch of the museum trail. Delve into local heritage at the Little Snake River Museum in Savery. Explore the infamous Outlaw Stop in Baggs, where Butch Cassidy’s gang once roamed.

2 DAYS: COAL TOWNS & HISTORIC CROSSROADS

Conclude your incredible museum trail journey by exploring the eastern reaches of Carbon County. Begin in Elk Mountain, visiting the Elk Mountain Museum and the Historic Elk Mountain Hotel. Take a seat and enjoy a meal in this gorgeous, time-honored hotel. A special highlight here is a visit to Elk Mountain Llama Trekking, where you can meet and interact with these fascinating, gentle animals. The next morning, journey to Medicine Bow for the Medicine Bow Museum, the Owen Wister Cabin, the Fossil Cabin and the Historic Virginian Hotel. Finally, delve into coal-mining life in Hanna at the Hanna Basin Museum and explore the nearby Ghost Town of Carbon. This segment beautifully ties together the threads of history that define this remarkable region.

To fully immerse yourself, download the free Carbon County Museum Trail app, which offers engaging insights at each stop. Complete the trail, and you’ll even earn a free commemorative T-shirt and sticker — a perfect souvenir of your Wyoming expedition.

From its origin as a Word War II airbase, the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum honors the legacy, history and impact of Wyoming’s veterans.

/ wvmm.wyo.gov

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.

Celebrate summer at the Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo July 3–11 in Casper. Experience world-class PRCA Rodeo action, the biggest carnival midway in the state, delicious food and unique exhibits. With nine days of excitement, this is one Wyoming signature event you won’t want to miss.

307-235-5775 / CentralWyomingFair.com

Stay with us and enjoy it all: rooms & suites, complimentary breakfast, shuttle service, weekday evening drinks, an indoor water playland, an on-site restaurant and lounge, and event spaces for up to 600 guests.

Enjoy our award-winning beer while you take in the beautiful views of Casper Mountain from our patio and taproom. Taste the delicious pub favorites from our in-house restaurant, Petro Pub. Open Tuesday–Saturday.

Desert & Peaks ROAD TRIP

Discover Wyoming’s vast adventurelands filled with roaming wildlife, dreamy mountaintop vistas and prehistoric gems.

= ACCESSIBLE NATURAL AREAS = STARGAZING AREAS

START: Rock Springs END: Teton Village TOTAL DRIVING DISTANCE: Approximately 337 miles

Rock Springs

» Killpecker Sand Dunes

Spend a day sandboarding or ATVing down 100-foot dunes and hiking to Boar’s Tusk — it’s what remains of an ancient volcano. Afterward, stay to gaze up at the swirling Milky Way.

» White Mountain Petroglyphs Carved into a 300-foot sandstone cliff face, these etchings tell the stories of the early Plains and Great Basin Native Americans who called this area home.

BONUS:

Drive the Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop from Rock Springs to Green River at dawn for the best chance to see the herd galloping through the high desert.

Green River

» Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area

Explore the landscape’s natural kaleidoscopic hues with a local guide on a bus tour through Flaming Gorge Country (explorewy.com/flaming-gorgetour). Then, camp out and watch twinkling stars fill the night sky.

» Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge Home to more than 200 bird species, keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, trumpeter swans and even moose, or visit the family-friendly welcome center.

Fort Bridger

» Fort Bridger State Historic Site

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.

Evanston

» Piedmont Charcoal Kilns State Historic Site

Stop by the ghost town of Piedmont, a former Union Pacific Railroad stop, where giant limestone and sandstone kilns once made valuable charcoal that was hauled all the way to Utah.

» Roundhouse & Railyards

Explore one of the only remaining complete roundhouses on the old Union Pacific line between Omaha and Sacramento. Tip: Tours can be scheduled Monday through Friday, but you must do so ahead of time.

Kemmerer

» Fossil Hunting

Feel like a real paleontologist on the ultimate treasure hunt as you dig for fossils at Fossil Lake Safari (known for its intricate fish fossils) or American Fossil (a Tripadvisor Traveler’s Choice award winner). Plus, keep what you find as a Wyoming souvenir.

» Fossil Butte National Monument

Investigate 200-plus plant and animal fossils at the year-round visitor center. In warmer months, add a scenic drive, self-guided interpretive hike or ranger program to your road-trip itinerary.

Afton

» Intermittent Spring

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.

BONUS:

Take a detour on the Star Valley Scenic Byway, a picturesque 80-mile stretch of Hwy. 89 beginning at the Idaho–Wyoming border and ending with a descent into the sprawling Star Valley.

Jackson

» Snow King Observatory & Planetarium

Uncover the mysteries of the universe in the first designated International Dark Sky Community. See planetarium shows and fascinating exhibits during the day, then return in the evening for stargazing experiences.

» Million Dollar Cowboy Bar

Head to this iconic, Western-style watering hole for refreshing drinks and hearty cuts of steak, like elk tenderloin and bison flank, along with country dancing and live bands.

Teton Village

» Jackson Hole Via Ferrata

Seeking an adrenaline rush?

Scale the mountains of Jackson Hole using a series of iron rungs, ladders and suspended bridges leading to jaw-dropping views of the world below (summer only).

» Jackson Hole Aerial Tram Glide to the top of Rendezvous Mountain at over 10,000 feet for unforgettable panoramas of the valley and surrounding mountains and a warm waffle from Corbet’s Cabin

Grand Finale

TRIP ADD-ON

» R Lazy S Ranch

Stay a week in a log cabin and fill your days with outdoor adventures, like horseback riding and trout fishing. Find more ways to experience Wyoming ranches on p. 72.

Head to a National Park FROM TETON VILLAGE WHAT’ S NEXT?

Approx. 17 miles to Yellowstone National Park

Approx. 55 miles to Grand Teton National Park

Desert & Peaks

VISITOR CENTERS

Evanston

Jackson

STATE PARKS & NATIONAL FORESTS

Ashley National Forest

Bear River State Park

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Gros Ventre Wilderness

PLAN YOUR TRIP

Learn more about Desert & Peaks roadtrip towns — and minimize backtracking with the most natural driving route — as you map out your Wyoming adventure: travelwy.com/desertandpeaks.

Desert & Peaks

TRIPADVISOR-APPROVED LODGING

If You Love Comfort …

4.9

“The couple we went with had stayed at Kodiak a few other times and invited us along. Wow, what a cool place! The craftsmanship on the buildings is amazing. Each log was cut locally, hand-hewn and fitted. The cabins are comfortable with modern amenities. The bed was very comfortable (better than my own). The grounds are immaculate. They serve a good breakfast with scrambled eggs or omelets, plus bacon, potatoes, biscuits and gravy, etc.” — bownut11

If You Love Hidden Gems … If You Love Luxury

4.5

“Very cute, quiet little cabins. They are very clean and the grounds are nicely kept. Love the decorations in each room. The beds are comfortable and the tub is huge and jetted. The people are super accommodating and friendly. We stayed here twice now, because we liked it so much the first time. They are about 10 minutes off I-80 but well worth the drive.” — ArthurMoose

4.7

“Fantastic stay with family. First, the staff: Terrific to people. Some of the best hotel staff in the entire U.S. maybe. The concierge put together some terrific guided tours for us: horseback riding and the tram. This is one of those places that will wow you with service. Food at the hotel is top-notch, the beds and rooms comfortable, great pool, spa — it’s the whole package done right.” — Mark H.

4.5

“I love historic Western hotels and The Wort is my favorite. Classic rooms with excellent service. The staff was very nice and always helpful. We had steaks cooked perfectly at the restaurant. After dinner we moseyed over to The Silver Dollar Bar for a fun Saturday night in Jackson Hole.” — mark b.

5.0

» Square State Brewing, Rock Springs

» Wild Things of Wyoming Wildlife Safaris, Teton Village

4.8

» Star Valley Sodas, Afton

» Ulrich’s Fossil Gallery, Kemmerer

4.7 » Bin22, Jackson

» Cowboy Donuts, Rock Springs

» The National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson

» Sweetwater County Historical Museum, Green River

4.6

» Persephone Bakery, Jackson

» Place on Pine, Kemmerer

4.5

» Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa, Teton Village

4.4

» Spur Restaurant & Bar, Teton Village

» World’s Largest Elkhorn Arch, Afton

4.3

» Broadway Burger Station, Rock Springs

4.2

» Snow King Mountain Resort, Jackson

4.1

» Fossil Country Frontier Museum, Kemmerer

» The Silver Dollar Bar & Grill, Jackson

Dig into the past. Live the moment.

Visit Fossil Basin, where ancient lake beds reveal fossils older than imagination and wild landscapes call you to explore. Wander Fossil Butte National Monument, fish crystal-clear waters, hike beneath endless skies, or tap your toes at Wyoming’s largest free music festival. Just beyond Yellowstone and Grand Teton, discover the Wyoming you didn’t know you were missing—waiting to be uncovered.

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 & 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. 51 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.

EXTENDED STAY

ADVENTURES TO ADD ON IF YOU HAVE A WEEK…

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 free-standing 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 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.

# 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

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. 69 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. 81 and find outfitters starting on p. 94.

“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)

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

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.

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 yellowstonenationalparklodges.com and recreation.gov

*The icon marks areas where accessible parking, trails and/or viewpoints are located.

MOsT WALKWAYs AND sELF-GuIDING TRAILs HAVE AT LEAsT ONE AccEssIbLE ROuTE. VIsIT TRAVELWY.cOM/YNP-MObILITY FOR DETAILED MAPs & MORE AccEssIbILITY INFORMATION.

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.

= ACCESSIBLE NATURAL AREAS

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.

MAP YOUR GRAND TETON ADVENTURE

Turn to p. 55 to see a map of Grand Teton National Park attractions. Look for this icon throughout the text to match locations on the map.

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

TOP PLAcEs TO sTAY

With seven lodges, six campgrounds, one RV park and one tent village 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

EXTENDED STAY

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-a-lifetime 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 VIEW 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. 81 and find outfitters starting on p. 94.

MAP OF Grand Teton National Park

WALKWAYS AND SELF-GUIDING TRAILS

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 history. 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.

Wyoming Tips

FOR NATIONAL PARKS

GETTING THERE

Yellowstone Regional Airport (flyyra.com) sits 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 located inside Grand Teton National Park. car rentals and shuttle services are available from both airports.

ARRIVE EARLY (OR LATE)

start early for easier parking, quieter trails and clear waters. In peak season, daylight lasts past 9 p.m., and crowds thin after 4–5 p.m.

b E RE s PON s I b LE FOR YO u R P u P

Dogs aren’t allowed on trails and boardwalks, or in visitor centers, thermal areas and the water. A good rule: Pets can go anywhere cars can — roads, campgrounds, picnic areas and parking lots. Always leash your furry buddies (6 feet max) and clean up after them.

PLAN AHEAD

With 2.2 million acres in Yellowstone and 310,000 in Grand Teton, you won’t see all of the sprawling landscape in one trip. Make a must-see list and plan to return.

check road conditions by visiting nps.gov and book campsites and lodges early — these fill quickly, especially in peak season. It’s $35 per vehicle to visit Yellowstone or Grand Teton for one to seven days. Find accessibility information at travelwy.com/ nps-teton-access and travelwy.com/nps-yell-access.

b E WEATHER

AWARE

Temperatures vary by season and elevation. Dress in layers, stay hydrated and be prepared for anything from warm summer temperatures to snow as late as June.

GIVE O u R

GEY s ER s s OME s PA c E

Yellowstone’s geysers aren’t for swimming and soaking. Keep your distance — steaming water is likely to be boiling hot and sometimes dangerously acidic. stick to the trails, boardwalks and designated paths.

PRA c TI c E WILDLIFE s AFETY

Turn to p. 69 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: travelwy.com/nps-bear-spray

AVOID THE c ROWD s

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 DI sc ONNE c TING cell service, Wi-Fi and TV are limited in Yellowstone and Grand Teton (though there’s now better service in some of Teton’s more developed areas). be ready to disconnect — and don’t be surprised if texting becomes spotty.

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, Hwy. 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.

“Devils Tower was our nation’s first national monument and later made famous by Steven Spielberg’s ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind,’ but it had already been sacred for millennia. As you approach the area and see its majestic silhouette appear from the horizon, it’s clear that this is a very special part of our Earth indeed.”

— ALIsON sALAs

Member of the Stockbridge-Munsee Band, Mohican Nation & Blogger/Travel Content Creator, instagram.com/findingsalas

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. Learn more on p. 17.

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

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.

FIND ENcHANTMENT ON PubLIc LANDs

Experience Mother Nature’s finest masterpieces on Wyoming’s vast open spaces. Learn more at travelwy.com/nationalparks, travelwy.com/state-parks and travelwy.com/nationalforests.

The Magic of Wyoming State Parks

With 11 glorious state parks and one recreation area, Wyoming delivers big on outdoor fun. Here are the best places to pursue endless panoramas, hook a glimmering fish and spot all manner of furry and feathered critters in the last bastion of the West.

= ACCESSIBLE NATURAL AREAS = STARGAZING AREAS

CHASE BEAUTIFUL VIEWS

curt Gowdy state Park’s miles of mountain-bike trails are also groomed in winter for fat biking. At Guernsey state Park , you’ll spot striking Civilian Conservation Corps-built structures as you hike. See otherworldly rock formations and steaming thermal features at Hot springs state Park Glendo state Park promises fascinating landscapes, too, from white sandy beaches to towering alpine forests. Head to p. 63 for more adventurous treks.

CAST A LINE

At Hawk springs state Recreation Area, your chances of catching walleye and crappie are almost guaranteed. The same goes for walleye, trout and catfish at boysen state Park Meanwhile, seminoe state Park delivers prime access along Wyoming’s Miracle Mile, one of the state’s most popular fly-fishing destinations.

GO WILDLIFE SPOTTING

Keep an eye out for burly bison and leggy elk at bear River state Park while hiking, snowshoeing and Nordic skiing. Or bring your binoculars to Edness K. Wilkins state Park to spy more than 100 species of birds, including golden eagles and red-tailed hawks. Turn to p. 69 for safety tips when you’re spotting Wyoming’s wild critters.

CAMP IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Campsites are offered at nearly all Wyoming State Parks, while some feature unique lodging options like yurts or the treehouse at Keyhole state Park . If you park your RV at buffalo bill state Park in cody, it’s a perfect home base to nearby Yellowstone National Park

Accessibility

AT STATE PARKS

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 throughout the guide using this symbol: . Call ahead for the most up-to-date accessibility information at your chosen destination. Highlights include trekking along sinks canyon state Park’s Sunnyside Trail for its guide rope 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 , then stay for stargazing (it’s an International Dark Sky Park!), or at other locations, including Seminoe and Bear River state parks. Learn more about accessibility in Wyoming at travelwy.com/accessibility

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. p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

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.

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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. p. 42: Desert & Peaks road trip

CURT GOWDY STATE PARK

Situated between Cheyenne and Laramie, Curt Gowdy State Park is crisscrossed with 35 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. p. 34: Plains & Foothills road trip

GO BACKPACKING

ROCK CREEK TRAIL

Trek through the heart of Medicine BowRoutt 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 p. 34: Plains & Foothills road trip

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 p. 42: Desert & Peaks road trip add-on

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.

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

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.

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SNAKE RIVER

Outfitters in Jackson host an assortment of rafting excursions along the Snake River, from whiteknuckle expeditions to scenic family floats — all of which showcase the iconic natural grandeur of the Teton Mountains. Guided kayaking trips are also available.

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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.

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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.

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Wildly Wyoming Contestant, instagram.com/laelpauljohnson & travelwy.com/wildly-wyoming FIND THE PERFECT OUTFITTER

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. p. 18: Canyons & Towers road trip

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 p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

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. 72.

“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

Wildly Wyoming Contestant, instagram.com/ kayla__lockhart & travelwy.com/wildly-wyoming

Family Adventures Everyone Will Love

12 WAYS TO EXPLORE WYOMING WITH LITTLE ONES IN TOW

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. Learn more at travelwy.com/family

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. p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

2 HIKE TO NATURAL WONDERS

See the vedauwoo area’s towering rock formations just 10 minutes east of Laramie The nearly 3-mile Turtle Rock Loop, rated easy, circles the striking Turtle Rock for which the trail is named — an impressive outcropping of Sherman granite. As you hike, keep your eyes peeled for massive boulders, dramatic cliffs, jutting rock slabs and peaceful beaver ponds. p. 34: Plains & Foothills road trip

3 SEE WILD HORSES

More than 225 wild mustangs roam together in western Wyoming’s Wind River Horse Sanctuary, located on the Wind River Indian Reservation. The preserve, the only one in the nation based on a reservation, is operated by a working cattle ranch that hosts ATV and wagon tours (appointments required). p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

4 MAKE A SPLASH AS A FAMILY

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. p. 42: Desert & Peaks road trip add-on

5 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. p. 42: Desert & Peaks road trip

6 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 Pathfinder and Alcova reservoirs. p. 34: Plains & Foothills road trip

7 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. p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

8 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. p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

9 LEARN ABOUT THE WEST’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

The Eastern 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. p. 24: Rivers & Ranges road trip

10 FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF PIONEERS

Book an excursion with Casper-based Historic Trails West, which offers a variety of coveredwagon treks (from lunch rides to five-day adventures) along real routes traversed by settlers, gold-seekers and Pony Express riders. p. 34: Plains & Foothills road trip

11 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. p. 42: Desert & Peaks road trip

12 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. p. 18: Canyons & Towers road trip

“It’s important for all of us to learn about other cultures, to take what you learn and pass it on, no matter who you are or where you come from, because it comes full circle.”

— JASMINE PICKNER BELL

Two-time World-Champion Hoop Dancer, Mother & Educator, facebook.com/hoopinitdakotastyle

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.

To learn more about hunting in Wyoming and to find out about local outfitters and guides, visit travelwy.com/hunting

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.

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.

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:

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.

Keep Them Wild

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.

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, calfroping, goat-tying and steer-wrestling competitions are some highlights to look forward to. See the full list of rodeos at travelwy.com/rodeos .

JUNE

OVERLAND STAGE STAMPEDE

RODEO IN GREEN RIVER

Come for the big three — broncs, barrels and bulls — plus a calf scramble open to kids and adults.

EVANSTON RODEO SERIES

See champion cowpokes show off their best skills in June and July.

JULY

CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS

Established in 1897, it 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 longest-running nightly rodeo in the country.

DUBOIS FRIDAY NIGHT RODEO

Rodeos run from mid-June through mid-August in this upper Wind River Valley town.

HELL ON WHEELS RODEO IN CHEYENNE

Loved just as much for its rodeo as the chuckwagon dinner series, this action-packed event is big on Western flavor.

JACKSON HOLE RODEO

The Teton Range and Gros Ventre Wilderness make for a dramatic backdrop to this annual bash.

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 postcardcaliber scenery around every bend.

1 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. At Rand Creek Ranch near Cody, experience Wyoming’s rugged outdoors with horseback rides through Yellowstone National Park, nights beneath star-filled skies and guided fishing excursions.

2 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? Opt for ranches like vee Bar Guest Ranch in Laramie, which offers Western-style fun and educational activities for kids of all ages — plus convenient babysitting services while the adults enjoy a day of riding. 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 duderanch stay, but it’s far from the only activity available. While horseback riding is the main event at TA Ranch in Buffalo, you can venture beyond the stable with historical and agricultural tours and angling on Crazy Woman Creek Make time to meet the ranch’s numerous special creatures, including mini mules, honeybees, chickens and goats.

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 foodie-friendly ranches. Meals at HF Bar Ranch in Saddlestring are a culinary delight with daily breakfast treats like lemon-ricotta pancakes and threecourse feasts for lunch and dinner — prioritizing locally sourced ingredients. Feeling thirsty? Indulge in pre-dinner cocktails at the welcoming Elk Shed starting at 5 p.m.

5 THEY’RE PERFECT FOR RECONNECTING WITH FAMILY

For one glorious family trip, you can all step away from your devices and really recharge. CM Ranch in Dubois trades TVs and social feeds for good, old-fashioned fun. Skip the scrolling and partake in all sorts of outdoorsy to-dos like pack rides to glacier-fed lakes (catch a glimpse of elk, antelope and picas) and sunrise hikes for jaw-dropping views, followed by nights of campfire s’mores and square-dancing lessons. While most ranches do offer Wi-Fi these days, quality time with the fam is all the connectivity you’ll need.

Enjoy endless fields of wildflowers on horseback, on a hike, or along blue-ribbon trout streams. And when the sun goes down, you’ll have a blanket of stars and a roaring campfire to wind down the day. Spend a week with us. LEAVE

WINTER IN WYOMING

Perfect powder, peak-strewn panoramas and a wide range of winter activities make Wyoming a worthy winter getaway.

WYOMING SKI RESORTS & AREAS

Jackson Hole 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

Learn more at travelwy.com/skiing

Getting to Wyoming IN WINTER

Whether you’re craving steep slopes or immense powder-filled 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

• JACKSON

• LARAMIE

• RIVERTON

• ROCK SPRINGS

• SHERIDAN

*Flights subject to change

WINTER TIPS

Visiting Yellowstone in winter means fewer crowds around popular park attractions like Old Faithful. Find Yellowstone accessibility guidance at travelwy.com/nps-yell-access

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 crosscountry skiing or 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. If you’d prefer not to go it alone, authorized guides can show you the sights. 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 advance reservations are recommended.

Winter, WYOMING-STYLE

While our snowy slopes and miles of diverse terrain are a haven for winter adventurers, there’s 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 horse-drawn sleigh ride or unwind in a steamy hot-springs pool.

SKI, SLEIGH, APRÈS

Begin your day making powder clouds down miles of epic ski trails at bucket-list-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 woolly 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 toppings-loaded pizzas.

MORE OUTDOORSY ADVENTURES:

• Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours (Jackson)

• Sleigh rides at Mill Iron Ranch (Jackson) & Little Jennie Ranch (Bondurant)

• 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 Sip a crisp White Buffalo Stout or Aspen Alley Amber and nom on juicy steaks or breaded mushrooms stuffed with a three-cheese blend.

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)

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 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 strawberry-rhubarb whiskey. Feast down the street on hearty Reubens or big-as-your-head cinnamon rolls at the quirky Luxury Diner

MORE FAT-BIKING & 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 State 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 Pronghorn Pilsner or Friar Tuck Doppelbock, 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

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.

“I think what makes Wyoming special is it’s a wild place. I’ve been a professional ice climber for over 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

$419*

places to stay

AFTON cABINS

Old Mill Log cabins

3497 Dry Creek Rd. • 307-886-0520

• oldmillcabins.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Allred Flat campground

P.O. Box 339, Bridger-Teton National Forest • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov

cottonwood campground

P.O. Box 339 • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov

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

Swift creek campground

671 N. Washington St. • 307-739-5500 • 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 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

Ditch Creek Rd. • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov

Jc Stage Stop B&B

78 Hay Creek Rd. • 307-896-9134

• jcstagestop.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Aladdin Motel

3989 Hwy. 24 • 307-896-2100 • facebook.com/AladdinCafeMotel

ALCOVA

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Windy Waters RV Park

21600 Kortes Rd. • 307-377-7878

• windywaters.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Inn at Alcova

21405 Alcova Rd. • 307-234-2066

• sloanesinalcova.com

Riverview Inn

22258 W. U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-473-5829 • tripadvisor.com

RESORTS

North Platte Lodge

20400 W. Grey Reef Rd. • 307-237-1182

• northplattelodge.com

ALPINE cABINS

Rockin’ M Ranch

375 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 & GUEST RANcHES

Box Y Lodge & Guest Ranch

MM 28, Greys River Rd. • 254-381-0350 • boxylodge.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

3 Rivers Motel

60 U.S. 89 • 307-654-7551 • 3riversmotel.com

Bull Moose Saloon, Restaurant, Liquor Store & Lodge

91 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-654-7593

• bullmoosesaloon.com

RESORTS

Alpine Valley RV Resort

118450 U.S. 26 & 89 • 307-241-5707

• alpinevalleyresortwy.com

Black Mountain Lodge

225 Black Mountain Lane • 307-654-7710

• blackmountain-lodge.com

Flying Saddle Resort

U.S. 26 • 877-772-4422 • flyingsaddleresort.com

ALTA RESORTS

Grand Targhee Resort

3300 E. Skihill Rd. • 307-353-2300

• grandtarghee.com

Teton Teepee Lodge

470 W. Alta Rd. • 307-353-1000

• tetonteepee.com

ALVA

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Diamond 7 Bar Guest Ranch

353 Lame Jones Rd. • 307-467-5612

• diamond7bar.com

ARVADA

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Powder River Experience

297 Upper Powder River Rd. • 307-758-4381 • duderanch.com

ATLANTIC CITY

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Atlantic city campground

Atlantic City Rd. • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov

BAGGS

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

cowboy Inn Motel & RV Park

210 Penland St. • 307-383-2200

• thecowboyinn.com

Happy camper RV Park

Hwy. 789 – m. marker 49 • 307-291-0211

• baggsendrvpark.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

cowboy Inn Motel & RV Park

210 Penland St. • 307-383-2200

• thecowboyinn.com

BANNER

cABINS

Little Piney Ranch

414 Wagon Box Rd. • 307-683-2668

• littlepineyranch.com

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Little Piney Ranch

414 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

Rose Garden RV Park 704 S. 4th St. • 307-272-5220 • tripadvisor.com

Where Am I To Go campground 240 E. Wyoming Ave. • 307-222-9203 • whereamitogo.com

VAcATION RENTALS

Serenity Wellness Retreat

380 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-431-0386 • serenitywellnessretreat.wordpress.com

BEDFORD

cABINS

Preston Ranch cabins

139 Strawberry St. • 307-880-2740

• prestonranchcabins.com

RESORTS

Star Valley Lodge 4271 Willow Creek Lane • 307-201-6250 • starvalleylodge.com

BIG HORN

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

canyon Ranch

59 Canyon Ranch Rd. • 307-751-6785

• canyonranchbighorn.com

RESORTS

Wyoming High country Lodge Forest Rd. 13 • 307-529-0914 • wyhighcountry.com

BIG PINEY

BED & BREAKFASTS

Triple Peak HCR Box 3000 Big Piney • 307-276-3408 • triplepeak.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Middle Piney Lake campground P.O. Box 218 • 307-276-5800 • fs.usda.gov

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Blue Sky Sage Horseback Riding Retreats

Sublette Co. Rd. #23-132, the Lander Cutoff, 30 m. south of Boulder • 307-260-7990 • blueskysage.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Marbleton Inn Motel 405 Winkelman Ave. • 307-276-5231 • tripadvisor.com

BONDURANT

cABINS

Black Powder Guest Ranch

14733 U.S. Hwy. 189/191 • 307-298-9253 • blackpowderranch.com

DUDE & GUEST 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

8 m. south of Pinedale on Hwy. 191 • 307-537-5453 • resortparks.com

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

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

Pole creek cabin – Bighorn

National Forest

22 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 1 m. northwest on F456 • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov

South Fork Mountain Lodge 7558 Hwy. 16 W. • 307-267-2609 • lodgesofthebighorns.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Big Horn View campground 31 Luna Dr. • 307-250-9122 • bighornview.com

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. 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

Indian campground and RV Park 660 Hart St. • 307-684-9601 • indiancampground.com

Lake Stop Resort

9 Lake DeSmet Rd. • 307-684-8700 • facebook.com/p/Lake-StopResort-100038006095326

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

15 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 2 m. east on F21 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Folded Hills Ranch

28759 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-5179

• foldedhillsranch.com

Klondike Ranch

386 Crazy Woman Canyon Rd. • 307-684-2390 • klondikeranch.com

Paradise Guest Ranch

282 Hunter Creek Rd. • 307-684-7876

• paradiseranch.com

South Fork Mountain Lodge

7558 Hwy. 16 W. • 307-267-2609

• lodgesofthebighorns.com

Spear-O-Wigwam

Red Grade Rd. • 307-763-7561

• spearowigwam.com

TA Ranch

28623 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-5833 • taranch.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Alamo Inn

333 E. Hart St. • 307-684-2219

• alamoinnbuffalowy.com

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

The Boho Buffalo Inn

313 N. Main St. • 307-217-3397

• thebohobuffaloinn.com

Buffalo Inn

100 Flatiron Dr. • 307-684-7000

• buffaloinnwyoming.com

Hampton Inn & Suites

85 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-8899 • hilton.com

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

VAcATION RENTALS

creekside Downtown Vacation Suites

68 N. Side Creek • 307-620-9296

• facebook.com/profile. php?id=100075973429412

Historic capitol Hotel Vacation Rentals

70 S. Main St. • 307-620-9296 • facebook. com/capitolhotelvacationrentalsbuffalowy

Paradise Guest Ranch

282 Hunter Creek Rd. • 307-684-7876

• paradiseranch.com

BURLINGTON

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Ranch Soup Guest House 1540 Lane 43 • 307-762-3264 • ranchsoup.com

BURNS

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Wyo campground & RV Park Exit 377, I-80 Service Rd. • 307-547-2244 • wyocamp.com

CARPENTER

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Homesteading Experience at Pine Ranch 815 Co Rd. 154 • 307-286-7975 • facebook.com/PineRanch

CASPER cABINS

cowboy Drifters

18187 W. Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031

• wyocowboydrifters.com

crazy Rainbow Lodge 13800 Hwy. 220 • 307-266-0701 • crazyrainbow.net

Grey Reef Lodging

18187 Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031

• wyocowboydrifters.com

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

Fort caspar campground

4205 Fort Caspar Rd. • 307-234-3260 • fortcasparcamp.com

Lodgepole campground

BLM, Casper Field Office • 307-261-7600 • blm.gov

Muddy Mountain-Rim campground

BLM, Casper Field Office • 307-261-7600 • blm.gov

Pathfinder Reservoir

43 m. southwest of Casper • 307-235-9311 • natrona.net

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Red Butte Ranch

8550 Bessemer Bend S. Rd. • 307-277-1003 • redbutteranchlodging.com

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 • 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 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

curt Gowdy State Park 1264 Granite Springs Rd. • 307-632-7946 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

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

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

Governor’s Home

108 W. 27th St. • 307-222-8267

• governorshome.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

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

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/home

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

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

Tru by Hilton

423 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-222-3600 • hilton.com

RESORTS

Little America Hotel & Resort cheyenne

2800 W. Lincolnway • 307-775-8400

• cheyenne.littleamerica.com

VAcATION RENTALS

Governor’s Home

108 W. 27th St. • 307-222-8267

• governorshome.com

Gryphon House

908 E. 18th St. • 307-214-1872 • airbnb.com/rooms/42037158

ROW Properties

900 E. Lincolnway • 307-637-0020

• staycheyenne.com

CLARK

VAcATION RENTALS

Kimmet Kamp, LLc

79 Canyon Rd. • 307-645-3028 • airbnb.com/rooms/5423667

CLEARMONT

Ranch at Ucross in Buffalo / Sheridan

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

2673 U.S. Hwy. 14 E. • 307-737-2281 • theranchatucross.com

The Ranch at Ucross is the crown jewel in the Blair Hotels collection, offering the full guest-ranch experience of hiking, fishing and horseback riding surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Conference season runs October through April for retreats, receptions and groups of up to 100 people.

CODY

BED & BREAKFASTS

K3 Guest Ranch Bed & Breakfast

30 Nielsen Trl. • 307-272-7507

• k3guestranch.com

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

Absaroka Mountain Lodge 1231 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3963

• absarokamtlodge.com

Apple Jack Ranch

43 Walking Star Rd. • 307-899-0546

• applejackranch.com

Buffalo Bill Village Deluxe Cowboy Cabins

1707 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5544 • buffalobillvillage.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–September).

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

Hunter Peak Ranch

4027 Crandall Rd. (also called Chief Joseph Scenic Hwy.) • 307-587-3711

• hunterpeakranch.com

Pahaska Tepee Resort

183 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-527-7701 • pahaska.com

Welcome to Buffalo Bill’s historic “Gem of the Rockies.” Conveniently located at Yellowstone’s East Entrance, Pahaska Tepee is the |closest lodging to the park. We offer cabins, a restaurant and bar, a great gift shop, horseback riding and tours of the original 1904 lodge. Bears, buffalo, deer and foxes are frequent visitors. Plus, you’ll get easy Yellowstone access.

River Bend cabins

574 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-899-2719

• theriverbendcabins.com

Saddlestring Ranch

16 Saddle String Rd. • 888-650-3053 • airbnb.com/rooms/904908589456729549

Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch

349 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-4044

• shoshonelodge.com

Southfork Guest cottage

119 Diamond Basin Rd. • 307-587-4367

• codyyellowstone.org

Top of the World

2823 U.S. Hwy. 212 • 307-587-5368

• topoftheworldresort.com

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

2002 Mountain View Dr. • 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 County Rd. 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

Green creek Inn & RV Park

2908 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-5004 • greencreekinn.com

Hogan-Luce campground

18 m. north of Cody off 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 808 Meadow Lane Ave. • 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

Pahaska Tepee Resort 183 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-527-7701 • pahaska.com

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

Yellowstone Valley Inn & RV Park 3324 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3961 • yellowstonevalleyinn.com

DUDE & GUEST 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 S. Fork Rd. • 307-587-5252

• ddxranchwyoming.com

Elk creek Ranch

113 Sunlight Rd. • 307-587-3902

• elkcreekranch.com

Hunter Peak Ranch

4027 Crandall Rd. (also called 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

Stay at the historic Chamberlin Inn, just steps from Cody’s Main Street and only an hour from Yellowstone’s East Entrance. Wake up to a complimentary breakfast, enjoy live music on select days and receive discounts at local restaurants. Unwind in our lush garden and Cody’s premier craft-cocktail lounge — the perfect way to end your day.

cody cowboy Village

203 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-7555

• codycowboyvillage.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

cody Lodging company

1026 19th St. • 307-587-6000 • codylodgingcompany.com

Comfort Inn by Choice Hotels

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 Cody –Convention Center 1701 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5544 • 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, a heated outdoor pool (May–September), QT’s Restaurant and Bottoms Up Lounge.

Kings’ 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 • sunrisemotorinncody.com

Super 8 of cody

730 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-527-6214

• codysuper8.com

Top of the World

2823 U.S. Hwy. 212 • 307-587-5368

• topoftheworldresort.com

The Trail Shop

2750 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3741

• trailshopinn.com

Wigwam Motel 1701 Alger Ave. • 307-587-3861

• tripadvisor.com

Yellowstone Valley Inn & RV Park 3324 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3961

• yellowstonevalleyinn.com

RESORTS

Buffalo Bill cabin Village at the Buffalo Bill Village Resort

1701 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5544

• buffalobillvillage.com

Elephant Head Lodge 1170 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3980

• elephantheadlodge.com

VAcATION RENTALS

Bull Moose Retreat 23 Bull Moose Trl. • 503-793-3531 • vrbo.com/272408ha

cody Lodging company 1026 19th St. • 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

Southfork Guest cottage 119 Diamond Basin Rd. • 307-587-4367 • codyyellowstone.org

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

CORA

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Darwin Ranch 1 Kinky Ck Rd. • 307-203-3040 • darwinranch.com

Kendall Valley Lodge 125 Rock Creen Rd. • 307-367-2223 • kendallvalleylodge.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

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Foothills Motel & campground 101 Main St. • 307-655-2547 • foothillscampground.com

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

Sawin Logs Inn

201 State Hwy. 24 • 866-328-5328

• sawinlogs.com

cABINS

Devils Tower KOA

60 Hwy. 110 • 307-467-5395

• devilstowerkoa.com

North Bokhari, Ltd.

62 Rustic Cabin Trl. • 307-391-0208

• rusticcabinsalesandrental.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Devils Tower KOA

60 Hwy. 110 • 307-467-5395

• devilstowerkoa.com

Devils Tower View 476 State Hwy. 24 • 307-467-5737

• dtvcampground.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Sawin Logs Inn

201 State Hwy. 24 • 866-328-5328

• sawinlogs.com

VAcATION RENTALS

North Bokhari, Ltd.

62 Rustic Cabin Trl. • 307-391-0208

• rusticcabinsalesandrental.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 2251 E. Richards St. • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov

River Side Park

Across from State Fair Grounds • 307-358-3462 • cityofdouglas.org

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Deer Forks Ranch

1200 Poison Lake Rd. • 307-358-2033

• guestranches.com

Two creek Ranch

800 Esterbrook Rd. • 307-358-6007

• twocreekranch.net

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

1st Interstate Inn

2349 E. Richards St. • 307-358-2833

• tripadvisor.com

Douglas Inn & conference center

1450 Riverbend Dr. • 307-358-9790

• tripadvisor.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

• tripadvisor.com

Sleep Inn & Suites

508 Cortez Dr. • 307-358-2777

• choicehotels.com

Super 8 Motel

314 N. Russell Ave. • 307-298-5469 • super8.com

DUBOIS

cABINS

3 Spear Ranch

901 Little Warm Springs Rd. • 307-690-6337 • 3spearranch.com

Big Diamond Ranch

8 Stucki Weg Dr. • 307-203-5484 • vrbo.com/621297

Double Bar J Ranch

3609 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-342-6326

• doublebarjranch.com

Jakey’s Fork Homestead

9 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-455-2769

• jakeysfork.com

Lava Mountain Lodge

3577 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2506

• lavamountainlodge.com

Triangle c Ranch

3737 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2225 • trianglec.com

Twin Pines Lodge & cabins

218 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2600

• twinpineslodgeandcabins.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

P.O. Box 186 • 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov

The Longhorn Ranch

5810 Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2337 • thelonghornranch.com

Pinnacles campground

P.O. Box 186 • 877-444-6777 • fs.usda.gov

DUDE & GUEST 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 • crookedcreekguestranchdubois.com

Lazy L & B Ranch

1072 E. Fork Rd. • 307-455-2839 • lazylb.com

Ram’s Horn Guest Ranch

334 Ramshorn Ranch Rd. • 307-349-3331

• ramshornguestranch.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

505 W. Ramshorn • 303-842-2315

• theblackbearinn.com

chinook Winds Motel

640 S. 1st St. • 307-455-2907

• chinookwindsmotel.com

The Longhorn Ranch

5810 Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2337

• thelonghornranch.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 chalet

65 Bald Mountain Rd. • 303-949-5964

• windriverchalet.com

Wind River Motel

519 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2611

• duboiswyoming.org

RESORTS

Lazy L & B Ranch

1072 E. Fork Rd. • 307-455-2839 • lazylb.com

Line Shack Lodge, LLc

448 Union Pass Rd. • 307-455-3244

• facebook.com/profile. php?id=100063546218606

VAcATION RENTALS

Double Bar J Ranch

3609 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-342-6326

• doublebarjranch.com

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

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Bow River campground

P.O. Box 249 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov

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 mile southeast Riverside, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-5753 • spiritwestriverlodge.com

cABINS

A Bar A Ranch

820 A-Bar-A Rd. • 307-327-5454

• abararanch.com

River Ridge cabins & The Red Door Lodge

Riverside Ave. • 307-327-5354

• wyriverridge.com

Spur Outfitters

3224 Unit B, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505

• spuroutfitters.com

DUDE & GUEST 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

cABINS

Rivers Edge RV & cabins Resort

6820 Santa Fe Cir. • 307-234-0042

• riversedgervresort.net

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

choice Hotels Wyoming

269 Miracle Rd. • 877-424-6423

• choicehotels.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

355 N. Vernal Ave. • 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

cABINS

Hayfield cabins

599A Rd. 90 • 307-575-9024 • airbnb.com/rooms/46374153

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS chuck Wagon RV Park 306 Pioneer Ct. • 307-837-2828

• chuckwagonrv.com

VAcATION RENTALS

Hayfield cabins

599A Rd. 90 • 307-575-9024 • airbnb.com/rooms/46374153

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

Baymont by Wyndham Gillette 2105 Rodgers Dr. • 307-686-8600

• wyndhamhotels.com

Best Western Tower West Lodge

109 N. U.S. Hwy. 14 • 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

Days Inn by Wyndham Gillette

910 E. Boxelder • 307-682-3999

• wyndhamhotels.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites Gillette

2577 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-682-1717 • marriott.com

Garner by IHG

2597 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-682-0505 • countryinns.com

Holiday Inn Express

Hotel & Suites

1908 Cliff Davis Dr. • 307-686-9576

• hiexpress.com

Home2 Suites by Hilton

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

2105 Rogers Dr. • 307-686-8600 • motel6.com

Mustang Motel

922 E. 3rd St. • 307-682-4784 • tripadvisor.com

National 9 Inn

1020 E. U.S. Hwy. 14 • 844-709-0799

• national9gillette.com

Quality Inn

409 Butler Spaeth Rd. • 307-682-4757 • choicehotels.com

Red Lion Hotel Gillette

2009 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-3000

• wyndhamhotels.com

Summit Suites Gillette

211 Decker Ct. • 307-686-2000

• hamptoninn3.hilton.com

Super 8

208 S. Decker Ct. • 307-682-8078

• wyndhamhotels.com

TownePlace Suites by Marriott 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

Lakeview Motel & campground

422 6th St. • 307-735-4461 • facebook.com/pages/category/ Hotel/Lakeview-Motel-andCampground-1039741759449781

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Lakeview Motel & campground

422 6th St. • 307-735-4461 • facebook.com/pages/category/ Hotel/Lakeview-Motel-andCampground-1039741759449781

GLENROCK

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

• riverbendrv307.com

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Mountain Memories at Turtle Rock Ranch 1737 Boxelder Rd. • 307-436-2480 • tripadvisor.com

GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Gros Ventre campground

Gros Ventre Rd. • 307-543-3100 • nps.gov/grte

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 Uninta 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 cABINS

Greybull KOA

400 N. 2nd St. • 800-562-7508 • koa.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

400 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

Kudar Log cabins, Motel, campervan

260 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2823 • thekudar.com

Snake River cabins 9705 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-7078 • snakeriverpark.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Atherton creek campground

7.3 m. northeast of Kelly on the shore of Slide Lake • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov

Glamping of Jackson Hole 43°22’32.7”N. 110°53’55.1”W. • 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 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov

Little cottonwood Group campground

877-444-6777 • fs.usda.gov

Snake River RV Village 9705 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-7078 • snakeriverpark.com

Station creek campground

Snake River Canyon • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov

Station creek Group campground

Bridger Teton National Forest • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov

Virginian Lodge RV Park

750 W. Broadway Ave. • 307-733-2792 • virginianlodge.com

Wolf creek campground

7 m. south on U.S. 26/89 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Bedroll and Breakfast

Sheffield Creek Rd. • 307-733-5171

• bedrollandbreakfast.com

Flat creek Ranch

1 Upper Flat Creek Rd. • 307-733-0603

• flatcreekranch.com

Horse creek Ranch 9548 Henrys Rd. • 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

E. Pearl Ave. & S. Jean St. • 307-739-3200 • tripadvisor.com

Antler Inn

43 W. Pearl Ave. • 307-733-2535

• townsquareinns.com

Anvil Hotel

215 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-3668

• anvilhotel.com

Elk country Inn

480 W. Pearl St. • 307-733-2364

• townsquareinns.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

167 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

Kudar Motel

260 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2823

• thekudar.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

450 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

Virginian Lodge

750 W. Broadway Ave. • 307-733-2792

• virginianlodge.com

White Buffalo club

185 N. Glenwood St. • 307-734-4900

• whitebuffaloclub.com

Wildflower Inn

3725 Teton Village Rd. • 307-222-4400

• jhwildflowerlodge.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

82 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

The clear creek Group

120 W. Pearl Ave. • 307-732-3400 • theclearcreekgroup.com

Glamping of Jackson Hole

P.O. Box 804 • 307-264-4722 • glampingofjacksonhole.com

JELM

cABINS

Woods Landing Resort

9 State Hwy. 10 • 307-745-9638

• woodslanding.com

VAcATION RENTALS

El Rancho Pequeno

471 Hwy. 10 • 307-318-6272 • 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

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

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Gros Ventre River Ranch

9750 E. Upper Gros Ventre Rd. • 307-733-4138 • duderanch.com

Red Rock Ranch

Gros Ventre River Rd. • 307-733-6288

• theredrockranch.com

KEMMERER

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

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

• riversideparkwyo.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

• tripadvisor.com

LA BARGE

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Wyoming Inn

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

Big Atlantic Gulch campground

Fort Stambaugh Loop • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov

Dickinson creek campground

Shoshone National Forest/Washakie

Ranger District • 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

243 Main St. • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov

Louis Lake campground

Louis Lake Rd. • 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

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

Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest

• 307-745-2300 • recreation.gov

Spruce Mountain Fire Lookout Tower

Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest

• 307-745-2300 • recreation.gov

Wycolo Lodge 4039 State Hwy. 230 • 307-745-3098

• facebook.com/p/WyColoLodge-100063485982497

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Bottle creek campground 2468 Jackson St. • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov

Deep creek campground 2468 Jackson St. • 307-745-2300 • fs.fed.us/r2/mbr/recreation

Lake Owen campground FS 517, 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 2468 Jackson St. • 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

Spruce Mountain Fire Lookout Tower

Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest • 307-745-2300 • recreation.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 & GUEST 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. • 307-745-0777 • americinn.com

Best Western Inn & Suites 1767 N. Banner Rd. • 307-745-5700 • book.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. • 307-721-7580

• Laramie.StayHGI.com

Holiday Inn of Laramie

204 S. 30th St. • 307-721-9000

• holidayinn.com

Laramie Valley Inn

1104 S. Third 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. • 307-745-8901

• wyndhamhotels.com

Travelodge-Laramie

421 Boswell Dr. • 307-742-3721

• wyndhamhotels.com

VAcATION RENTALS

La Prele Guard Station

2468 Jackson St. • 307-358-4690 • recreation.gov

Mason Loft condo 611 University • 307-742-4266 • laramiemuseum.org

LINGLE

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Pony Soldier RV

2302 A, U.S. 26 • 307-837-3078 • ponysoldierrvpark.com

LOVELL

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Bald Mountain campground

– Bighorn National Forest Hwy. 14A east 33 m. from Lovell • 307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov

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

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Dryhead Ranch

1062 Rd. #15 • 307-548-6688

• dryheadranch.com

TX Ranch Inc

20 Crooked Creek Rd. • 406-484-6415 • txranch.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

The cattlemen Inn

470 Montana Ave. • 307-548-2140

• cattlemeninn.com

Horseshoe Bend Motel

375 E. Main St. • 307-548-2221 • horseshoebendmotel.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

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

• lusktrailmotel.com

LYMAN

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Lyman KOA

126 S. Main St. • 307-786-2188 • koa.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Gateway Inn

106 E. Clark St. • 307-787-3700

• lymangatewayinn.com

MARBLETON

cABINS

Rob’s Roost RV Park

16 E. 3rd St. • 307-276-3611 • facebook.com/RobsRoost

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. • 307-331-2288

• jethospitality.com

MEETEETSE

BED & BREAKFASTS

4 Bears Bed and Breakfast

779 Hwy. 290 • 307-868-2157 • 4bearsbedandbreakfast.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Oasis Motel & RV Park 1702 State St. • 307-868-2551 • ommw.net

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

MILLS

BED & BREAKFASTS

Historic Trails West P.O. Box 428 Mills Way • 307-266-4868 • historictrailswest.com

Travel on an amazing coveredwagon trek and live life on a wagon train, traversing the legendary and historic Oregon, California and Pony Express trails. We have 3-day, 5-day and 7-day treks, 2-hour or 3-hour Dutch Oven treks and 1-day overnights in our American Indian tipis. Ride the wagon or the horses. Hear the stories of how the pioneers made their way into the Wild West.

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

Keyhole Marina & campground

180 Marina Rd. • 307-756-9529 • keyholemarinawyo.com

MOOSE

cABINS

American Alpine club climber’s Ranch

P.O. Box 57 • 307-733-7271 • americanalpineclub.org

Dornans chuckwagon

Spur Ranch cabins

10 Moose St. • 307-733-2522 • dornans.com

McReynolds Blacktail cabins

13040 Antelope Flats Rd. • 307-733-4653 • mcreynoldsblacktailcabins.com

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Lost creek Ranch & Spa

17820 Old Ranch Rd. • 307-733-3435 • lostcreek.com

Moose Head Ranch Hwy. 89 N. • 307-733-3141 • mooseheadranch.com

Triangle X Ranch

2 Triangle X Ranch Rd. • 307-733-2183 • trianglex.com

MORAN

cABINS

colter Bay Tent cabins

100 Colter Bay village Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com

colter Bay Village – Log cabins

100 Colter Bay Village Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com

Luton’s Teton cabins

P.O. Box 48 • 307-543-2489 • tetoncabins.com

Signal Mountain Lodge

Inner Park Rd./Grand Teton National Park • 307-543-2831 • signalmountainlodge.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

colter Bay campground

100 Colter Bay Village Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com

colter Bay RV Park

Jackson Lake Lodge Hwy. 89 • 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 Inner Park Rd. • 307-543-2831 • signalmountainlodge.com

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Heart Six Ranch 16885 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2477 • heartsix.com

Turpin Meadow Ranch 24505 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2000 • turpinmeadowranch.com

RESORTS

Hatchet Resort 19980 E. Hwy. 287 • 307-543-2413 • hatchetresort.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 flat-screen 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 Hwy. 26 & 287 • 866-278-4245 • togwoteelodge.com

MOUNTAIN VIEW

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

country cabins Inn 21 Seventh St. Hwy. 414 • 307-782-7888 • countrycabinsinn.com

NEWCASTLE

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Mallo camp 478 Mallo Rd. • 307-746-4094 • tripadvisor.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

• tripadvisor.com

Mallo Motel

478 Mallo Rd. • 307-746-4094 • tripadvisor.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, a fitness center, a convention space and Grazers Restaurant. Enjoy delicious, fresh, never-frozen burgers and homemade french fries. You’ll love grazing at Grazers! Paid in part by WCTC.

The Pines country Inn 248 E. Wentworth St. • 307-746-4334

• pinescountryinnwy.com

Roadside Motel 1605 W. Main St. • 307-746-3123

• tripadvisor.com

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/ ?rf=113927025302818

VAcATION RENTALS

Little Plum creek Retreat

Plum Creek Rd. • 307-746-4042

• wheretostayamerica.com

PINE BLUFFS

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Pine Bluffs RV Park

10 Paintbrush Rd. • 307-245-3222

• rjourney.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

P.O. Box 768 • 307-367-5300 • blm.gov

Whiskey Grove campground

P.O. Box 220 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.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

P.O. Box 2340 • 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

VAcATION RENTALS

Jackalope Motor Lodge

407 S. Pine St. • 307-200-9642 • jackalopemotorlodge.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

Big Quiet cowboy camping and Lodging

2020 Lane 13H • 307-272-4681

• bigquietcamping.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Americas Best Value Inn – Powell

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

cABINS

Lazy R campground and cabins 652 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 888-655-9284 • lazyrcampground.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Lazy R campground and cabins

652 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 888-655-9284

• lazyrcampground.com

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Double Rafter Ranch

cattle Drives

84 Five Mile Rd. • 307-655-9539

• doublerafter.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Ranchester Western Motel

350 U.S. 14 • 307-655-2511 • ranchesterwesternmotel.net

RAWLINS

cABINS

Rawlins KOA campground

205 E. Hwy. 71 • 307-328-2021 • koa.com

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

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

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

Holiday Inn Express – Rawlins

201 Airport Rd. • 307-324-3760 • ihg.com

La Bella Motel

1819 W. Spruce St. • 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. • 307-327-5151 • wyomingcarboncounty.com

Riverside Garage & cabins

107 Riverside Ave. • 307-327-5361 • riversidegarageandcabins.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

cottonwood cabins

411 1st St. • 307-327-5151 • wyomingcarboncounty.com

VAcATION RENTALS

The cabin at Riverside

205 W. Riverside • 307-760-0017

• thecabinatriverside.com

RIVERTON

cABINS

c&E Hunt club cabins

338 Gas Hills Rd. • 307-463-4481

• cehuntclub.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Jim Moss Arena campground

500 Eight 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

Tomahawk Motor Lodge

208 E. Main St. • 307-856-9205

• tomahawkmotorlodge.us

Wind River Hotel & casino

180 Red Wolf Pl. • 307-856-3964

• windriverhotelcasino.com

VAcATION RENTALS

c&E Hunt club cabins

338 Gas Hills Rd. • 307-463-4481

• cehuntclub.com

ROCK RIVER

cABINS

Longhorn Lodge

362 N. 4th St. • 307-378-2555

• sunburstmercantile.com

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 • economyguestvillage.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

SADDLESTRING

DUDE & GUEST 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

Magee Homestead 6429 WY Hwy. 130 • 307-327-2031

• brushcreekranch.com

Platte River cottages 117 E. Elm St. • 307-321-1658 • airbnb.com/rooms/657369

Rendezvous Lodge in Ryan Park 9 Ryan Park Rd., Hwy. 130 • 307-326-8998 • rendezvouscreekside.com

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

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Deer creek campground

Shoshone National Forest/North Zone

Ranger District • 307-527-6241 • fs.usda.gov

Deer Haven RV Park

706 N. First 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

P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov

Lost creek campground

P.O. Box 249 • 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

2468 Jackson St. • 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 & GUEST RANcHES

Brush creek Luxury Ranch collection

66 Brush Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-327-5284 • brushcreekranch.com

Magee Homestead 6429 WY Hwy. 130 • 307-327-2031 • 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

Platte River cottages

117 E. Elm St. • 307-321-1658 • airbnb.com/rooms/657369

The Riviera Motor Lodge

303 N. 1st St. • 307-326-5651 • therivieramotorlodge.com

Discover a relaxing retreat on the North Platte River in Saratoga. Our renovated guest rooms, riverfront lawn, firepit, communal kitchen and gear garage make it easy for the whole family to unwind in comfort or gear up for adventure. Fishing, snowmobiling and hot springs are all within easy reach. Book your getaway at therivieramotorlodge.com.

Sage and Sand Motel, LLc

311 S. 1st St. • 307-326-8339 • khf333.tripod.com

Saratoga Hot Springs Resort

601 E. Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 • saratogahotspringsresort.com

Snowy Mountain Inn

412 E. Bridge St. • 307-326-5974 • snowymountaininn.com

Wyoming Outdoor Adventures 602 E. Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5153 • wyomingoutdooradventures.com

RESORTS

Brush creek Luxury Ranch collection

66 Brush Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-327-5284 • brushcreekranch.com

Healing Waters Spa at The Saratoga Hot Springs Resort

601 Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 • saratogahotspringsresort.com

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

Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort

601 Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 • saratogahotspringsresort.com

Wyoming Outdoor Adventures

602 E. Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5153 • wyomingoutdooradventures.com

SAVERY

BED & BREAKFASTS

The YL Ranch

34 County Rd. #754 • 307-383-7778

• boyerylranch.com

cABINS

Ladder Ranch

489 Carbon County Rd. #710 • 307-383-2413 • ladderranch.com

The YL Ranch

34 County Rd. #754 • 307-383-7778

• boyerylranch.com

DUDE & GUEST 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

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

The Lodge & Spa at Three Forks Ranch

1445 Carbon County Rd., #710 • 970-583-7396 • threeforksranch.com

RESORTS

The Lodge & Spa at Three Forks Ranch 1445 County Rd., #710 • 970-583-7396

• threeforksranch.com

SHELL

cABINS

Shell campground

102 1st St. • 307-765-9924 • shellcampground.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Shell campground

102 1st St. • 307-765-9924 • shellcampground.com

DUDE & GUEST 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 Big Horn Mountain KOA 63 Decker Rd. • 307-674-8766 • koa.com

Sheridan cottages 145 N. Connor • 307-751-6712

• sheridancottages.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Bramble Motel & RV Park

2366 N. Main St. • 307-674-4902

• facebook.com/bramblemotel

connor Battlefield

State Historic Site

I-90, Exit 9, Ranchester • 307-684-7629 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

Little Goose campground –

Bighorn National Forest

9.3 m. southwest of Big Horn on city 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 • recreation.gov

Prune creek campground –

Bighorn National Forest

26 m. southwest of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov

Ranger creek (Eastside) campground – Bighorn

National Forest

9.3 m. southwest of Big Horn on city 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

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

• wyndhamhotels.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. • 307-763-4414

• thenelsoninn.com

Rodeway Inn & Suites

1704 N. Main St. • 307-672-2439

• choicehotels.com

Sheridan Mill Inn 2161 Coffeen Ave. • 307-672-6401

• sheridanmillinn.com

Trail’s End Motel

2125 N. Main St. • 307-672-2477

• trailsendsheridan.com

VAcATION RENTALS

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

• facebook.com/wagonboxinn

Waldorf A’Story Guest Haus

19 N. Piney Rd. • 307-683-2452

• waldorfastory.com

SUNDANCE

cABINS

Kara creek Ranch

19 Ridge View Dr. • 307-209-4887

• karacreekranch.com

Mountain View RV Park & campground

117 Government Valley Rd. • 307-283-2270

• mtnviewcampground.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

cook Lake campground

Ditch Creek Rd. • 307-283-1361 • fs.fed.us/r2/blackhills/recreation/camping

Mountain View RV Park & campground

117 Government Valley Rd. • 307-283-2270

• mtnviewcampground.com

Reuter campground

Ditch Creek Rd. • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov

Sundance campground and Trailhead

P.O. Box 680 • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Kara creek Ranch

19 Ridge View Dr. • 307-209-4887

• karacreekranch.com

Pheasants on Kara creek

1020 Douglas Rd. • 307-200-8718

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Arrowhead Motel

Budget Host AAA

217 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 St. • 307-703-0131

• bearlodgemountainresort.com

TEN SLEEP

cABINS

Meadowlark Lake Lodge

4700 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-366-2459

• lodgesofthebighorns.com

Ten Sleep Rock Ranch

3278 U.S. 16 • 307-366-2096

• tensleeprockranch.com

Ten Sleep RV Park 98 2nd St. • 307-366-2250

• tensleeprvpark.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 Hwy. 16 E. • 307-366-2541

• circlejretreatcamp.com

Island Park campground –

Bighorn National Forest

20 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16, then 3 m. north on F27 • 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

Lake View Recreation Area

Powder River Ranger District 1415 Fort St. • 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

Meadowlark Lake Lodge

4700 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-366-2459 • lodgesofthebighorns.com

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. 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 & GUEST RANcHES

R Lazy S Ranch

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 W. 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. • 307-739-2675

• jacksonhole.com

Jackson Hole Resort Lodging Old 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

cABINS

cabin creek Inn

211 S. Main St. • 307-883-3262 • cabincreekinn.com

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

U.S. Hwy. 89 and 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

cABINS

Roundtop Mountain Vista cabins & Motel

412 N. 6th St. • 307-369-0900 • rtmvmc.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Eagle RV Park

204 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-5262

• eaglervpark.com

Fountain of Youth RV Park

223 S. 6th St. • 307-864-3265 • foyrv.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

• tripadvisor.com

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. East St. • 307-532-5666 • torringtonwy.gov

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Americas Best Value Inn

1548 Main St. • 307-532-7118 • sonesta.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

Rand creek Ranch

3080 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3200 • randcreekranch.com

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

The Historic UXU Ranch 1710 Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-587-4363 • uxuranch.com

Rand creek Ranch 3080 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3200 • randcreekranch.com

WESTON

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Sweetgrass at Thunderbasin 1408 Rocky Point Rd. • 307-363-3665

WHEATLAND

BED & BREAKFASTS

Shirley’s Bed & Breakfast 1994 Hwy. 34 • 307-332-4568 • airbnb.com/rooms/19357330 cABINS

cottonwood creek Ranch 317 Cottonwood Rd. • 307-358-2033 • cottonwoodcreekranchwyoming.com

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Arrowhead RV camp 2005 16th St. • 307-322-3457 • goodsam.com

Mountain View RV Park 77 20th St. • 307-322-4858 • wheatlandrvpark.com

Wheatland city Park-Lewis Park 600 9th St. • 307-322-2962 • townofwheatlandwy.org

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

cottonwood creek Ranch 317 Cottonwood Rd. • 307-358-2033 • cottonwoodcreekranchwyoming.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Best Western Torchlight Inn 1811 16th St. • 307-322-4070 • bestwestern.com

Wyoming Motel 1103 9th St. • 307-322-5383 • tripadvisor.com

WILSON

BED & BREAKFASTS

Bentwood Inn

4250 Raven Haven • 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

DUDE & GUEST RANcHES

Trail creek Ranch 7100 W. Trail Creek Rd. • 307-690-2610 • trailcreekranch.com

RESORTS

Fireside Resort

2780 N. Moose Wilson Rd., Hwy. 390 • 307-733-1177 • firesidejacksonhole.com

Tammah Jackson Hole Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-200-8782 • tammah.co

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 & GUEST RANcHES

Eatons’ Ranch

270 Eatons Ranch Rd. • 307-655-9285 • eatonsranch.com

WORLAND

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Worland RV Park & campground 2313 Big Horn Ave. • 307-347-2329 • worlandcampground.info

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

comfort Inn

100 North 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

56 S. Boulder Cir. • 307-464-1305 • tripadvisor.com

HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Hank’s Lodge

109 Rampart Dr. • 307-464-1115 • facebook. com/p/Hanks-Lodge-100054606632526

National 9 519 Latigo Dr. • 307-464-1510 • national9wright.com

Wright Hotel

300 Reata Dr. • 307-464-6060 • facebook.com/p/Wright-Hotel-OpenRange-Steakhouse-100063644134646

YELLOWSTONE

NATIONAL PARK

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Indian creek campground

P.O. Box 168 • 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 • 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

YODER

cAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Springer/Bump Sullivan

Wildlife Habitat

CanAm Hwy. • 307-532-3879 • wgfd.wyo.gov

Things to Do

AFTON MUSEUMS

call Air Museum

150 S. Washington Ave. • 307-885-3995 • callairmuseum.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Feathered Hook Outfitters, LLc

1843 Kennington-Burton Lane • 888-FLY-FISH • featheredhook.com

ALADDIN

HISTORIc SITES

Aladdin General Store

3983 Hwy. 24 • 307-896-2226 • facebook.com/AladdinGeneralStore

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Devils Tower Area: SelfGuided Audio Tour WY 24 • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com

ALCOVA

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Alcova Resort, LLc

24025 Lake Shore Dr. • 307-472-6666

• alcovaresort.com

HISTORIc SITES

Mormon Handcart Historic Sites

47600 W. U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-328-2953

• churchofjesuschrist.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

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

PALEONTOLOGY & DINOSAURS

cottonwood creek Nature Trail Country Rd. 407, Kortes Rd. • 307-234-5362 • visitcasper.com

ALPINE

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Non-Typical Outfitters, BG351 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, BG330 Little Greys River outside Alpine • 503-267-9567 • starvalleyoutfitterswy.com

T Lazy T Outfitters, BG134 P.O. Box 3828 • 307-690-2207 • tlazytoutfitters.com

ALTA

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Grand Targhee Resort 3300 E. Skihill Rd. • 307-353-2300 • grandtarghee.com

Teton Backcountry Guides 1110 Alta N. Rd. • 307-353-2900 • tetonbackcountryguides.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Teton Backcountry Guides 1110 Alta N. Rd. • 307-353-2900 • tetonbackcountryguides.com

ARVADA

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Kretschman Outfitters, BG067 1336 Lower Powder River Rd. • 307-736-2327 • gohunt.com

Powder River Breaks Outfitters

P.O. Box 73 • 307-388-0502 • redforkranch.com

Swift creek Outfitters/Teton Horseback Adventures, BG077

Pacific Creek Trailhead off Moran Junction • 307-856-1226 • horsebackadv.com

BAGGS

HISTORIc SITES

Outlaw Stop 115 N. Penland • 307-383-7261 • littlesnakerivermuseum.com

BANNER

HISTORIc SITES

Fort Phil Kearny Museum & Interpretive center

530 Wagon Box Rd. • 307-684-7629 • fortphilkearny.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Story Hatchery & Visitor center 311 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-683-2234 • wgfd.wyo.gov

BEULAH

HISTORIc SITES

Vore Buffalo Jump Old Hwy. 14 • 307-266-9530

• vorebuffalojump.org

BIG HORN

MUSEUMS

Bozeman Trail Museum

335 Johnson St. • 307-674-6363

• sheridanwyoming.com

The Brinton Museum

239 Brinton Rd. • 307-672-3173 • thebrintonmuseum.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Big Horn Mountain Outfitters

P.O. Box 608 • 307-674-4691 • facebook.com/bighornmountainoutfitters

Wyoming High country Lodge

Forest Rd. 13 • 307-529-0914 • wyhighcountry.com

BIG PINEY

MUSEUMS

Green River Valley Museum

206 N. Front St. • 307-276-5343 • grvm.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Blue Sky Sage Horseback Riding Retreats

Sublette Co. Rd. #23-132, the Lander Cutoff, 30 m. south of Boulder • 307-260-7990 • blueskysage.com

c.K. Hunting & Fishing, BG086 904 5th St. • 307-260-6415 • ckhunting.com

BONDURANT

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Little Jennie Ranch

332 Dell Creek Rd. • 307-733-1044 • thelittlejennieranch.com

Meeks Brothers Outfitting, LLc, BG177

P.O. Box 75 • 307-690-0536 • meeksbrothersoutfitters.com

Sleeping Indian Outfitters 14496 Hwy. 191 • 307-733-6740 • facebook.com/SleepingIndianOutfitters

BOULDER

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Boulder Lake Lodge

48 Bridger Dr. • 307-537-5400 • boulder-lake-lodge.com

BUFFALO

GALLERIES

Hitching Post Gallery

51 S. Main St. • 307-684-9473 • hitchingpostgallery.com

Margo’s Pottery & Fine crafts 17 N. Main St. • 307-684-9406 • margospottery.com

Potters Depot, LLc 75 E. Benteen St. • 307-684-4555 • pottersdepot.com

Prosinski custom

Framing & Fine Art

48 S. Main St. • 307-620-4001 • prosinskiphotography.com

Wyoming in color

38 S. Main St. • 307-425-0999 • wyomingincolor.com

HISTORIc SITES

Bozeman Trail Nine Mile Rd. • 307-684-7629 • nps.gov

Mountain Plains Heritage Park

Mountain Plains Heritage Park • 307-285-8590 • visitbuffalowy.com

MUSEUMS

Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum 100 Fort St. • 307-684-9331 • jimgatchell.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

All Around Outfitters, BG017 29405 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-620-0240

• allaroundoutfitters.com

Bear Track Outfitters

8885 U.S. 16 • 307-620-0346 • beartrak.com

Big Horn Outfitters, BG156 181 U.S. 16 • 307-620-0390 • bighornoutfitters.com

Black Tooth Excursions

7 Stage Trail Rd. • 307-217-1140 • blacktoothexcursions.com

Folded Hills Ranch

28759 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-5179 • foldedhillsranch.com

French creek Outfitters, LLc, BG290

2 Westwind Dr. • 307-217-3497 • frenchcreekoutfitterswy.com

G4 Outfitters, BG118 1519 Tipperary Rd. • 307-620-0111 • g4outfitterswy.com

Little Bighorn Outfitters, BG120 28759 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-5179 • littlebighornoutfitters.com

Rock creek Anglers

1301 Rock Creek Rd. • 888-945-3876 • rockcreekanglers.com

South Fork Mountain Lodge

7558 Hwy. 16 W. • 307-267-2609 • lodgesofthebighorns.com

Trails West Outfitters

88 Red Hills Rd. • 307-899-4673 • trailswestoutfitters.com

Triple Three Outfitters, BG030 30 Kolb Dr. • 307-684-2436 • triplethreeoutfitters.com

Ucross Outfitters/The Ranch at Ucross, BG168 145 Chuckwagon Trl. • 307-272-8317 • wyoga.org

RODEOS

Johnson county cowgirls Rodeo 18 Fairgrounds R. • johnsoncountycowgirls.com

Range War Rodeo 18 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-259-9888 • facebook.com/profile. php?id=61573966045995

BUFORD

HISTORIc SITES

Ames Monument State Historic Site I-80, Exit 329, Monument Rd. • 307-777-6323 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

BURLINGTON

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Ranch Soup Guest House 1540 Lane 43 • 307-762-3264 • ranchsoup.com

CARLILE

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Trophy Ridge Outfitters, BG353 17985 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-756-9776 • trophyridgeoutfitters.com

CASPER

BREWERIES

Black Tooth Brewing company 322 S. David St. • 307-577-5460 • blacktoothbrewingcompany.com

Bull Horn Brewing 355 W. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-215-7266 • facebook.com/YellowstoneGarage

cygnet Brewing

613 W. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-452-2739

• facebook.com/p/Cygnet-BrewingCompany-61564981031495

Frontier Brewing company and Taproom

150 W. 2nd St. • 307-337-1000 • frontierbrewingcompany.com

Gruner Brothers Brewing 1301 Wilkins Cir. • 307-439-2222

• grunerbrewing.com

Mountain Hops Brewhouse 612 N. Beverly • 307-337-1052 • facebook.com/MountainHopsBrewhouse

Skull Tree Brewing 1530 Burlington Ave. • 307-277-3764

• facebook.com/SkullTreeBrewing

Stahoo’s Brewery and Taproom 1015 E. C St. • 307-247-0464

• stahoosbrewery.com

Wyoming Ale Works

5900 E. 2nd St. • 307-472-5900

• wyomingaleworks.com

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

307 River Sports 5625 CY Ave. • 307-267-0170

• 307riversports.com

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

Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery center

299 S. Beech St. • 307-235-5247 • thenic.org

HISTORIc 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

National Historic Trails

Interpretive center

1501 N. Poplar St. • 307-265-8030 • nhtcf.org

The Science Zone

111 W. Midwest Ave. • 307-473-9663

• thesciencezone.org

Tate Geological Museum at casper college

125 College Dr. • 307-268-3008

• caspercollege.edu

Werner Wildlife Museum

407 E. 15th St. • 307-235-2108

• caspercollege.edu

Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum

3740 Jourgensen Ave. • 307-472-1857

• wyomilitary.wyo.gov

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

307 River Sports

5625 CY Ave. • 307-267-0170

• 307riversports.com

At Ease Hunting, BG201 3335 Oxcart Ct. • 307-259-1220 • at-easehunting.com

BJ Outfitters

20355 State Hwy. 220 • 307-472-7956 • visitcasper.com

Business class cabs

2377 S. Beverly St. • 307-203-4405 • g.co/kgs/91it6K casper Theater company

740 W. 47th St. • 307-267-7243

• caspertheatercompany.net

cowboy Drifters

18187 W. State Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031

• wyocowboydrifters.com

crandall creek Outfitters

223 N. Durbin • 307-237-8468 • crandallcreekoutfitters.com

Fish Tales Guide Service 3401 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

3780 E. 20th St. • 307-267-2559 • greyreefanglers.com

Live Water Anglers, LLc 724 S. Beech St. • 307-277-0661

• wylivewateranglers.com

Massive Buck Outfitters, BG311 7056 Ridgecrest Dr. • 307-333-3319

• massivebuckoutfitters.com

Platte River Fly Shop

7400 WY 220 • 307-237-5997

• wyomingflyfishing.com

SNS Outfitter & Guide Service, BG001

239 W. 1st St. • 307-266-4229 • huntwyo.com

Sweetwater Outfitters, BG022

P.O. Box 4188 • 307-266-1424 • sweethunt.com

Thunder Ridge Outfitters, BG065 2221 Lexington Ave. • 307-439-3302

• thunderridgeoutfitter.com

Trophy creek Outfitters, BG237 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

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

Wyoming Anglers

Fishing and Fly Shop 5625 CY Ave. • 307-267-5161 • wyominganglers.com

Wyoming Beer Trail 1027 Carriage Lane • 727-599-1523

• wyomingbeertrail.com

Wyoming Fly Fishing 7400 State Hwy. 220 • 307-277-6282 • platteriverguides.com

Wyoming Outfitters & Guides Assoc.

4704 W. Yellowstone • 307-265-2376 • wyoga.org

Wyoming Upland Outfitters

22450 WY 487 • 513-500-7738 • backcountryshorthairs.com

PALEONTOLOGY & DINOSAURS

Tate Dinosaur Safaris

125 College Dr. • 307-268-2447

• caspercollege.edu

RODEOS

central Wyoming Fair & PRcA Rodeo

1700 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-235-5775

• centralwyomingfair.com

college National Finals

1 Events Dr. • 800-442-2256 • cnfr.com

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

casper Theater company

740 W. 47th St. • 307-267-7243

• caspertheatercompany.net

Ford Wyoming center

1 Events Dr. • 800-442-2256 • fordwyomingcenter.com

Wyoming Symphony Orchestra

225 S. David St. • 307-266-1478

• wyomingsymphony.org

CENTENNIAL

MUSEUMS

Nici Self Museum

2734 Hwy. 130 • 307-745-3108

• niciselfmuseum.com

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

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Rock On Wheels

900 E. Lincolnway • 307-637-0020 • rockonwheels.net

HISTORIc SITES

Big Boy Steam Engine 17th Morrie Ave. • 307-638-4357 • cheyenne.org

Governor’s Home

108 W. 27th St. • 307-222-8267 • governorshome.com

Historic Governors’ Mansion

300 E. 21st St. • 307-777-7878 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

Nagle Warren Mansion 222 E. 17th St. • 307-367-3333 • naglewarrenmansion.com

Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility 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 N. 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

Barrett Central Ave., Bldg. 2301 • 307-777-7826 • wyoarchives.org

Wyoming State Museum 2301 Central Ave., Barrett Bldg. • 307-777-7022 • wyomuseum.wyo.gov

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Antelope Butte Outfitters

5611 High Plains Rd. • 520-232-2674

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 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

Milliron T.J. Outfitting, Inc., BG137 1528 TKO, Terry Ranch Rd. • 307-631-8107 • millirontjoutfitters.com

NcAR-Wyoming Supercomputing center 8120 Veta Dr. • 307-996-4321 • nwsc.ucar.edu

Table Mountain Outfitters, BG029 P.O. Box 2714 • 307-632-6352 • tablemountainoutfitters.com

Timberline Outfitters, BG002 9602 W. Milliron Rd. • 307-635-7288 • timberlinehunting.com

US Ghost Adventures P.O. Box 5757 • 307-274-8240 • usghostadventures.com

Wyoming State capitol 200 W. 24th St. • 307-777-7881 • wyomingcapitolsquare.com

RODEOS

cheyenne Frontier Days P.O. Box 2477 • 307-778-7200 • cfdrodeo.com

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

Atlas Theater

201 W. Lincolnway • 307-638-6543

• cheyennelittletheatre.org

cheyenne civic center 2101 O’Neil Ave. • 307-637-6200

• cheyennepresents.com

city of cheyenne Events center 1524 W. Lincolnway • 307-433-0024

• cheyenneiceandevents.com

Mary Godfrey Playhouse 2706 E. Pershing Blvd. • 307-638-6543

• cheyennelittletheatre.org

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.com

CLEARMONT

GALLERIES

Ucross Art Gallery

30 Big Red Lane • 307-737-2291

• ucrossfoundation.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Grizzly Outfitters, BG068

1921 Passaic Rd. • 307-736-2277

• grizzlyoutfitters.net

CODY

BREWERIES

cody craft Brewing

1732 Sheridan Ave. • 307-578-8126

• codycraftbrewing.com

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Sunlight Sports

1131 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-9517

• sunlightsports.com

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

Seidel’s Saddlery

1200 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-1200

• seidelsaddlery.com

Simpson Gallagher Gallery

1161 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4022

• simpsongallaghergallery.com

HISTORIc SITES

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

By Western Hands Museum & Gallery

1007 12th St. • 307-586-1755

• bywesternhands.org

cody Dug Up Gun Museum, LLc 1020 12th St. • 307-587-3344 • codydugupgunmuseum.com

cody Firearms Experience

142 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-586-4287

• codyfirearmsexperience.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 & TOUR GUIDES

307 Outfitters, BG053

351 S. Fork Rd. • 307-272-5915 • 307wyomingoutfitters.com

Airborne Over cody 2834 Big Horn Ave. • 307-899-3659

• airborneovercody.com

Bliss creek Outfitters

145 Rd. 6NS • 307-850-7800 • wyominghorsetrips.com

Boulder Basin Outfitters, BG164 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 craft Brewing

1732 Sheridan Ave. • 307-578-8126

• codycraftbrewing.com

cody Shooting complex 61 County Rd. 7WC • 307-250-4292

• codyshootingcomplex.org

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

Dude Ranchers’ Association 1122 12th St. • 307-587-2339 • duderanch.org

Elk Fork Outfitters

17 Paintbrush Dr. • 307-690-0566

• elkforkoutfitters.net

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

Hidden Treasure charters, LLc

1200 WY 37 • 307-899-1401 • hiddentreasurecharters.com

High country Fly Guides. 2110 Peake Ave. • 505-423-5694

• highcountryflyguides.com

Joyvagen

901 12th St. • 307-527-0640 • joyvagen.com

K Bar Z Guest Ranch & Outfitters, LLc, BG159

3477 Crandall Rd. • 307-587-4410

• kbarzguestranch.com

Lee Livingston Outfitting, Inc., BG020

29 Pack Saddle Trl. • 307-527-7415

• wyomingadventures.com

Lost creek Outfitters, BG281

27 Jim Mountain Dr. • 307-527-6251

• lostcreekoutfitters.com

Majo Ranch, Inc.

4292 S. Fork Rd. • 307-272-8948

• facebook.com/pages/Majo%20 Ranch/134920509894251

Morning creek Outfitting, BG254

10 Creek Lane • 307-587-5343

• wyominghunts.com

North Fork Anglers

1107 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-7274

• northforkanglers.com

Robert Model Outfitters, LLc, BG223

69 Rattlesnake Creek Rd. • 307-587-3620 • mooncrest.com

Sheep Mesa Outfitters, BG149

P.O. Box 1734 • 307-899-5111 • sheepmesaoutfitters.com

Switchback Outfitters, LLc

2832 Chopper Lane • 307-899-1490

• 7dranchoutfitting.com

Tour Yellowstone/Grub

Steak Expeditions, LLc

1107 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-6316

• tourtoyellowstone.com

WY Reel Action Fishing

4122 Barrus Ave. • 307-578-6502

• wyreelactionfishing.com

Wyoming River Trips

233 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-6661

• wyomingrivertrips.com

Wyoming Trout Guides

1210 Sheridan Ave. • 307-578-8217

• wyomingtroutguides.com

RODEOS

cody Nite Rodeo

519 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-5155

• codystampederodeo.com

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Spectacular the Musical

1171 Sheridan Ave., Suite B • 307-527-9973

• codywildwestshow.com

The cody cattle company

1910 Demaris St. • 307-272-5770

• thecodycattlecompany.com

The cody Theatre

1171 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-9973

• codytheater.com

Dan Millers cowboy Music Revue

1601 Stampede Ave. • 307-899-2799

• cowboymusicrevue.com

Rocky Mountain Dance Theatre

2613 Sheridan Ave. Ste. • 307-527-9973

• rockymountaindancetheatre.org

Studio Theatre at ccPA 1527 18th St. • 307-527-7398

• studiotheatreccpa.org

ZIPLINING

Sleeping Giant Ski Area & Zipline

348 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3125 • skisg.com

COLONY

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

colony Outfitters, BG180 36 Dacar Rd. • 307-896-6274

• muleshoeranchinc.com

CORA

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Kendall Valley Lodge 125 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-367-2223

• muleshoeoutfitters.com

Mule Shoe Outfitters, LLc, BG283 125 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-367-2223

• muleshoeoutfitters.com

Wolf Lake Outfitters

P.O. Box 264 • 307-367-6507 • wyohunt.com

CROWHEART

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Bugling Winds Outfitting, BG150 8223 Hwy. 26 • 307-486-2252 • buglingwindsoutfitting.com

DAYTON

HISTORIc SITES

Dayton Mercantile 408 Main • 307-638-3788 • daytonmercantile.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Beaver Trap Outfitters, BG107 P.O. Box 22 • 307-461-0655 • beavertrapoutfitters.com

DEAVER

BREWERIES

Wyoming 310 775 Hwy. 310 • 307-664-2219 • facebook.com/Wyoming310

DEVILS TOWER

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

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 & TOUR GUIDES

Savery creek Outfitters, BG324

P.O. Box 159 • 307-380-7117 • saverycreekoutfitters.com

DOUGLAS

HISTORIc SITES

Ayres Natural Bridge Park 208 Natural Bridge Rd. • 307-358-3532 • conversecountytourism.com

camp Douglas Officers’

club State Historic Site

115 S. Riverbend Dr. • 307-358-9288

• wyoparks.wyo.gov

Fort Fetterman State Historic Site

752 Hwy. 93 Douglas • 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 & TOUR GUIDES

88 Ranch Outfitters, BG152 1937 Ross Rd. • 307-358-5941 • facebook.com/p/88-RanchOutfitters-100064196614195

Box creek Outfitters, DA029 715 N. 5th St. • 307-359-1848 • boxcreekoutfitters.com

LaPrele Flyfishing & Hunting Preserve 1847 B Cold Springs Rd. • 707-373-3571 • wyominghuntingtrip.com

Spearhead Ranch 3493 Ross Rd. • 307-358-3607 • spearheadranch.com

Wagonhound Outfitters, BG063 P.O. Box 1100 • 307-358-9828 • wagonhoundoutfitters.com

RODEOS

Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo 400 W. Center St. • 307-358-2398 • wystatefair.com

DUBOIS

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

crooked creek Guest Ranch 76 Fir Rd. • 307-455-2815 • crookedcreekguestranchdubois.com

cutthroat Fly Shop & Adventures 19 N. 1st St. • 307-455-3468 • cutthroatflyshop.com

GALLERIES

Ramshorn Street’s Art Galleries and Stores Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2556 • duboiswychamber.org

Tom Lucas Western Artist 590 Wood St. • 307-455-2117 • tomlucas.us

MUSEUMS

Dubois Museum 909 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2284 • fremontcountymuseums.com

Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical center 909 W. Ramshorn • 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. 26 • 307-455-3846 • nmmv.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Absaroka Ranch, BG174 306 Dunoir Rd. • 303-503-9591 • absarokaranch.com

chamley Outfitting, LLc, BG074 P.O. Box 987 • 307-851-9872 • wyomingoutfitting.com

continental Divide Dogsled Adventures 4338 U.S. 26 • 307-851-6539 • dogsledadventures.com

cutthroat Fly Shop & Adventures

19 N. 1st St. • 307-455-3468

• cutthroatflyshop.com

National Museum of Military Vehicles

6419 U.S. 26 • 307-455-3846 • nmmv.org

Ram’s Horn Guest Ranch

334 Ramshorn Ranch Rd. • 307-349-3331

• ramshornguestranch.com

Said creek Outfitters & Hunting Adventures, BG244

199 Uphill Rd. • 307-231-2574

• saidcreekoutfitters.com

Stetter Outfitters, BG191

656 Horsecreek Rd. • 307-455-2725

• stetteroutfitters.com

West Wyoming Fly Fishing

3563 U.S. 26 • 801-918-6911 • westwyomingflyfishing.com

Wind River Backcountry Outfitters, BG304

P.O. Box 1323 • 307-455-3111 • windriverbco.com

Wind River Flyfitter

505 W. Ramshorn • 307-206-5808

• windriverflyfitter.com

ENCAMPMENT

MUSEUMS

Grand Encampment Museum

807 Barnett Ave. • 307-327-5308 • gemuseum.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Hanging Bull Lodge

3052 Unit A, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505

• spuroutfitters.com

Spur Outfitters, LLc, BG231

3224 Unit B, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505

• spuroutfitters.com

ETNA

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Jackson Hole Outfitters, BG258

P.O. Box 3209 • 307-699-3541 • jacksonholetrailrides.com

EVANSTON

MUSEUMS

chinese Joss House Museum 920 Front St. • 307-783-6320 • evanstonwy.org

Roundhouse and Railyards

1500 Main St. • 307-783-6306 • visitevanston.com

Uinta county Museum

36 10th St. • 307-789-8248 • uintacounty.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Daniel creek Outfitters

Harrison • 801-541-1227 • danielcreekoutfitters.com

High Uinta Pack Goats 614 Spring Creek Rd. • 307-701-4628 • highuintapackgoats.com

RODEOS

Evanston cowboy Days 122 Bear River Dr. • 307-288-0953 • evanstoncowboydays.com

EVANSVILLE

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

RV Rentals at Sonny’s RVs

5000 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-237-5000 • sonnysrvs.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Heart Spear Outfitters, LLc, BG023

P.O. Box 937 • 307-247-3322 • heartspear.com

RV Rentals at Sonny’s RVs

5000 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-237-5000 • sonnysrvs.com

FARSON

HISTORIc SITES

Pilot Butte Historic Trail Overlook

About 12 m. west of Farson on Hwy. 28 • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com

FORT BRIDGER

HISTORIc SITES

Fort Bridger State Historic Site

3700 I-80 Business Loop • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

Muddy creek Historic Backway Fort Bridger • 307-782-3842 • nsbfoundation.com

FORT LARAMIE

HISTORIc SITES

Fort Laramie Historic Site 965 Grey Rocks Rd. • 307-837-2221 • nps.gov

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Triple creek Hunts, BG133 701 Rd. 90 • 307-837-3023 • triplecreekhunts.com

FORT WASHAKIE

GALLERIES

Gallery of the Wind & Museum

Jct U.S. Hwy. 287/Ethete/Trout Creek Rd. • 307-332-3267 • windriver.org

HISTORIc SITES

Sacajawea’s Gravesite Sacajawea Cemetery • 307-332-5546 • windriver.org

FREEDOM

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Jenkins Hunting camp Box 143 • 307-880-1034 • jenkinshunt.com

GILLETTE

BREWERIES

Big Lost Meadery and Brewery 105 Warren Ave. • 307-670-8100 • biglostmeadery.com

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Rocky Mountain Discount Sports 4706 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-0221 • rocky-mountain-sports.com

Sportsman’s Warehouse 91 Town Center Dr. • 307-622-9100 • storelocator.sportsmanswarehouse.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.

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

7-7 Outdoors, BG035

5797 Vantage Ct. • 307-660-3634

• 7-7outdoors.com

center of the Nation

Outfitters, BG048

101 Hoe Creek Rd. • 307-680-4419 • facebook.com/Center-of-the-NationOutfitters-Bg-048-465342916982492

Durham Bison Ranch Tours 7835 Hwy. 59 • 307-686-0040

• durhambisonranch.com

Gillette Main Street Walking Tour 314 S. Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040

• visitgillettewright.com

Heart X Outfitters 307, BG369 861 Heart Rd. • 307-251-2949

• heartxoutfitters307.com

Miller Outfitting, DA025 2080 Hannum Rd. • 307-660-0960

• facebook.com/p/MillerOutfitting-100069872231889

P cross Bar Trophy Hunts 8586 N. Hwy. 14/16 • 307-660-3519

• pcrossbartrophyhunts.com

Peak Adventures, BG202 113 Todd Rd. • 307-680-6059

• huntthepeak.com

R6 Outfitters, LLc, BG194

1 Borderline Rd. • 307-680-9048

Rawhide creek Outfitters, BG010 1361 Collins Rd. • 307-752-3600

Trophy Specialists Outfitting 3704 Quincy Rd. • 307-660-6412 • gohunt.com

Wildhorse Outfitters, BG354 1715 W. Echeta Rd. • 307-689-8706

• wildhorseoutfitterswy.com

WY Tour Gillette

314 S. Gillette Ave. • 307-224-8887

• travelstorys.com

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

cAM-PLEX Multi-Event Facilities 1635 Reata Dr. • 307-682-0552 • cam-plex.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 & TOUR GUIDES

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 & TOUR GUIDES

High Pine Outfitters, BG141

390 Boxelder Rd. • 307-358-3497 • highpineoutfitters.com

Rough country Outfitters/High country Adventures, BG207 P.O. Box 973 • 307-436-2304 • roughcountryoutfitters.com

PALEONTOLOGY & DINOSAURS

Glenrock Paleontological Museum

506 W. Birch St. • 307-436-2667 • facebook.com/ GlenrockPaleontologicalMuseum

GRANGER

HISTORIc SITES

Granger Stage Station

Historic Site 110 Spruce St. • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.state.wy.us

MUSEUMS

Granger Stage Station

Historic Site

110 Spruce St. • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.state.wy.us

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 & TOUR GUIDES

Let it Fly Hunting club

229 Old Stauffer Rd. • 307-350-2426 • facebook.com/pages/Let-ItFly/262278240479273

Trona Trail: SelfGuided Audio Tour

580 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com

RODEOS

Overland Stage Stampede Rodeo 225 E. Teton Blvd. • 307-872-0514

• cityofgreenriver.org

GREYBULL

MUSEUMS

Greybull Museum

325 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-2444

• greybullwyomingmuseum.org

Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting 521 Greybull Ave. • 307-272-1247

• museumofflight.us

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Diamond Tail Outfitters 3288 Rd. 36 • 307-765-2905 • guidefitter.com

Paintrock Outfitters, Inc., BG028 P.O. Box 509 • 307-899-1162 • paintrock-outfitters.com

Shell Valley Outfitters, BG361

243 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-705-1606

• shellvalleyoutfitters.com

Tangle Ridge Outfitters & Guides, BG097

214 Coyote Dr. • 307-630-6369

• tangleridgeoutfitters.com

WY Tour Greybull

325 Greybull Ave. • 307-224-8887

• travelstorys.com

GUERNSEY

HISTORIc SITES

Fort Fred Steele State

Historic Site

Seminoe State Park • 307-320-3013

• wyoparks.wyo.gov

Oregon Trail Ruts

307-836-2334 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

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/p/Hanna-BasinMuseum-100024269657158

HAWK SPRINGS

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Maximum Waterfowling, LLc

256 Railway St. • 307-409-8010

• maximumwaterfowling.com

HULETT

GALLERIES

Hulett Museum and Art Gallery

115 N. Hwy. 24 • 307-467-5292

• hulettmuseum.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Advantage Outfitters, BG051

P.O. Box 21 • 605-210-2035 • wyadvantageoutfitters.com

Devils Tower Outfitters, BG185

87 Whitetail Creek Rd. • 307-290-2924

• devilstoweroutfitters.com

FAB Ranch Outfitters, DA038 1827 Little Missouri Rd. • 307-467-5588

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, BG276 1550 New Haven Rd. • 307-467-5781

• thomasranchoutfitters.com

Western Gateway Outfitters, BG347

P.O. Box 220 • 605-639-1589 • westerngatewayoutfitters.com

Wyoming Edge Outfitters, DA001 100 Mule Creek Rd. • 307-467-5663

HYATTVILLE

HISTORIc SITES

Medicine Lodge State Archaeological Site 4800 Rd. 52 • 307-469-2234 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

JACKSON BREWERIES

Snake River Brewing co., Inc.

235 S. Millward St. • 307-739-2337

• snakeriverbrewing.com

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Dave Hansen Whitewater Trips

225 W. Broadway • 307-733-6295

• davehansenwhitewater.com

Jackson Hole Shooting Experience

P.O. Box 7927 • 307-690-7921 • shootinjh.com

Jackson Hole Snowmobile Tours

520 N. Cache St. • 307-733-6850

• togwoteelodge.com

Leisure Sports

1075 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-3040

• leisuresportsadventure.com

Scenic Safaris

545 N. Cache #10 in summer/1255 S. Hwy. 89 in winter • 307-734-8898 • scenic-safaris.com

SUPerior Paddlesports

1048A S. Park Loop Rd. • 307-413-6751

• superiorpaddlesports.com

GALLERIES

cayuse Western Americana

255 N. Glenwood Ave. • 307-739-1940 • facebook.com/Cayusewesternamericana center for the Arts

240 S. Glenwood St. • 307-733-4900

• jhcenterforthearts.org

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

125 W. Deloney Ave. • 307-733-2414

• jacksonholehistory.org

National Museum of Wildlife Art

2820 Rungius Rd. • 307-733-5771

• wildlifeart.org

OBSERVATORIES

Snow King Observatory & Planetarium

402 E. Snow King Ave. • 307-201-5464

• snowkingmountain.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

AlpenGlow Tours

1807A Ellingwood Lane • 307-739-1914

• alpenglowtours.com

Ana’s Grand Excursions

1148 W. Hwy. 22 #H5 • 307-690-6106

• anasgrandexcursions.com

Bedroll and Breakfast

Sheffield Creek Rd. • 307-733-5171

• bedrollandbreakfast.com

BrushBuck Guide Services

1116 Maple Way • 888-282-5868 • brushbuckguideservices.com

Buffalo Roam Tours

3065 Blair Dr. #8 • 307-413-0954

• buffaloroamtours.com

Dave Hansen Whitewater Trips

225 W. Broadway • 307-733-6295

• davehansenwhitewater.com

Fish the Fly Guide Service

7255 N. Spring Gulch Rd. • 307-690-1139 • fishthefly.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

Glamping of Jackson Hole

P.O. Box 804 • 307-264-4722 • glampingofjacksonhole.com

Grand Teton Fly Fishing

225 W. Broadway • 307-690-0910

• grandtetonflyfishing.com

Great Western Expeditions

P.O. Box 8918 • 307-222-0412 • greatwesternexpeditions.com

Hidden Basin Outfitters, BG222 Mosquito Creek Rd. • 307-733-7980

• hiddenbasin.com

High Mountain Heli-Skiing

1 Johnny Counts Rd. • 307-690-8310

• heliskijackson.com

Hole Hiking Experience

P.O. Box 7779 • 307-690-4453 • holehike.com

Horse creek Ranch

9548 Henrys Rd. • 307-733-6556

• horsecreekranch.com

Jackson Hole Anglers

990 S. Montana Rd. • 888-458-7688 • jacksonholeanglers.com

Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures P.O. Box 10872 • 307-690-9533 • jhecotouradventures.com

Jackson Hole Fishing Adventures

282 E. Pearl Ave. • 307-690-3289 • jhflyfishing.com

Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School 455 Wister Ave. • 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 P.O. Box 11396 • 307-690-6402 • jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com

Jackson National Fish Hatchery 1500 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-733-2510 • fws.gov

Lewis & clark River Expeditions

335 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-4022 • lewisandclarkriverrafting.com

Mad River Boat Trips 1255 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-6203 • mad-river.com

Mill Iron Ranch, BG061

3495 E. Horse Creek Rd. • 307-733-6390 • millironranch.net

Mountain Mike’s Tours

111 Gill St. • 307-774-1000 • mountainmikestours.com

National Elk Refuge P.O. Box 510 • 307-733-9212 • fws.gov

North Fork Trail Rides

9600 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-699-4415

• northforktrailrides.com

Obsidian Expeditions

265 E. Simpson Ave. • 307-201-0197

• obsidianexpeditions.com

Old Faithful Snowmobile Tours W. Broadway • 307-733-9767 • snowmobilingtours.com

Reel Deal Anglers

1116 Maple Way • 307-413-0669

• reeldealanglers.com

Rendezvous River Sports 945 W. Broadway • 307-733-9999

• jacksonholekayak.com

Sands Whitewater and Scenic River Trips 110 W. Broadway • 800-358-8184

• sandswhitewater.com

Scenic Safaris

545 N. Cache #10 in summer/1255 S. Hwy. 89 in winter • 307-734-8898 • scenic-safaris.com

Snake River Park Whitewater 9705 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-202-5781

• snakeriverwhitewater.com

Spotted Horse Ranch 12355 S. U.S. Hwy. 191 • 307-733-2097

• spottedhorseranch.com

Teton Mountain Bike Tours 15 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-0712

• tetonmtbike.com

Teton Troutfitters, Inc. 10770 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-488-7116

• tetontroutfitters.com

Teton Wagon Train & Horse Adventure 812 Cache Creek Dr. • 307-734-6101

• tetonwagontrain.com

Teton Whitewater 11748 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-2285

• tetonwhitewater.com

Togwotee Adventures 1050 U.S. 89 • 877-864-9683

• togwoteelodge.com

Trophy Mountain Outfitters, BG114 9600 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-7086

• trophymountainoutfitters.com

Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools P.O. Box 7580 • 307-733-1313

• tetonscience.org

Will Dornan’s Snake River Scenic Float Trips 488 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-3699

• jacksonholefloattrips.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

Wyoming Stargazing 1135 Maple Way, Unit 1 • 844-996-7827

• wyomingstargazing.org

Yellowstone Day Tours P.O. Box 571 • 307-201-1499 • yellowstonedaytours.com

Yellowstone Tours From Jackson Hole 1195 Meadowlark Lane • 307-699-7922

• yellowstonesafaritours.com

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

Grand Teton Music Festival

175 S. King St. • 307-733-3050 • gtmf.org

Off Square Theatre company

Black Box Theatre at the Center for the Arts, 265 Cache • 307-733-3021 • offsquare.org

WINERIES & MEADERIES

Jackson Hole Winery 2800 Boyles Hill Rd. • 307-201-1057

• jacksonholewinery.com

JEFFREY CITY

HISTORIc SITES

Oregon Trail Oregon Trl. • 307-322-3014 • wyohistory.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Gold Flakes to Yellowcake Historic Mine Trail 2301 Central Ave. • 800-645-6233

• windriver.org

KAYCEE

HISTORIc SITES

chris Ledoux Park 401 Nolan Ave. • 307-738-2608

• visitbuffalowy.com

MUSEUMS

Hoofprints of the Past Museum 344 Nolan Ave. • 307-738-2381

• hoofprintsofthepast.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Dull Knife Hunting, BG240 2384 Barnum Rd. • 307-738-2247

• redforkranch.com

Forbes Outfitters, BG021 P.O. Box 198 • 307-631-6639

• forbesoutfitters.net

J & J Outfitters, BG099

1898 Mayoworth Rd. • 307-738-2302

• facebook.com/profile. php?id=100063196523351

RODEOS

Kaycee Night Rodeo

603 Nolan Ave. • facebook.com/KayceeNightRodeo

KEMMERER

MUSEUMS

Fossil country Frontier Museum

400 Pine Ave. • 307-877-6551 • facebook.com/Fossil-Country-FrontierMuseum-763935893653493

PALEONTOLOGY & DINOSAURS

Fossil Lake Safari

Farm Field Rd. • 567-367-7457 • fossilsafari.com

Ulrich’s Fossil Gallery

Fossil Station #308 • 307-877-6466 • ulrichsfossilgallery.com

KIRBY

DISTILLERIES

Wyoming Whiskey 120 E. Main St. • 307-864-2116 • wyomingwhiskey.com

LA BARGE

HISTORIc SITES

Names Hill State Historic Site

U.S. Hwy. 189, 6 m. south of La Barge • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

LA GRANGE

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Grassy Knoll Enterprises, 5-83-015-01-8A-02932 1682 Rd. #51 • 602-206-2823 • grassyknollenterprises.com

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

224 Main St. • 307-332-5772

• landerartcenter.com

MUSEUMS

Evans/Dahl Memorial Museum

545 Main St. • 800-768-7743

• waterforwildlife.org

Fremont county Pioneer Museum 1443 W. Main St. • 307-332-3339 • fremontcountymuseums.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Bear Basin Adventures, LLc P.O. Box 962 • 307-840-3579 • bearbasinadventures.com

Dunoir Fishing Adventures, LLc 1405 Goodrich Dr. • 307-349-3331

• dunoirfishing.com

Fremont county Pioneer Museum

1443 W. Main St. • 307-332-3339 • fremontcountymuseums.com

Lander Fly Shop

305 Main St. • 307-438-3439

• landerflyshop.com

Sidetracks

371 Main St. • 307-332-2926

• sidetracksguides.com

Sweetwater Fishing Expeditions

2939 Sinks Canyon Rd. • 307-332-3986

• sweetwaterfishing.com

Turret creek Outfitters, BG187

P.O. Box 415 • 307-349-9905 • turretcreekoutfitters.com

Wind River climbing Guides

960 Lincoln St. • 307-335-3439

• windriverclimbing.com

Wind River Shuttle

P.O. Box 1071 • 307-438-9740

• windrivershuttle.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

Library Sports Grille & Brewery

1622 E. Grand Ave. • 307-742-0500

• library-odwyers.com

GALLERIES

Artisans’ Gallery

217 S. 2nd St. • 307-761-3506 • artisansgallery.business.site

University of Wyoming

Art Museum

2111 Willett Dr. • 307-766-6622 • uwyo.edu

Works of Wyoming

300 S. 2nd St. • 307-460-3304

• worksofwyoming.com

HISTORIc SITES

Wyoming Territorial Prison

975 Snowy Range Rd. • 307-745-6161 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

Explore Wild West history from territorial days to early statehood in one of the oldest buildings in Wyoming. This iconic site once housed “evil doers of all classes and kinds” and was the only prison to hold the notorious outlaw, Butch Cassidy. Exhibits span its vivid history from days as a prison, handmade broom factory and even a dairy barn.

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. • 307-766-5136 • uwyo.edu

University of Wyoming Geological Museum

200 N. 9th St. • 307-766-2646 • uwyo.edu

Wyoming Women’s History House

317 S. 2nd St. • 307-399-9571 • wyomingwomenshistoryhouse.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Deerwood Ranch Wild Horse EcoSanctuary

599 State Hwy. 11 • 307-399-9956 • deerwoodranchwildhorse ecosanctuary.com

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

453 W. University Ave. • 307-399-9464

• highplainsflyfishing.com

Historic Laramie Union

Pacific Train Depot

600 S. 1st St. • 307-399-7345

• laramiedepot.org

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

PLANETARIUMS

Harry c. Vaughan University of Wyoming Planetarium N. 10th St. & E. Fremont St. • 307-766-6506 • uwyo.edu

LOVELL

HISTORIc 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

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Mustang Mountain Vineyard

24 Mustang Mountain Dr. • 307-271-1940

• mustangmtnvineyard.com

Wyoming Eco-tours

Horseshoe Bend Marina, 1200 WY Hwy. 37

• 307-899-1401 • hiddentreasurecharters.com

WINERIES & MEADERIES

Mustang Mountain Vineyard 24 Mustang Mountain Dr. • 307-271-1940

• mustangmtnvineyard.com

LUSK

GALLERIES

Blair Artworks

324 Oil Ave. • 307-340-0092 • facebook.com/BlairArtworks

MUSEUMS

Stagecoach Museum

322 S. Main St. • 307-334-3444 • dooperca.wixsite.com/stagecoachmuseum

MCFADDEN

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Tyler Sims Outfitters, LLc, BG349 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 & TOUR GUIDES

Fiddle Back Ranch, LLc, BG003 372 Rd. 4EU • 307-868-2140 • fiddlebackranch.net

Greybull Valley Trout Guides 71 Coach Rd. • 307-267-4473 • greybullvalleytroutguides.com

Kirwin Ghost Town Adventures P.O. Box 9 • 307-222-3203 • kirwinghosttown.com

Wood River Ranch 1261 Rd. 4DT • 307-868-9111 • woodriverranch.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

DISTILLERIES

Backwards Distilling company

158 Progress Cir. • 307-472-1275 • backwardsdistilling.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Backcountry Hunting Logistics

P.O. Box 656 • 307-262-2779 • 520bhl.com

Backwards Distilling company 158 Progress Cir. • 307-472-1275 • backwardsdistilling.com

cedar Ridge Outfitters

P.O. Box 147 • 307-251-3309 • cedarridgehunting.com

Historic Trails West

6008 Old W. Yellowstone • 307-266-4868 • historictrailswest.com

Wyoming Professional Hunters, LTD, BG183 P.O. Box 1901 • 307-247-6226 • wyomingprofessionalhunters.com

MOORCROFT

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Keyhole Marina & campground 180 Marina Rd. • 307-756-9529 • keyholemarinawyo.com

MUSEUMS

West Texas Trail Museum

100 E. Weston St. • 307-756-9300 • westtexastrailmuseum.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Double A Outfitters, BG102 159 Kanode Rd. • 307-660-0511 • aahunts.com

Four Horse Outfitters, BG327 P.O. Box 566 • 307-689-2865 • fourhorseoutfitter.com

MOOSE

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Snake River Anglers 10 Moose St. • 307-733-3699 • snakeriverangler.com

MORAN

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

castagno Outfitters, BG034 25155 Buffalo Run • 877-559-3585 • castagnooutfitters.com

Headwaters Lodge at Flagg Ranch

100 Grassy Lake Rd. • 307-543-2861

• flaggranch.com

Lander Trails: SelfGuided Audio Tour

27655 U.S. 26 • 307-224-8887

• travelstorys.com

Turpin Meadow Ranch

24505 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2000

• turpinmeadowranch.com

Wilderness Trails, Inc., BG119

Prime locations in Yellowstone Park the Teton Wilderness Area • 307-733-5171 • wildernesstrailsinc.com

MORTON

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Eastern Shoshone

Buffalo Enclosure

U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-231-4299

• easternshoshone.org

NATRONA

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

cowboy country Outfitters of Wyoming, BG291 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, BG328 18177 State Hwy. 220 • 307-797-4432

• lonetreedriftboatrentalan dguideservicellc.com

Wyoming Trophy Anglers

169 Indian Paintbrush St. • 406-498-5608 • wyanglers.com

NEWCASTLE

MUSEUMS

Anna Miller Museum

403 Delaware Ave. • 307-746-4188 • westoncountymuseums.com

OSHOTO

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Open country Outfitters, BG037 2381 D Rd. • 307-467-5678 • opencountryhunts.com

PAVILLION

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Dave Hettinger Outfitting 2153 Missouri Valley Rd. • 307-709-0153 • hettingeroutfitting.com

PIEDMONT

HISTORIc SITES

Piedmont charcoal Kilns Historic Site

I-80, Exit 24, Leroy Rd. • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

PINE BLUFFS

DISTILLERIES

Pine Bluffs Distilling

332 N. Beech St. • 307-245-3000 • pinebluffsdistilling.com

HISTORIc 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

BREWERIES

Wind River Brewing company

402 Pine St. • 307-367-2337 • windriverbrewingco.com

DISTILLERIES

cowboy country Distilling 1 Cobblestone Dr., Hwy. 191 • 307-231-2331 • cowboycountrydistilling.com

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

307 Mercantile 1220 Wilson St. • 307-367-3055 • 307merc@gmail.com

Gannett Sports 1552 W. Pine St., Hwy. 191 • 307-367-6711 • rmhomecenter.com

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 & TOUR GUIDES

Ace in The Hole Outfitters

P.O Box 1971 • 307-413-7748 • aceintheholeoutfitters.weebly.com

Bald Mountain Outfitters, BG364

424 N. Tyler • 307-367-6539 • baldmountainoutfitters.com

Best of the West Outfitters, LLc

366 E. Green River Rd. • 307-221-4752

• bestofthewestoutfitters.com

Black Diamond Outfitting, BG350

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

Rendezvous Anglers

P.O. Box 2199 • 307-360-3939

• rendezvousanglers.com

Thomson Outfitters, BG144

P.O. Box 1595 • 307-367-6507 • wyohunt.com

Two Rivers Fishing co.

232 W. Pine St. • 307-367-4131

• tworiversfishing.com

Western Wyoming Outfitters, BG260

424 N. Tyler • 307-367-6539 • westernwyomingoutfitters.com

Wyoming Fishing company

P.O. Box 2430 • 307-360-3251 • wyofishco.com

POWELL

GALLERIES

Plaza Diane community center of the Arts

211 N. Bent St. • 307-271-1264 • plazadiane.org

HISTORIc 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 & TOUR GUIDES

Agriculture Tours 111 S. Day St. • 307-754-3494 • powellchamber.org

Hidden creek Outfitters, BG041 575 Rd. 11 • 307-899-1355 • hiddencreekoutfitters.com

Ishawooa Outfitters, BG319 543 Lane 1 • 307-254-2547 • ishawooaoutfitters.com

RANCHESTER

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Powder Horn Outfitters, LLc, BG211 P.O. Box 392 • 307-655-9379 • powderhorn-outfitters.com

Tongue River Outfitters, BG163 P.O. Box 21 • 989-233-3642 • tongueriveroutfitters.com

Wyoming’s Finest Outfitters, BG329

187 Early Creek Rd. • 307-751-2297 • wfoutfitter.com

RAWLINS

HISTORIc SITES

Wyoming Frontier Prison

500 W. Walnut St. • 307-324-4422 • wyomingfrontierprison.org

MUSEUMS

carbon county Museum 904 W. Walnut • 307-328-2740 • carboncountymuseum.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

WY Tour Rawlins: SelfGuided Audio Tour

508 W. Cedar St. • 307-224-8887

• travelstorys.com

RELIANCE

HISTORIc SITES

Reliance Tipple Reliance Rd. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com

RIVERSIDE

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Riverside Garage & cabins 107 Riverside Ave. • 307-327-5361 • riversidegarageandcabins.com

RIVERTON

HISTORIc 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

• rivertonchamber.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Art Banner Project 816 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-851-2742 • google.com

c&E Hunt club cabins

338 Gas Hills Rd. • 307-463-4481

• cehuntclub.com

J-Z Outfitters & Wyoming Adventures, BG287 P.O. Box 6176 • 307-851-7757

• jbarzoutfitters.com

Menefee Outfitters, BG060 282 Lost Wells Cir. • 307-851-2903

• menefeeoutfitters.com

Sage Grouse Safari Upland Outfitter 11011 Hwy. 789 • 307-240-0862 • sagegrousesafariuplandoutfitter.com

Wyoming Earth Treasures –Explore Hidden Volcanic Field 201 Burma Rd. • 307-851-7280 • facebook.com/WYEarthTreasures

Wyoming Trophy Hunts, BG182 269 Burma Rd. • 307-850-7703 • wyotrophyhunts.com

ROCK RIVER

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Dodge creek Ranch

402 Dodge Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-322-2345 • huntinfo.com

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

Art Underground Gallery 603 S. Main St. • 307-352-1434 • downtownrs.com

Western Wyoming community college Art Gallery

2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1723

• westernwyoming.edu

HISTORIc SITES

Point of Rocks Stage Station Historic Site Exit 130 off I-80 • 307-332-3684

• wyoparks.wyo.gov

White Mountain Petroglyphs Hwy. 191 N. • 307-352-0256 • blm.gov

MUSEUMS

Natural History Museum

2500 College Dr. • 800-226-1181

• westernwyoming.edu

Rock Springs Historical Museum 211 B St. • 307-362-3138 • rswy.net

Weidner Wildlife Exhibit

2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1600

• westernwyoming.edu

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Explore Rock Springs & Green River Visitor center 1641 Elk St. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com

Flaming Gorge Bus Tour 1641 Elk St. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com

Murals in Downtown Rock Springs 307-382-2538 • explorewy.com

RODEOS

Red Desert Roundup Rodeo

3320 Yellowstone Rd. • 307-389-7074 • rdrrodeo.com

SARATOGA

BREWERIES

Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort

601 Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 • saratogahotspringsresort.com

GALLERIES

Laura M Gallery

102 W. Bridge Ave. • 307-326-8187 • lauram.com

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 & TOUR GUIDES

Brush creek Luxury

Ranch collection

66 Brush Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-327-5284 • brushcreekranch.com

Drift Fly Fishing Guides

P.O. Box 774 • 307-223-2042

• saratogaflyfishing.com

Elk Hollow Lodge

6606 Unit C, Hwy. 130 • 307-327-6505

• spuroutfitters.com

French creek Sportsmen’s club

1016 County Rd. 660 • 307-327-5284

• frenchcreeksportsmensclub.com

Grand Slam Outfitters, Inc., BG025

P.O. Box 767 • 307-326-5035 • grandslamoutfitters.com

Medicine Bow Anglers

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., BG026

P.O. Box 1126 • 970-456-7580 • wyconsafariinc.com

SAVERY

MUSEUMS

Little Snake River Museum

13 Cr. 561 N. • 307-383-7262 • littlesnakerivermuseum.com

SHAWNEE

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

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

201 Broadway St. • 307-655-5658

• 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

HISTORIc SITES

connor Battlefield

State Historic Site

I-90, Exit 9, Ranchester • 307-684-7629 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

Trail End State Historic Site 410 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 171 N. Main St. • 307-675-1150 • museumbighorns.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

American Outfitters, LLc, BG109

70 Lower Prairie Dog Rd. • 307-752-0232 • americanoutfitters.us

Angling Destinations

P.O. Box 845 • 800-211-8530 • anglingdestinations.com

Back country Outfitters, BG057

395 Countant Creek Rd. • 307-751-8784 • facebook.com/wybackcountryoutfitters

Badger creek Outfitters, BG196 730 Harrison St. • 307-751-2129 • badgercreekoutfitterswyo.com

Big Buck Outfitters

P.O. Box 6241 • 307-751-0448

• bigbuckoutfitters.net

Bighorn Mountain Guides

1147 N. Gould St. • 307-751-2787 • bighornmountainguides.com

Black Diamond Byway: Self-Guided Audio Tour 1517 E. 5th St. • 307-224-8887

• travelstorys.com

Dutch creek Outfitters, LLc

317 Wildcat Rd. • 307-752-2877 • dutchcreekoutfitters.com

Great Plains Outfitters, LLc, BG143 P.O. Box 7331 • 307-752-0154 • facebook.com/gpohunts

Nelson Outfitters, BG095 900 Big Goose Rd. • 307-751-2262 • nelsonoutfitters.com

Rangeland Enterprises 394 Beaver Creek Rd. • 307-672-6717 • rangelandhuntingadventures.com

SledWyo 114 E. Ridge Rd. • 307-751-2270 • sledwyo.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

Wyoming Wildlife Outfitters, BG326 2654 W. Loucks • 307-673-0172 • wyomingwildlifeoutfitters.com

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

WYO Theater 42 N. Main • 307-672-9084 • wyotheater.com

SINCLAIR

MUSEUMS

Parco/Sinclair Museum 300 Lincoln Ave. • 307-324-3058 • sinclairwyoming.com

SOUTH PASS CITY

HISTORIc SITES

South Pass city State Historic Site 125 S. Pass Main • 307-332-3684 • southpasscity.org

Women’s Suffrage Pathway Hwy. 28 – m. marker 44 • 307-332-5546 • windriver.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

English Tunnel Mine Tour 125 S. Pass Main St. • 307-332-3684 • southpasscity.org

ST. STEPHENS

MUSEUMS

St. Stephen’s Indian Mission and Heritage center 33 St. Stephens • 307-856-7806 • saintstephensmission.com

STAR VALLEY RANCH

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

UpStream Anglers & Outdoor Adventures 230 Hardman Rd. • 307-690-3183

• upstreamanglers.com

STORY

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Buffalo Mountain Outfitters, BG284 P.O. Box 344 • 307-217-2539 • guidefitter.com

Stone Mountain Outfitters, BG140 P.O. Box 523 • 307-620-0399 • facebook.com/stonemountainoutfitters

SUNDANCE

GALLERIES

1875 Gallery

109 N. 3rd St. • 307-283-3301 • facebook.com/1875Gallery

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Rusted Oak Ranch Outfitters, BG145 50 Silver Creek Rd. • 307-290-2331 • facebook.com/rustedoakranch

Seven J Outfitters, BG531 P.O. Box 569 • 307-283-3443 • sevenjoutfitters.com

Sundance Walking Tour: Self-Guided Audio Tour 309 E. Cleveland St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com

SUPERIOR

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Superior Ghost Town I-80, Exit 122 • 307-362-8173 • superiorwyoming.net

TEN SLEEP

BREWERIES

Ten Sleep Brewing company 2549 Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2074 • tensleepbrewingco.com

MUSEUMS

Ten Sleep Pioneer Museum 436 2nd St. • 307-366-2759 • greenhillswy.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Boxelder Ranch & Outfitting, BG075 2858 Rd. 82 • 307-388-6660 • facebook.com/boxelderranchoutfitting

Downwind Outfitters, BG160 225 Cottonwood St. • 307-272-6038 • facebook.com/profile. php?id=100076827620371

Nowood creek Outfitters, BG245 P.O. Box 362 • 307-431-6815 • nowoodcreekoutfitters.com

TETON VILLAGE

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS

Teton Village Sports P.O. Box 330, Crystal Springs Lodge • 888-734-1507 • tetonvillagesports.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Jackson Hole Aerial Tram 3395 Cody Lane • 307-733-2292 • jacksonhole.com

Snake River Ranch 5700 Snake River Ranch Rd. • 307-733-2864 • snakeriverranch.com

THAYNE

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Wild Man Adventures, BG011 P.O. Box 1332 • 307-368-0780 • wildmanadventures.com

THERMOPOLIS

HISTORIc SITES

Legend Rock Petroglyph Historic Site 538 N. Park St. • 307-864-2176 • wyoparks.wyo.gov

MUSEUMS

Hot Springs county Museum & cultural center

700 Broadway St. • 307-864-5183 • thermopolismuseum.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Big Horn Guide Service 63 Airport Rd. • 307-921-0950 • bighornguideservice.com

Bighorn Drifters

402 S. 5th St. • 307-349-9573

• bighorndrifters.com

Bighorn River Outfitters 214 U.S. Hwy. 20 • 530-521-9901

• bighornriverfishingwy.com

O’Brien creek Outfitters, BG112 114 Meadowlark Lane • 307-921-1505 • obriencreekoutfitters.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

Two Rivers Inn

401 Park St. • 307-864-3499

• tworiversinnwy.com

Wind River canyon

Whitewater & Fly Fishing

210 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-9343

• windrivercanyon.com

PALEONTOLOGY & DINOSAURS

The Wyoming Dinosaur center

110 Carter Ranch Rd. • 307-864-2997

• wyomingdinosaurcenter.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

WYScO Anglers & Outfitters

P.O. Box 441 • 307-431-4650 • wyscoanglers-outfitters.com

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 & TOUR GUIDES

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

RODEOS

Goshen county Fairgrounds

7078 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-532-2525

• goshencounty.org

SHOWS & PERFORMANcES

Torrington cinemas

126 E. 20th Ave. • 307-534-5581 • torringtoncinemaswyo.com

WINERIES & MEADERIES

Pure Wyoming Wine – Table

Mountain Vineyards 5933 Rd. 48 • 307-459-0233 • wyowine.com

WAPITI

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

cody Shuttle Service and Yellowstone Park Tours 17 County Rd. 6 CU • 307-527-6789 • codyshuttle.com

WESTON

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Skyline Outfitters, LLc, BG093 1311 Heald Rd. • 307-682-1546 • skyline-outfitters.com

WHEATLAND

MUSEUMS

Laramie Peak Museum 1601 16th St. • 307-322-3765 • facebook.com/LaramiePeakMuseum

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

cross c Ranch, BG046 98 14th St. • 405-308-5640 • crosscranch.com

Elk Mountain Outfitters, LLc / Wapiti Ridge Ranch, BG162

396 Bluffview Rd. • 307-322-3223

• elkmountainoutfittersllc.com

Timber canyon Ranch Outfitting, LLc, BG110 1380 Sybille Rd. • 307-331-1785 • timbercanyonranchoutfitting.com

Turkey Track Outfitters, BG116 94 Goodrich Rd. • 307-331-2647 • turkeytrackoutfitters.com

WILSON

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Jackson Hole Vintage Adventures 5455 Hwy. 22 • 307-732-2628 • woodboattours.com

Mangis Fishing Guide Service 2265 Coyote Loop • 307-733-8553 • mangisfishingguides.com

Mangis Fishing Guides 3450 Cheney Lane • 307-733-8553 • mangisfishingguides.com

Shoal creek Outfitters, BG314 1825 Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-413-1893 • shoalcreekoutfitters.com

WORLAND MUSEUMS

Washakie Museum and cultural center 2200 Big Horn Ave. • 307-347-4102

• washakiemuseum.org

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

Slick Rock Outfitters, BG090 508 Thorson Rd. • 307-899-4347 • slickrockoutfittersofwyoming.com

Wyoming Mountain Guides 1205 Hwy. 20 • 307-431-1741 • wyomingmountainguides.com

PALEONTOLOGY & DINOSAURS

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

YELLOWSTONE

NATIONAL PARK

EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS Bear Aware, LLc 230 Canyon Village • 406-224-5367

• bearaware.com

OUTFITTERS & TOUR GUIDES

GaperGuide North & South Yellowstone: SelfGuided Audio Tours N. Entrance Rd. • 307-224-8887

• travelstorys.com

Grand canyon Snowcoach

Day Tour – Winter

Xanterra Parks & Resorts • 307-344-7311

• yellowstonenationalparklodges.com

Horseback Riding and Llama

Packing in Yellowstone Xanterra Parks & Resorts • 307-344-7311 • nps.gov

Yellowstone Forever Institute P.O. Box 117 • 406-848-2400 • yellowstone.org

Wyoming Welcome Centers Transformed

Information & Welcome Centers

AFTON

Town of Afton

150 S. Washington • 307-885-2759

• visitaftonwy.com

BASIN

Basin Area chamber of commerce

407 W. C St. • 307-568-3055

• basincc.com

BIG PINEY

Big Piney Marbleton

401 Budd Ave. • 307-276-3554 • bigpiney-marbleton.com

BUFFALO

Buffalo chamber of commerce

Summer Information center

187 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-5544

• buffalowyo.com

Johnson county Tourism Association

55 N. Main St. • 307-684-5544

• buffalowyo.com

CASPER

Visit casper

139 W. 2nd St. Suite 1B • 307-234-5362 • visitcasper.com

CENTENNIAL

centennial Visitor center

Snowy Range Rd. • 307-745-9730

• visitlaramie.org

CHEYENNE

Southeast Welcome center

5611 High Plains Rd. • 307-777-7777

• industry.travelwyoming.com

Visit cheyenne

121 W. 15th St. • 307-778-3133 • cheyenne.org

CODY

Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor center

6 m. west of Cody, on U.S. 16-2014 • 307-527-6076 • bbdvc.com

cody country Visitor center 836 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-2777 • codychamber.org

COKEVILLE

Town of cokeville 110 Pine St. • 307-279-3227 • cokeville.net

DOUGLAS

Jackalope Square

100 S. 3rd St. • 307-358-2950 • conversecountytourism.com

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 1810 S. Douglas Highway, Suite A • 480-205-9879 • visitgillettewright.com

GREEN RIVER

Green River Visitor center 1155 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-5711 • grchamber.com

GREYBULL

Town of Greybull

24 S. 5th St. • 307-765-9431 • townofgreybull.com

HULETT

Hulett chamber of commerce 146 Main • 307-467-5430 • visithulett.com

JACKSON

Jackson Hole/Greater Yellowstone Visitor center N. Cache St. • 307-733-3316 • fws.gov

KAYCEE

Kaycee Area chamber of commerce

100 Park • 307-738-2444 • kayceewyoming.org

LANDER

Lander chamber of commerce

101 N. 1st St. • 307-332-3892 • landerchamber.org

Sinks canyon State

Park Visitor center

3079 Sinks Canyon Rd. • 307-332-3077

• sinkscanyonstatepark.org

Wind River Visitors council

P.O. Box 925 • 307-332-5546 • windriver.org

LARAMIE

Laramie Area Visitor center

800 S. 3rd St. • 307-745-4195 • visitlaramie.org

LOVELL

Lovell Area chamber of commerce

287 E. Main St. • 307-548-7552 • visitlovell.org

LUSK

Lusk Niobrara chamber of commerce

224 S. Main St. • 307-334-2950 • luskwyoming.com

MEETEETSE

Meeteetse Visitor center 2005 Warren St. • 307-868-2454 • meeteetsewy.com

MOORCROFT

Moorcroft chamber of commerce P.O. Box 932 • 307-756-9300 • facebook.com/MoorcroftWY

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-Chamberof-Commerce-120032301069

PINEDALE

Sublette county Visitors center

19 E. Pine St. • 307-367-3419 • visitsublettecounty.org

POWELL

Powell Visitor center

111 S. Day St. • 307-754-3494 • powellchamber.org

RAWLINS

carbon county Visitors’ council

508 W. Cedar St. • 307-324-3020 • wyomingcarboncounty.com

RIVERSIDE

Riverside Visitors center 215 E. Hwy. 70 • 307-327-5600 • wyomingcarboncounty.com

ROCK SPRINGS

Explore Rock Springs & Green River Visitor center 1641 Elk St. • 307-382-2538 • tourwyoming.com

SARATOGA

Saratoga-Platte Valley chamber of commerce

210 W. Elm St. • 307-326-8855 • saratogachamber.info

SHERIDAN

Sheridan Visitor’s center 1517 E. 5th St. • 307-673-7120 • sheridanwyoming.org

SUNDANCE

Sundance Area chamber of commerce P.O. Box 1004 • 307-283-1000 • sundancewyoming.com

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