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 Welcome to Wyoming!
The First Lady and I want to take this
opportunity to welcome you to Wyoming. We
encourage you to use this guide to enhance
your visit and learn about all the incredible
offerings of our state. Wyoming’s iconic
landscapes, unique adventures and welcoming communities
will ensure a memorable visit.
As you will quickly discover, Wyoming’s wide-open spaces
and varied geography mean that every part of our state has
something unique. While Yellowstone, our nation’s first
national park, is celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2022,
you’ll find inspiring views, Western culture and outdoor
adventure in every corner of the 44th state. From the Snowy
Range and Bighorn Mountains to Wind River Country and
the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming’s scenic beauty is unmatched.
Our mountains, rivers, lakes and reservoirs are waiting to be
explored, and our thousands of square miles of public lands
are teeming with wildlife.
While exploring our beautiful state, I encourage you to travel
safely and be mindful stewards for our land, animals, culture
and communities. As we continue our return to normal,
please consider the health and safety of your fellow travelers
and our state’s residents. To preserve our wide-open spaces
and natural landscapes, please be respectful of the regulations
governing Wyoming’s public and private lands.
Whatever your destination, I am certain you will be greeted
with Western hospitality and an experience that will make
you want to return.
Safe travels,
Governor Mark Gordon
WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/ANDY BARDON.
On behalf of all of Wyoming, it is my
privilege to invite you and your family to
safely experience all that this incredible
state has to offer. No state has fewer people
and more room for adventure.
Part of Wyoming’s wild and free spaces is the world’s first
national park: Yellowstone. This year marks 150 years of
inspiring visitors with otherworldly geothermal features,
sprawling alpine lakes, lush meadows and wildlife unique to
the park’s thriving ecosystem. Please help keep this pristine
ecosystem intact for another 150 years by joining us in our
efforts to experience Wyoming responsibly.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, Devils Tower
National Monument, eight national forests and 12 state
parks come together to create some of the most breathtaking
wilderness in the United States. While the outdoors is notable,
it is Wyoming’s pioneering spirit and deep-rooted Western
hospitality that make our destination truly remarkable. Our
guides, ranchers, hoteliers and many others strive to make
your trip safe and memorable.
Our hope is not only for you to enjoy the people and places
that make Wyoming special, but for these parts of our state
we hold so dear to be around for generations to come. This is
why, as you travel throughout our great state, we ask that you
do so responsibly, keeping the health of our natural spaces,
wildlife, residents and fellow travelers in mind. By working
together, we can maintain Wyoming as a source of inspiration
for years to come. You can learn more at wyresponsibly.com.
We cannot wait to welcome you. At the end of your journey,
you will understand why Wyoming is such a special place for
visitors and for those of us who are lucky enough to call this
state home. For now, turn the page and start planning your
trip to Wyoming. We will be waiting.
Diane Shober, Executive Director,
Wyoming Office of Tourism
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 WELCOME WILDLIFE
10 Getting to Know 64 Can You Spot These
table of contents 14
Wyoming
2022 Event Calendar
Wild Wyoming
Residents?
2022 Wyoming Travel Guide
16A Map 65 Supporting
Community Through
WYOMING Guided Hunting Trips
REGIONS
17 21 Getting to Know
FAMILY TRAVEL
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL Wyoming Regions 66 6 Ways to Connect
PARK CELEBRATES ITS 22 Salt to Stone With the Family in
150TH ANNIVERSARY. Road Trip the Cowboy State
Experience this wild geologic and 28 Rockies to Tetons
hydrothermal wonder much as you would Road Trip FOOD & DRINK
have more than a century ago.
36 Park to Park 68 15 Ways to Taste
Road Trip Wyoming’s Unique
66 42 Black to Yellow
Road Trip
Flavors

6 WAYS TO CONNECT WESTERN

WITH THE FAMILY IN NATIONAL WONDERS
THE COWBOY STATE PARKS
71 Best of the West:
Stargazing, wildlife watching, 51 1 Hour, 1 Day Can’t-Miss Rodeos
exploring museums — there are loads or 1 Weekend in 74 Life on the Range:
of ways for loved ones to unplug Yellowstone 5 Reasons to Stay at
and reconnect in Wyoming.
56 How to Spend 1 a Wyoming Dude
Hour or 1 Weekend & Guest Ranch

82 at Grand Teton
National Park
WINTER IN
WINTER, WYOMING-STYLE
58 America’s Backyard: WYOMING
More Things to
There are many wonderful ways to explore Do on Wyoming’s 76 Locals’ Favorite
wintry Wyoming when flakes begin to fall. Public Lands Places to Ski & Ride
Test your skills skiing, snowmobiling, dog 80 Experience the
sledding — or simply soak your worries ADVENTURE Magic of Winter
away in a steaming hot-springs pool. in Yellowstone.
60 Hit the Trail:
Epic Hiking & 82 Winter,
Biking Routes Wyoming-Style
62 Ride, Fish & More:
Unforgettable VISITOR
Outdoor Pursuits DIRECTORY
86 Places to Stay
100 Attractions
109 Visitor Services
111 Indexes

On the Cover
Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park’s
FLICKR/HOWARD MUZIKA.

Midway Geyser Basin. Find more Yellowstone National

Park information on p. 17 and 51–54.

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MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS

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 getting to know WY TIPS
wyoming
The rugged Rocky Mountains meet the
MAKE RESERVATIONS
Most Wyoming campsites
require reservations,
especially during peak
season, May–September.
especially if you’re coming
from sea level. Remember:
Drink plenty of water, go
easy on alcohol and rest for
a day or two before doing
Luckily, there are online anything too strenuous.
majestic High Plains in Wyoming, which reservation systems to help:

JASON LINDSEY; INSTAGRAM/LOLOROOSH; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/PEERASITH PATRICK TRIRATPADOONGPHOL; INSTAGRAM/ISAIAH.ORTIZ_; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/ANDY AUSTIN; GETTY IMAGES/KENNETH CANNING.
travelwy.com/state-park- DRIVE SAFELY
abounds with wild landscapes, wide-open

reservations, recreation.gov
and yellowstonenational
expanses and enduring Western traditions. parklodges.com.
CELL COVERAGE
BYTHE NUMBERS Cell service and bandwidth
are limited in Wyoming’s
more remote areas, so
don’t be surprised if you
can’t receive calls or texts
or access the internet.
Download maps and other
CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT PAGE: JEFF VANUGA; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JESSIE ALLEN; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/MICHAEL GORDON; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/
Always remember to
observe posted speed
limits. Please use pullouts
to watch wildlife, take
pictures and let other cars
pass. Keep in mind that gas
and service stops might
be few and far between,
so fill up when you can.
Find more driving tips
at TravelWyoming.com/
driving.

97,800 SQ. MILES key travel information

before you hit the road.
48 percent of Wyoming’s lands are public.
When exploring the great
outdoors, always tell
someone where you’re
going and when you plan to
return. Disconnecting can be
a good thing, of course, but
only if you’ve planned for it.
WINTER TIPS
When the road’s snowy
and icy, drive slowly, avoid
cruise control, keep your
gas tank full, check your
tires and lights before you
go, and pack emergency
items (like ice scrapers,

450 100 jumper cables, windshield-

wiper fluid, snacks, water
BIRD MAMMAL PACK SMART
and blankets). If you’re
SPECIES SPECIES Wyoming’s wide elevation
range means temperatures
renting a vehicle, an all-
The bison is the state mammal and wheel-drive or four-wheel-
can swing drastically
the meadowlark is the state bird. drive vehicle is helpful.
depending on region and
Highways will shut down for
even time of day. No matter
hazardous winter-driving
the season, plan to dress
conditions, so please check
in easily removable layers
routes before heading out
and bring a water-resistant
and be flexible with travel
jacket. Wear your parka, hat
plans. For up-to-date road

7RESERVATION
and gloves in winter.
LARGEST
TH conditions, dial 511.

RESPECT WILDLIFE
The Wind River Indian Reservation, home to Do not approach animals
Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes, is to take pictures and always
the seventh largest Native American reservation in
remember to be aware of
the U.S. and the only reservation to house two tribes.
your surroundings. Please
don’t feed the wildlife.
BE ALTITUDE READY
Many of Wyoming’s popular
destinations are pretty
PET RULES
Keep your dog on a 6-foot
leash, pack out the poops
and check ahead so you
know where your pup may
or may not be welcome.
Turn to p. 53 and p. 56
to learn about pet rules
at national parks and

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monuments.
PEOPLE PER high up. It may take you a
couple days to acclimate,
1 SQ.MILE
While the state is the 10th largest in the U.S. in
square mileage, it is the least populated, with six
people for every square mile — ensuring there’s Be Flexible & Informed.
plenty of room to roam without the crowds.
Do your research and be flexible with plans.
If a trailhead parking lot is full, have lesser-
known backup options ready. If you plan to camp, understand the
differences between designated and dispersed campgrounds and
pack accordingly. Learn more at TravelWyoming.com/wy-responsibly.

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 IMPORTANT FIRSTS

The Wyoming
Territory approved the first The term “dude Devils Tower
Yellowstone
unconditional law in the U.S. ranch” was coined was designated
was designated
permanently guaranteeing at Eatons’ Ranch in Wolf, America’s first national
America’s first national
women their inherent right to which is the country’s first monument by President
park by President
vote and hold office more than and oldest ranch and still Theodore Roosevelt.
Ulysses S. Grant.
50 years before women could welcomes guests today.
vote and hold office in the U.S.

WYOMING SEASONS AT A GLANCE

SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING

Summer features warm days
and cool nights with low
humidity. The comfortable
temperatures encourage
visitors to partake in activities
in Wyoming’s unspoiled
wilderness, even when the
sun goes down.
Things to Do: Camping under
the stars, hiking, rodeo
watching, horseback riding,
rafting, rock climbing and
experiencing historical sites
and attractions are just a
few options. Learn more at
TravelWyoming.com/summer.
Autumn’s crisp, sunshine-filled
days and color-changing leaves
enhance the beauty of land-
scapes statewide.
Things to Do: Encounter
splendid autumn scenery
while driving scenic byways,
strolling main streets virtually
unchanged since the Old West,
fishing in crystalline alpine
lakes, and hiking and biking on
trails lined with golden aspens.
This shoulder season is also
an excellent time to visit some
of Wyoming’s most popular
attractions. Learn more at
TravelWyoming.com/fall.
Winter temperatures can dip
into the low digits, but the dry
air facilitates perfect, fluffy
snow for skiing and other cold-
weather pursuits.
Things to Do: Go snowshoeing,
cross-country skiing, fat biking,
snowmobiling, ice fishing and ice
climbing — or explore the stun-
ning otherworldly backdrops at
Yellowstone National Park. Learn
more about winter in Wyoming
on p. 82 and at TravelWyoming.
com/winter.
While snowfall is common
through May at higher elevations,
increasingly warmer days make
spring a great time to enjoy many
quintessential winter activities.
Things to Do: Enjoy skiing,
snowshoeing and snowmobiling
(depending on snow conditions).
Since many species of wildlife
migrate to higher elevations in
search of fresh flora in March, April
and May, spring is also a prime
wildlife-watching season. Plus, this
shoulder season is a superb time
to cross some of Wyoming’s most
popular attractions off your bucket
list. Learn more at TravelWyoming.
com/spring.

WYOMING TEMPERATURES
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Cheyenne 40 18 40 19 47 24 55 31 65 40 75 49 83 56 81 54 72 45 59 34 47 24 38 17
Jackson 29 6 33 8 44 19 54 26 64 31 74 37 82 42 81 40 71 32 58 25 39 17 28 7
Casper 35 14 38 16 48 22 57 29 67 37 79 46 88 53 86 51 74 41 59 31 45 22 34 13
Sheridan 35 9 39 12 49 21 58 30 67 38 77 48 88 54 88 51 76 40 61 29 46 18 35 9
Rock Springs 30 13 33 15 44 23 54 29 64 38 75 46 84 54 82 52 70 43 56 32 40 21 30 13

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 WELCOME
129 mi
Bear River Sheridan
national
from
Billings to
Sheridan
107 mi
from
Rapid City
to Devils
1 State Park 6 Welcome
Lovell
parks Powell Sheridan
Tower
& Travel Center,
14
Yellowstone
bighorn Canyon
310
Nat’l Rec. Area
6 Devils
Tower Information I-90 | Exit 23
Nat’l park 2 Cody
Greybull
Devils tower
Nat’l Mon. 4 Center,
14 Evanston, Southeast
Buffalo
Sundance

90
I-80 | Exit 6 7 Wyoming
20

Grand teton Meeteetse 16

Gillette Welcome
Cody Country Center,
191 Nat’l park
Worland
black to yellow 2 Chamber of Cheyenne,
Newcastle Commerce I-25 | Exit 4
25 Visitor Center,
3 Thermopolis
Take U.S.
Dubois
Summit
Jackson
26
20 14/16/20 8 Information
to Cody Center
191 park to park (Seasonal),
26
Star Riverton 3 Jackson Hole Laramie, I-80
Valley
Pinedale Casper & Greater Exit 323
Lander Douglas Lusk Yellowstone
Fort Visitor Center,
89 Salt to Stone 287 laramie I-80 | Exit 104

WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY.

Nat’l to US-191
historic CASPER
25
site
rockies to tetons Northeast
Fossil Butte
Nat’l Mon.189 Wheatland
4 Wyoming
CHEYENNE
CODY
191
Rawlins
Welcome
Kemmerer
Center, Beulah, GILLETTE
80
I-90 | Exit 199 JACKSON HOLE
Rock Springs 80
1 90 mi
Green Saratoga 8 LARAMIE
River 5 Pine Bluffs
Evanston
from
Salt Lake City
to Evanston
Flaming Gorge
Laramie
Cheyenne Pine Bluffs
5 Information RIVERTON
Nat’l Rec. Area
7
Center, ROCK SPRINGS
I-80 | Exit 401
106 mi
from
Denver to SHERIDAN
Airports 8 Welcome Centers Cheyenne

100 mi

See p. 109 for all Welcome Center information.

PLANYOURTRIP
AIRPORTS flights are subject to change. Jackson WYOMING
Hole Airport is closed April–June 2022 WELCOME CENTERS
Nearly all Wyoming airports — for renovations, though dates are subject
including those in Casper, Cody, Discover friendly information specialists,
to change; visit jacksonholeairport.com
Gillette, Jackson, Laramie, Riverton, interactive displays, photo ops, free maps
for updates.)
Rock Springs and Sheridan — offer and more at eight Welcome Centers — all
direct flights to and/or from Denver DRIVING RESOURCES available at state entry points — to help
and Salt Lake City. Nonstop service make your Wyoming visit the vacation
For driving tips, up-to-date road of a lifetime. Hours of operation vary by
to and from Jackson Hole Airport
conditions and other transporta- location and season. Check out a list and
increases during the summer months
tion resources, check the Wyoming map of locations on this page (above) and
and ski seasons with direct flights
Department of Transportation’s website find out more at TravelWyoming.com/
from Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Los
at wyoroad.info, call 888-996-7623 or welcome-centers..
Angeles, Minneapolis, Newark, New
download the Wyoming 511 app. Turn to
York City (JFK), Washington, D.C.,
p. 10 for helpful hints that'll help you stay
San Francisco, Denver and Seattle. (All
safe on the road, especially in winter.

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 EVENTS

JUNE

Lilac Days
Basin
JUNE 3–5, 2022

2022 event calendar College National

Finals Rodeo
Find a full list of events at TravelWyoming.com/events.
Casper
JUNE 12–18, 2022

Woodchoppers
Jamboree
Encampment
JUNE 17–20, 2022

Chugwater Chili Cookoff

Chugwater
JUNE 18, 2022

Lovell Mustang Days

Lovell
JUNE 19–25, 2022

Eastern Shoshone Indian

Days Powwow
Fort Washakie
JUNE 23–26, 2022

WYOMING BREWERS FESTIVAL

1838 Mountain Man
Rendezvous
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Riverton
Events may be canceled or postponed due to circumstances related to COVID-19. Please
research before you go and keep alternative activities in mind as you plan your trip. JUNE 29–JULY 3, 2022

Chris LeDoux Days

JANUARY Sheridan WYO MAY

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Winter Rodeo Kaycee
Saratoga Lake Ice Old West Days
Fishing Derby Sheridan Jackson
JUNE TBA, 2022

Saratoga FEB. TBA, 2022 MAY 29–30, 2022

Flaming Gorge Days
JAN. 15–16, 2022
MARCH Green River
Eatons’ Horse Drive
Pedigree® Stage World Championship Sheridan
JUNE TBA, 2022
Stop Race Snowmobile Hill Climb
MAY TBA, 2022
Jackson to Evanston Jackson Fossilfest
JAN. 28–FEB. 5, 2022 MARCH 24–27, 2022 Kemmerer
ElkFest
JUNE TBA, 2022
Jackson
FEBRUARY Wild West Wine Fest
MAY TBA, 2022
Sundance Winter Sheridan Wyoming Brewers
Festival Festival
MARCH TBA, 2022 Depot Days
Sundance Cheyenne
Cheyenne
FEB. 19, 2022 Ceili at the Roundhouse JUNE TBA, 2022
Celtic Festival MAY TBA, 2022

Pinedale Winter Carnival Evanston JULY

Museum of the Mountain Cody Stampede Rodeo
Pinedale MARCH TBA, 2022 Man Living History Days
FEB. 19–21, 2022 Cody
Pinedale
JULY 1–4, 2022
MAY TBA, 2022

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 EVENTS

Laramie Jubilee Days National Day of the

Laramie American Cowboy
JULY 2–10, 2022 Meeteetse
JULY 23, 2022
Pioneer Days Rodeo
Lander Antelope Butte
Summer Festival
JULY 3–4, 2022
Shell

Old-Fashioned Fourth JULY TBA, 2022

of July
Fort Laramie The Legend of Rawhide
JULY 4, 2022 Lusk
JULY TBA, 2022
Gold Rush Days @climbersfestival
South Pass City Longmire Days INTERNATIONAL CLIMBERS' FESTIVAL

JULY 8–10, 2022 Buffalo

SEPTEMBER
JULY TBA, 2022
Green River Fort Bridger Mountain
Rendezvous Days Man Rendezvous
Oyster Ridge
Pinedale Music Festival Fort Bridger

JULY 8–10, 2022 Kemmerer SEPT. 2–5, 2022

JULY TBA, 2022

Riverton Rendezvous Don King Days &
Balloon Rally World Championship
Wyoming’s Big Show Blacksmiths Competition
Riverton Rock Springs
Sheridan
JULY 8–10, 2022 JULY–AUG. TBA, 2022
SEPT. 4–5, 2022

Central Wyoming Fair AUGUST

& Rodeo Labor Day Celebration
Steinley Cup Meeteetse
Casper Microbrew Festival
JULY 8–16, 2022 SEPT. 4–5, 2022
Saratoga
AUG. 13, 2022
International Day Homesteader Days
Festival
Rock Springs River Festival @officialcnfr
Powell COLLEGE NATIONAL
JULY 9, 2022 Green River FINALS RODEO
SEPT. 10, 2022
AUG. 19, 2022
Sheridan WYO Rodeo DECEMBER
Sundance Beer Festival
Sheridan Beartrap Summer WinterFest
Sundance
JULY 12–17, 2022 Festival Rawlins
SEPT. 10, 2022
Casper DEC. 9–12, 2022
International AUG. TBA, 2022
Climbers’ Festival Fall Arts Festival
New Year's Eve
Lander Wyoming State Fair
Jackson Buck & Ball
JULY 14–17, 2022 SEPT. TBA, 2022 Gillette
Douglas
DEC. 31, 2022
AUG. TBA, 2022
National High School OCTOBER
Rodeo Finals WYO Film Festival Downtown Holiday
Riverfest
Gillette Sheridan Ice Fest
Casper
JULY 17–23, 2022 OCT. 7–9, 2022 Gillette
AUG. TBA, 2022
DEC. TBA, 2022
Cheyenne Frontier Days The Wyoming Frontier
Cheyenne Prison Haunted
Halloween Tours
JULY 22–31, 2022
Rawlins
OCT. 28–29 & 31, 2022

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DOUGLAS
GLENROCK
AND Wyo.

Trains
The Douglas Railroad
Museum & Visitor Center is
housed in the historic FE
& MV Railroad Passenger
Request Depot. The building is
a FREE listed on the National
Converse Historic Register and

OPEN
County is surrounded by seven
Activities historic railcars, including
Guide
the Chicago Burlington
on our
website!
and Quincy Railroad 4-8-4
Steam Locomotive #5633.
FULL
History
Rodeo Glenrock’s Deer
Creek Museum
Douglas is home to the and Douglas’
Wyoming State Fair and Wyoming Pioneer
many other rodeo and Museum are
Western events! treasure troves of
Western history.

Natural Bridge & Dinosaurs

From the beautiful Ayres Natural Bridge Park to
the Glenrock Paleontological Museum, you’ll find
an array of fun, interesting & educational things to
do in Converse County.

ConverseCountyTourism.com
 Wyoming’s Scenic Byways
NO MATTER WHERE YOU’RE HEADED, IT’S EASY TO TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE.
Oregon Trail
14 Historic Byway
212

Lovell 11 58 miles
2
89
Dayton
Powell Sheridan From Guernsey to the

191
8 ALT

14

Greybull
Shell
14
3 Wyoming–Nebraska border
 HIGHLIGHTS:  Follows the route
14 Cody 14
Waipiti Sundance traversed by Oregon Trail trav-

15
Buffalo
elers; historical sites like Fort
7 Hyattville

Ten
16
90
Gillette

116
Laramie and
Register Cliff
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Alpine the Bighorn Mountains
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 HIGHLIGHTS:  Travels
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From Encampment to Baggs From Newcastle to the From Cody to the Beartooth 27 miles rock formations and
Wyoming–South Dakota Scenic Highway crimson-hued mesas
 HIGHLIGHTS:  Battle Pass From Burgess Junction
border to Lovell
ghost town and Battle Lake;  HIGHLIGHTS:  Crosses the
Star Valley
stunning fall foliage  HIGHLIGHTS:  Western gateway
to the Black Hills; historical
Shoshone National Forest
through the Absaroka
 HIGHLIGHTS:  Sights of 13,000-
foot peaks and the Bighorn
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68 miles  HIGHLIGHTS:  Sprawling Star
Bridger Valley Cloud Peak Mirror Lake
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Valley and Snake River Canyon;
beautiful wildflowers in the
border in Park County to Red
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 HIGHLIGHTS:  Panoramas of
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and Shell Falls
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Big Spring  HIGHLIGHTS:  Flaming Gorge town and Muddy Creek (once
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corridors; breathtaking views
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by settlers in the mid-1800s;
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 JEFFREY CITY E-6 RT
CITIES YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL FORESTS
KAYCEE F-3 BY
AFTON A-5 SS Canyon A-1 NP Ashley National Forest B-8 SS
KELLY A-3 SS
ALADDIN I-1 BY Lake B-1 NP Bighorn National Forest E-2 BY
KEMMERER A-7 SS
ALBIN I-8 PP Madison Junction A-1 NP Black Hills
KINNEAR D-4 RT I-1 BY
National Forest
ALCOVA F-5 PP Mammoth Hot Springs A-1 NP
KIRBY D-3 PP
Bridger-Teton
ALPINE A-4 SS Norris Junction A-1 NP A-5 SS
LA BARGE B-6 SS National Forest
ALTA A-3 SS Old Faithful A-2 NP Medicine Bow-Routt
LA GRANGE I-7 PP F-8 RT
ALVA I-1 BY Silver Gate B-1 NP National Forest
LANDER D-5 RT
ATLANTIC CITY D-6 RT Tower Junction B-1 NP Shoshone National Forest B-1 BY
LARAMIE G-8 RT
BAGGS E-8 RT W. Thumb A-2 NP Targhee National Forest A-3 SS
LINGLE I-6 PP
BANNER F-1 BY Thunder Basin
LOVELL D-1 BY H-3 PP
BAR NUNN F-5 PP STATE PARKS National Grassland
LUSK I-5 PP Uinta-Wasatch-Cache
BASIN D-2 BY Bear River A-8 SS
LYMAN B-8 SS A-8 SS National Forest
State Park
BEDFORD A-5 SS
MANDERSON D-2 BY
BEULAH I-1 BY
Boysen
D-4 RT NATIONAL PARKS
MARBLETON B-5 SS State Park
BIG HORN F-1 BY Grand Teton
MEDICINE BOW G-7 RT Buffalo Bill A-3 NP
C-1 BY National Park
BIG PINEY B-5 SS State Park
MEETEETSE C-2 BY Yellowstone
BOULDER B-5 SS Curt Gowdy A-1 NP
MIDWEST G-4 PP H-8 PP National Park
State Park
BUFFALO F-2 BY
MILLS F-5 PP
Edness K. Wilkins
BUFORD H-8 RT
MOORCROFT H-2 BY State Park
G-5 PP NATIONAL
BURNS I-8 PP
MOOSE A-3 NP Glendo MONUMENTS
H-5 PP
CASPER G-5 PP State Park Devils Tower
MORAN JCT. A-3 NP H-1 BY
CENTENNIAL G-8 RT Guernsey National Monument
MOUNTAIN VIEW A-8 SS H-6 PP
State Park Fossil Butte
CHEYENNE H-8 PP A-7 SS
NEWCASTLE I-3 BY Hawk Springs State National Monument
CHUGWATER H-7 PP I-7 PP
OTTO D-2 BY Recreation Area
F-1 BY
CLEARMONT
PAVILLION D-4 RT Hot Springs
D-3 PP NATIONAL
State Park
CODY C-2 BY
PINE BLUFFS I-8 PP RECREATIONAL
COKEVILLE A-6 SS
PINE HAVEN H-2 BY
Keyhole
State Park
I-2 BY AREAS
CORA B-5 SS
PINEDALE B-5 SS Seminoe Bighorn Canyon
F-6 RT D-1 BY
CROWHEART C-4 RT State Park National Recreation Area
POWELL D-1 BY
DANIEL B-5 SS Sinks Canyon Flaming Gorge
RANCHESTER E-1 BY C-5 RT B-8 SS
State Park National Recreation Area
DAYTON E-1 BY
RAWLINS E-7 RT
DIAMONDVILLE A-7 SS
RECLUSE G-1 BY
DIXON E-8 RT STATE NATIONAL SITES/
RELIANCE C-7 SS
DOUGLAS H-5 PP HISTORIC SITES HISTORIC SITES
RIVERSIDE F-8 RT
DUBOIS B-3 RT Fort Laramie
RIVERTON D-5 RT Fort Bridger State
A-8 SS National I-6 PP
EDEN C-6 SS Historic Site
ROCK RIVER G-7 RT Historic Site
EDGERTON G-4 PP Fort Fetterman Heart Mountain
C-7 SS H-5 PP C-1 BY
ROCK SPRINGS State Historic Site Relocation Center
ELK MOUNTAIN F-7 RT
SARATOGA F-8 RT Fort Fred Steele Medicine Wheel
ENCAMPMENT F-8 RT F-7 RT
SAVERY E-8 RT State Historic Site National Historic E-1 BY
ETHETE D-4 RT Fort Phil Kearny Landmark
SHELL E-1 BY F-2 BY
A-8 SS State Historic Site National
EVANSTON A-3 SS
SHERIDAN F-1 BY Elk Refuge
Historic Governors’
EVANSVILLE G-5 PP Mansion State I-8 PP
SHOSHONI D-4 RT National Bighorn
FARSON C-6 SS Historic Site B-3 RT
SINCLAIR F-7 RT Sheep Center
FORT LARAMIE I-6 PP Independence Rock National Historic
SMOOT A-5 SS F-6 PP
State Historic Site Trails Interpretive G-5 PP
FORT WASHAKIE D-5 RT SOUTH PASS CITY C-6 RT Legend Rock State Center
FRANNIE D-1 BY D-3 PP
STAR VALLEY RANCH A-5 SS Petroglyph Site National Museum
A-3 SS
FREEDOM A-4 SS Medicine of Wildlife Art
STORY F-1 BY
Lodge State E-2 BY Seedskadee
GILLETTE H-2 BY
SUNDANCE I-2 BY Archaeological Site National B-7 SS
GLENDO H-5 PP Wildlife Refuge
SUPERIOR C-7 SS Register Cliff
H-6 PP
GLENROCK G-5 PP State Historic Site
TEN SLEEP E-2 BY
GREEN RIVER C-7 SS Piedmont
TETON VILLAGE A-3 SS Charcoal Kilns A-8 SS
GREYBULL D-2 BY State Historic Site
THAYNE A-5 SS
GROVER A-5 SS Quebec 01 Missile SS SALT TO STONE
THERMOPOLIS D-3 PP Alert Facility State H-7 PP
GUERNSEY H-6 PP RT ROCKIES TO TETONS
TORRINGTON I-6 PP Historic Site
HANNA F-7 RT PP PARK TO PARK
TURNERVILLE A-5 SS South Pass City
C-6 RT
HARTVILLE I-6 PP State Historic Site BY BLACK TO YELLOW
UPTON I-2 BY
HAWK SPRINGS I-7 PP Trail End State NP NATIONAL PARKS
WAMSUTTER D-7 RT F-1 BY
Historic Site
HOBACK JCT. A-4 SS
WHEATLAND H-6 PP Wyoming Pioneer WYOMING AIRPORTS
HUDSON D-5 RT H-5 PP
WILSON A-3 SS Memorial Museum
HULETT I-1 BY Wyoming Territorial CLOSED DURING WINTER
WORLAND D-2 BY
Prison State H-8 RT WYOMING
HYATTVILLE E-2 BY
WRIGHT H-3 BY Historic Site
WELCOME CENTERS
JACKSON A-4 SS *For a full list of Wyoming State
Historic Sites, visit wyoparks.wyo.gov/
statehistoricsites.

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& connect Recharge in the vast beauty of Wyoming away from the crowds and
surrounded by adventure. The choices are endless – float the river, go
cliff diving, bike through the countryside, or walk the paths of pioneers.
Awaken your senses with two beautiful state parks, five inviting small
towns, sparkling lakes, and breathtaking views. There’s plenty of room
Wyoming’s to connect to your next adventure in Wyoming’s Platte County.

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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
CELEBRATES 150 YEARS.
In 1872, wonderful Wyoming wasn’t even
a state. Yet Americans already revered the
region for its grand geologic and hydro-
thermal gems — and created the world’s
first national park to protect it. And, from
there, the idea of national parks took off.
Fast forward to 2022, and Yellowstone
National Park is turning the big 1-5-0.
That means generations of visitors have
oohed and aahed over the world’s greatest
collection of bubbling hydrothermal
features, like geysers. They’ve also reveled in
FROM TOP: FLICKR/ESTHER LEE; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/ADAM JONES; INSTAGRAM/WALKWITHAUSTIN; INSTAGRAM/DYDOESIT.
Yellowstone’s towering peaks, deeply carved
valleys and all the furry and feathered crit-
ters that live there — including magnificent
woolly bison and memorable sightings of
America’s fiercest carnivores, like roaming
grizzly bears, cougars and wolves.
And here’s the clincher: What we experi-
ence there today is more or less the same as
what our great-grandparents experienced
100 years ago. Yellowstone enables us to
see what wild lands are like — as they once
were and how they’ll always be — and this
makes the national-park concept shine.
A MONUMENTAL IDEA
The rationale behind claiming Yellowstone
as a national park was, funnily enough,
based on the landscape being impractical
for agriculture and mineral development.
And, in the late 1800s, those who came
West did so to get rich off the region’s
seemingly endless natural resources.
However beautiful, Yellowstone is first
and foremost a huge volcanic crater filled
with lava. The railroad industry saw it
YELLOWSTONE CELEBRATES 150 YEARS
from a different perspective, however — if
Yellowstone was even half as magical as
everyone was saying, they’d make a fortune
bringing people there to see it.
Indeed, protecting Yellowstone’s vast land-
scape — 96 percent of which is found within
Wyoming's borders — created numerous
benefits over the years. It helped kickstart
the science of ecology, encouraged conser-
vation of the world’s most beautiful places
and inspired generations of Americans to
fall in love with the untamed world.
YELLOWSTONE’S
SUSTAINABILITY
EFFORTS
Whether you’re here
for a day or a week,
there are numerous ways you
can help keep it pristine and be a
responsible traveler, like carpooling,
properly sorting your waste and fol-
lowing park signage. Learn all about
Yellowstone’s sustainability efforts
at yellowstonenationalparklodges.
com/sustainability.
@walkwithaustin
@dydoesit
Learn more about 150 years at
Yellowstone at nps.gov/yell.
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10 DAYS
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CARBON
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wild
Wyoming adventure awaits in Carbon
County’s rugged Western towns. Start
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west toward Rawlins, with stops along
the way to soak up the area’s must-sees.
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1day | BAGGS,DIXON & SAVERY
Your road trip begins along the Colorado–Wyoming border as
you travel through three charming towns steeped in frontier
history — Baggs, Dixon and Savery. Pause for Wild West lore
at Baggs Outlaw Stop and the Little Snake River Museum
before continuing on the Battle Pass Scenic Byway for winding
roads and breathtaking terrain. If you’re feeling thirsty, mosey
on over to The Cowboy Inn or the Dixon Club for a refreshing
adult beverage. When it’s time to retire, you’ll have everything
you need at Dixon Motel & Club. Or, if your schedule is loose:
Ranch life calls for an extended stay at Ladder Ranch or Boyer
YL Ranch, where you’ll horseback ride, fish and hike through
Wyoming’s scenic Little Snake River Valley.
2days | ENCAMPMENT & RIVERSIDE
Found along the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range,
Encampment and Riverside offer a double-dose of outdoorsy bliss
for the adventure-loving traveler. Stop for Grand Encampment
Museum’s ranching relics, rugged views of Medicine Bow National
Forest (enjoyed best on foot along a section of the Continental Divide
Trail) and the Thomas Edison marker that looks over brilliantly blue
Battle Lake along the Battle Pass Scenic Byway. Feeling hungry?
A ginormous bacon burger with avocado and crispy fries at Bear
Trap Cafe & Bar will soothe your empty tum. For sweet dreams and
lots of rustic allure, stay at the Cottonwood Cabins or Lazy Acres
Campground, RV Park & Motel. Or, tack on some extra vacation days
at A Bar A Ranch, a nearly 100,000-acre cattle and guest ranch along
the banks of the North Platte River.
3days | SARATOGA
Known just as much for its blue-ribbon trout fishing as it is for its
toasty mineral hot springs, Saratoga is a nature-lover’s paradise
cradled by the massive peaks of the Snowy and the Sierra Madre
mountain ranges. You’ll love this laid-back town for its easy access
to all the things you love to do in Wyoming, like hiking, camping,
hunting, snowmobiling and so much more. Stop to enjoy downtown
Saratoga’s unspoiled charm, then take a steamy soak in Hobo Hot
Springs or go fly-fishing along the Upper North Platte River — where
you just might spot a bald eagle. For some much-needed calories
after a day spent outdoors: You’ll delight in heavenly hand-tossed
pasta at Bella’s Bistro or high-quality comfort food served with
unique whiskeys at Firewater Public House. Then rest your head at
Saratoga Hot Springs Resort or Hotel Wolf. Both offer one-of-a-kind
Western history and delicious on-site restaurants.
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1day | ELK MOUNTAIN

As the northern gateway to the Snowy Range,
Elk Mountain is a perfect place to pause for
a day of tranquility. Found at the base of its
namesake — the more than 11,000-foot-high
Elk Mountain — this tucked-away locale got
its start in the mid-1800s as a stage stop along
the Overland Trail. You’ll love Elk Mountain
Museum’s quirky local collections, plus the
ample wildlife along the rugged and rolling
Pass Creek Road. Be sure to savor the big,
juicy steaks at the Historic Elk Mountain Hotel
Restaurant before retreating to your room just
a few steps away.

1day | HANNA & MEDICINE BOW

Founded originally to serve miners and locomotives, the
towns of Hanna and Medicine Bow will appeal to the historian
and nature lover alike. You’ll revel in the expansive sage-brush
flats — and might see a nimble pronghorn (or three). Tour
the Hanna Basin Museum and the Medicine Bow Museum for
Western treasures, then head out for some fly-fishing along
the cascading Medicine Bow River for trophy-sized rainbow
and brown trout. After a day on the go, you’ll appreciate
hearty saloon fare and a room for the night at The Historic
Virginian Hotel.

PLAN YOUR TRIP

Head to WyomingCarbonCounty.com for
the most up-to-date travel information
as you map out your road trip!
2days |
SINCLAIR & RAWLINS
Once a remote and rowdy railroad stop, Rawlins —
along with nearby Sinclair — delivers a welcoming,
Old West atmosphere and lots to do. You’ll love
Seminoe State Park’s otherworldly grandeur, down-
town Rawlins for dining and shopping (take a walking
tour for historic insight), Rochelle Ranch Golf Course’s
rolling greens and The Wyoming Frontier Prison’s
colorful criminal stories. Make stops for cheesy enchi-
ladas at Rose’s Lariat and savory steaks at the Aspen
House Restaurant, then pull over for the night at one of
Rawlins’ numerous hotels and motels.

Rawlins | Sinclair | Saratoga | Encampment | Riverside | Hanna

Medicine Bow | Elk Mountain | Baggs | Dixon | Savery

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Road Trip Stops — learn more about these attractions on the following pages:

P. 22 Those traveling P. 28 Frontier, women’s P. 36 Follow the Park to P. 42 Admire some of P. 51 Located in
northward from Salt suffrage and Native Park Highway, a popular the state’s most iconic northwest Wyoming,
Lake City across American history come early 1900s auto route geologic features in Yellowstone and Grand
Wyoming’s southwest to life for visitors on a connecting 12 national the Black to Yellow Teton national parks
corner to Yellowstone road trip through the parks in the West, to region as you venture are home to amazing
will encounter a bounty Rocky Mountains to explore Wyoming’s from northeast geothermal features,
of Western-rooted the Teton Range capital city, state parks Wyoming’s Black Hills the rising snow-covered
small towns and natural in the Rockies to and charming towns in to Yellowstone. peaks of the Teton
treasures in the Salt to Tetons region. the Park to Park region. Mountains and some of
Stone region. America’s most diverse
ecosystems.

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ROUTE B GREEN RIVER GREEN RIVER ROCK SPRINGS FARSON

Visitor Centers
• Evanston • Jackson • Rock Springs
• Green River • Pinedale • Star Valley

Salt to
State Parks & National Forests
• Ashley National Forest • Uinta-Wasatch-Cache
National Forest
• Bear River State Park

stone
• Bridger-Teton National Forest

Yellowstone
Road Trip National Park

BRidGeR-TeToN NATioNAL FoResT

@wsu1
Welcoming small towns brimming with local flavor Teton
Village
and stretches of unscathed wilderness await visitors
G
traveling from Salt Lake City into southwest Wyoming
n Jackson
and northward to Yellowstone. The Salt to Stone region
is a colorful adventureland waiting to be discovered
by road trippers. Trace the footsteps of mountain men
and women, discover dreamy vistas by foot, bike or
car — and tour museums and attractions that showcase M FARsoN MeRCANTiLe
Western culture at its finest. Star Valley L Pinedale
F Afton
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STARTING POINT ROUTE A: eVANsToN doWNToWN VisiToR CeNTeR | ROUTE B: FLAMiNG GoRGe NATioNAL ReCReATioN AReA
RoUTe A (FRoM eVANsToN)
Roundhouse & Rail Yards
A Evanston
Evanston is home to one of the only remaining complete
roundhouses on the old Union Pacific line between
Omaha and Sacramento. This historical building —
used by railroads to store and service locomotives —
has a turntable that is still operational.
Fort Bridger state Historic site
B Fort Bridger
Several restored buildings highlight the history of this
19th-century fur-trading post, a vital supply stop for
wagon trains traversing the Oregon, California and
Mormon trails. Tour the reconstructed trading post
and museum.
Fossil Butte National Monument
C near Kemmerer
Colorful geologic formations rise about 1,000 feet above
Twin Creek Valley and possess some of the world’s best-
preserved fossils, including those of fish, insects, plants,
reptiles, birds and mammals.
Fossil Country Frontier Museum
D Kemmerer
A sampling of annual exhibits at this hidden gem
includes a replica coal mine, bootlegging stills and wine
presses, along with a preserved footprint belonging to a
THe NATioNAL hadrosaurid (otherwise known as a duck-billed dino).
MUseUM oF
WiLdLiFe ART
star Valley scenic Byway
E This picturesque 80-mile stretch of Highway 89
starts at the Idaho-Wyoming border, climbs up Salt
Canyon and Salt River Pass and descends into sprawling
and verdant Star Valley. Then the route continues
through the quaint communities of Smoot, Afton, Grover,
Thayne and Etna before reaching Alpine and ending at
the Lincoln County line in Snake River Canyon.
intermittent spring
f Afton
Known as the “spring that breathes,” the Intermittent
Spring near Afton is one of only three periodic springs
in the world that flows on predictable intervals. To get
there, head east on Second Avenue in Afton and hike
the short trail along Swift Creek.
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
G Teton Village
FLAMiNG GoRGe
NATioNAL Ride the tram in Teton Village up 4,139 feet to
ReCReATioN AReA
unparalleled wraparound views of Bridger-Teton
National Forest and Grand Teton National Park.
Find more along the salt to stone route at
TravelWyoming.com/salt-to-stone.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: ERIC WUNROW; INSTAGRAM/WSU1; GETTY IMAGES/
TIM SCHOFIELD; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; FLICKR/UWEXTENSION CT.
STOP 7 END
TETON VILLAGE YELLOWSTONE
JACKSON NATIONAL PARK
South Entrance
RoUTe B (FRoM GReeN RiVeR)
Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area
H near Green River
Named for the landscape’s natural kaleidoscopic hues,
207,636-acre Flaming Gorge is a land of living color.
The reservoir is perfect for boating, fishing and kayaking,
and the whimsical rock formations that frame the water
change colors and perspective with varying sunlight.
seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge
i Green River
More than 220 bird species inhabit Seedskadee
National Wildlife Refuge, which protects 27,230 acres
of riparian, wetland and upland shrub habitats along
the Green River. Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles,
trumpeter swans, moose and mule deer, or guarantee
yourself wildlife spectacles within the refuge’s family-
friendly welcome center.
Western Wyoming Community College’s
j Natural History Museum
Rock Springs
Check out pottery made by early inhabitants, fossils
of fish and reptiles, and other prehistoric artifacts. Then,
wander over to the Weidner Wildlife Museum to see
nearly 125 taxidermy specimens from around the world.
Farson Mercantile & ice Cream shop
k Farson
Whether your flavor of choice is butter pecan or mint
chocolate chip, a stop at Farson Mercantile — home of the
“Big Cone” — for a scoop (or three) is a must. The crowd-
pleasing pit stop also serves pizza, coffee and sandwiches.
The Museum of the Mountain Man
l Pinedale
The fur-trade era comes alive through period artifacts
and authentic reproductions. Exhibits include an exact
replica of an 1800s Sioux lodging and a life-size grizzly-
bear-attack diorama — featuring frontiersman Hugh
Glass and inspired by the 2015 movie “The Revenant.”
Green River Lakes & squaretop Mountain
m near Pinedale
A pair of sparkling green-blue lakes in the Bridger-Teton
National Forest, Green River Lakes boast awe-inspiring
vistas of the Wind River Range’s photogenic 11,695-foot
Squaretop Mountain.
The National Museum of Wildlife Art
n Jackson
The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson has
more than 5,000 works of art representing animals from
around the world, including pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe,
Andy Warhol and John James Audubon. An additional
bonus: It has incredible views of the National Elk Refuge.
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ore Incredible Stops GRANiTe HoT spRiNGs @pychap

M iN THe
ADDITIONAL
SALTREGION
TO STONE IDEAS
• World’s Largest • Pitchfork
Elkhorn Arch Fondue Western
Afton Cookout
Pinedale
• Delish Donuts
piedmont Charcoal Kilns state Historic site & Coffee • Skyline Drive
Admire three well-preserved 30-foot charcoal kilns built Alpine Scenic Loop
Pinedale
in 1869 to supply charcoal to the iron-smelting industry • Green River
in Evanston. Valley Museum • Bitter Creek
Big Piney Brewing
@kris_kumar Rock Springs
• Chinese Joss
House Museum • Flaming Gorge
Evanston Bus Tour
Rock Springs
pilot Butte Wild Horse scenic Loop Tour • Granite Hot
Springs • Killpecker
Cruise this 24-mile-long route from Rock Springs to Green
Jackson Sand Dunes

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: INSTAGRAM/KRIS_KUMAR; FLICKR/PYCHAP; INSTAGRAM/HMANLIC; INSTAGRAM/FREDPFLUGHOFTPHOTOGRAPHY;

River for views of Pilot Butte Rock Formation and the town near Rock
• National Elk
of Rock Springs, along with the chance to spot wild horses. Springs
Refuge

FLICKR/JIMMY EMERSON, DVM; INSTAGRAM/CHRISTINE.ADVENTURING. BACKGROUND: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY.

@christine.adventuring Jackson • Jackson Hole
Mountain Resort
• The Wort Hotel Via Ferrata
Jackson
Teton Village
Rock springs Main street • Cowboy Country
Stroll this charming spot for mouth-watering meals, Distilling
cute mom-and-pops and a streetscape reminiscent Pinedale

of the olden days.

@Jimmy emerson, dVM

Fremont Lake
Go kayaking, boating, fishing, sailing or stand-up
paddleboarding at glistening Fremont Lake near
Pinedale, or head to Sandy Beach, a popular spot for
sunbathing and swimming on the lake’s southeast shore.
@fredpflughoftphotography
The Million dollar Cowboy Bar
Discover the storied past of a famed Jackson watering
hole (established 1937), where you can sip a local brew
on bar stools made from genuine saddles and kick up
your heels to live music six days a week.
@hmanlic
explore a Less-Traveled
Mountain Range.
Since the Wyoming Range isn’t as
well-known as the neighboring
Wind River or Teton mountains, it’s
one of western Wyoming’s best-kept
secrets and offers access to equally
spectacular alpine scenery. Hike a
portion of the 70-mile Wyoming
Range National Recreation Trail or
fish for brown, cutthroat and rainbow
trout along the Green River. In the
winter, the snow-cloaked range is
a haven for snowmobilers. Trails
and recreation opportunities can be
accessed from Big Piney and Pinedale.

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of Time
Some of the best-preserved fossils in the
world. Fossil Butte National Monument.
Dig-your-own fossil quarries. The first-
ever J.C. Penney store. A triangle-shaped
park. A century old bar. Plenty of small
town charm. Discover this lesser-known
destination just a few hours from
Wyoming’s national parks.

KEMMERER ・ DIAMONDVILLE

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Pinedale, WYoming
400 C Street
Rock Springs
307.362.6212
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ROAD TRIP LARAMIE ENCAMPMENT SARATOGA RAWLINS

Visitor Centers
• Dubois • Rawlins
• Lander • Riverton

Rockies to
• Laramie • Saratoga

State Parks &

National Forests

tetons
• Boysen State Park
• Medicine Bow-Routt
Yellowstone National Forest
National Park
• Seminoe State Park
• Shoshone
Road Trip National Forest
• Sinks Canyon State Park

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Those pining for epic outdoor pursuits will find plenty to do on a Dubois K

road trip through the Rocky Mountains to the Teton Range in the Wind River Indian
Reservation
Rockies to Tetons region, where the beauty of the Snowy, Medicine Bow,
Seminoe and Wind River mountain ranges heighten the scenery. Immerse j
yourself in nature through activities like rock climbing, hiking and biking, and
Riverton I
delve into Native American, women’s suffrage and frontier history.
Lander H

South Pass City G

@visit.casper
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SOUTH PASS
LANDER RIVERTON
CITY
sTARTiNG poiNT: sUMMiT iNFoRMATioN CeNTeR, LARAMie
Wyoming House
A for Historic Women
Laramie
See exhibits on Louisa Gardner Swain — the
first woman in the world to vote under the
Wyoming Territory law granting women the
right to vote and hold office — and 12 other
local women who paved the way in the
women’s suffrage movement.
@joeywyoming Wyoming Territorial prison
B state Historic site
GRANd eNCAMpMeNT MUseUM
Laramie
This historical site is rich with tales of
“violent and desperate outlaws,” the
most famous of which was Butch Cassidy.
Browse exhibits on the penitentiary’s
prisoners and how it became a center
for agricultural experimentation for the
University of Wyoming.
Albany Lodge
C Laramie
Flanked by the Snowy Range, Laramie
Plains and Medicine Bow National Forest,
this lovingly restored 1907 hotel and cafe is
a terrific home base for adventures in the
surrounding wild lands.
Grand encampment Museum
WYoMiNG FRoNTieR pRisoN D Encampment
Wander through more than a dozen
Find more along the Rockies to preserved historical buildings furnished
with artifacts showcasing the history of
Tetons route at TravelWyoming.
the timber, mining and agricultural industries
com/rockies-to-tetons.
of the Upper Platte Valley at the turn
of the 20th century. Don’t miss the
two-story outhouse.
six Mile Gap Fishing
E near Saratoga
The North Platte River near Saratoga has
multiple coveted fishing sections, including
the Six Mile Gap — known for supplying
Rawlins a bounty of trophy trout. Join other eager
F anglers on the banks of the river on your
own or connect with a local guide and
outfitter. Find one starting on p. 100.
Saratoga
E k
C The world’s largest wintering herd of bighorn
B A
D Laramie
Encampment
Start
eNd poiNT: YeLLoWsToNe NATioNAL pARK soUTH eNTRANCe
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: JASON HATFIELD; INSTAGRAM/JOEYWYOMING;
ERIC LINDBERG; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; INSTAGRAM/VISIT.CASPER.
STOP 8 END
YELLOWSTONE
DUBOIS NATIONAL PARK
South Entrance
Wyoming Frontier prison
f Rawlins
More than 13,500 people were incarcerated
at the “Old Pen” during its 80 years of
operation, including 11 women. Tour the
prison, built in 1901 just three blocks off
Main Street, to gain insight into its
fascinatingly dark past.
Women’s suffrage pathway
G near South Pass City
Drive the Wyoming Women’s Suffrage
Pathway, a 19-mile segment of Highway
28 southwest of South Pass City. The 1860s-
era mining town is where Esther Hobart
Morris served as justice of the peace and
became the first woman to hold political
office in the U.S.
Lander Bar
H Lander
Originally opened as a saloon in 1908, the
bar served as a hotel, brothel and boarding
house — among other things — before it was
turned back into a saloon. Order a whiskey
or craft beer, the perfect thirst quenchers
after a day of rock climbing at nearby Sinks
Canyon State Park.
Wind River Hotel & Casino
i Riverton
Learn about the past, present and future
of the Northern Arapaho tribes who
reside on the Wind River Indian Reservation
in the establishment’s Northern Arapaho
Experience Room and try your luck at
the casino.
Wind River indian Reservation
J driving Tour
This self-guided tour of the Wind River
Indian Reservation takes visitors to sites
significant to the history and culture of
the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho
tribes who call it home, including the grave
of Chief Washakie, the last chief of the
Shoshone tribe.
National Bighorn sheep Center
Dubois
sheep roams this remote area. Stop by the
National Bighorn Sheep Center to view
exhibits about the majestic mammals and set
up a guided or solo tour to see them in their
natural habitat.
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ore Incredible Stops THe JUiCeRY

M iN THe

ROCKIES TO TETONS REGION

ADDITIONAL
IDEAS
• Nici Self • American
Historical Heritage Center
Museum Laramie
Centennial
Vedauwoo Campground & Recreation Area • Coal Creek
• Rustic Pine Coffee
Ascend some of Wyoming’s best rock-climbing routes and
Tavern Laramie
slumber under the stars at Vedauwoo in Buford, known to Dubois
• Laramie Plains
the Arapaho Indians as “Land of the Earthborn Spirit.”
• Svilar’s Bar & Museum
@airstreamscenes Dining Room Laramie
Hudson
• Shogunz Pizza
• The Juicery Rawlins
Medicine Bow National Forest Lander
• Firewater

INSTAGRAM/RANCHMAMA; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; FLICKR/BRENDAN BOMBACI. BACKGROUND: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY.
Uncover glacier-fed lakes, wildflower-speckled meadows • Shoshone Rose Public House
and the Snowy Mountains’ sky-tickling peaks in the Casino Saratoga
Lander
Medicine Bow National Forest near Laramie — loved • Historic
by locals for its scenic hiking and backpacking trails. • Wild Iris Wolf Hotel
@Brendan Bombaci Climbing Area Saratoga

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: INSTAGRAM/AIRSTREAMSCENES; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM;
near Lander
• South Pass City
• Abraham Lincoln State Historic
Museum of the American West Memorial Site
Monument South Pass City
Check out a pioneer village featuring authentic Old West
near Laramie
buildings, view exhibits highlighting the history of central • Wind River
Hotel & Casino
Wyoming and watch Native American dances at the
Riverton
Museum of the American West in Lander.

saratoga Hot springs Resort & spa

experience the Beauty
Prepare for some serious pampering at Saratoga Hot Springs, of Wild Mustangs.
where you can lounge in intimate, covered pools and a
One of three wild horse eco-
70-foot natural hot-springs pool; or enjoy two free soaking
sanctuaries in Wyoming, the Wind
options at Platte River-side Hobo Hot Springs in Saratoga.
@ranchmama
River Wild Horse Sanctuary is
situated on the Wind River Indian
Reservation. Learn about the
National Museum of Military Vehicles importance of horses to the culture
Tour an expansive Dubois museum filled with hundreds and traditions of Native Americans
of restored military vehicles, naval vessels, artillery pieces and the history of wild horses in
and aircraft — some dating back as early as 1897. Exhibits North America. Schedule a guided
showcase how the vehicles were used in war and remember tour of the working ranch to see the
the bravery of American service members. majestic animals up close.

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CHEYENNE, WYOMING
cfdrodeo.com
800-227-6336
Wyoming Starts Here
Experience what it was like for the wranglers,
gunslingers, and pioneers of yesteryear while
having some good old-fashioned western fun
in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Stories of the outlaws,
gunfights, and saloons of the Wild West, plus
historic locomotives and a slew of museums,
are sure to enthrall the whole family. Add in
plenty of exciting outdoor excursions and
one-of-a-kind experiences and you’ll be living
the legend.

Cheyenne.org
 Discover
Laramie Plains Museum

Experience
Vee Bar Guest Ranch

Adventure
Medicine Bow
National Forest

Relax
Hilton Garden Inn
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Visitor Centers
• Casper • Pine Bluffs
• Cheyenne • Thermopolis

Park to
• Chugwater • Torrington
• Douglas • Wheatland
• Lusk

park
State Parks &
National Forests
• Curt Gowdy • Hawk
State Park Springs
State
• Edness K.
Recreation
Wilkins
State Park
Area Yellowstone Road Trip
• Hot Springs National Park
• Glendo
State Park
State Park
• Shoshone
• Guernsey
National
State Park
Forest

TABLe MoUNTAiN ViNeYARds

K Thermopolis

L
Follow the Park to Park Highway — a popular early 1900s auto route
connecting 12 national parks in the West — to discover road trip stops
too special to ignore, from Wyoming’s lively capital city to quaint small
towns that move at a refreshingly slower pace. Drop a line in one of the
West’s most renowned fishing destinations, revel in prehistoric and natural
wonders, and pick up perfect Wyoming mementos — like cowboy boots and Casper I
local wine — to remember your journey.

Alcova J

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Terry Bison Ranch Resort
a Cheyenne
Climb aboard a custom-built train for a
ride out to the middle of the working ranch’s
bison herd and bite into the Senator’s
Steakhouse’s juicy bison burger, voted
the Best Bison Burger in Wyoming by
USA Today’s 10Best.
GUeRNseY sTATe pARK
Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility
b state Historic park
near Cheyenne
Visit the world’s only easily accessible
Peacekeeper Missile Alert Facility and get
an idea of what life was like for the well-
oiled teams that worked here during Cold
War times — from 1962, when it was built,
through the beginning of the 21st century.
Fort Laramie National
C Historic site
near Guernsey and Torrington
Tour restored buildings at the largest military
@therandomrover
post on the northern plains at Fort Laramie
TeRRY BisoN RANCH ResoRT
National Historic Site, a former 1834 private
fur-trading station turned military post to
protect trail travelers.
Table Mountain Vineyards
D near Torrington
Table Mountain Vineyards’ “pure Wyoming
wine” is concocted from all-local ingredients.
Make an appointment to stop in for sips of
their semi-sweet Cowgirl Blush or the tart
H G Cherry Rush.
Douglas
Guernsey state park
E K
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: TABLE MOUNTAIN VINEYARDS; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM;
F Glendo Guernsey
Explore historical structures built by the
Guernsey Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s,
E
INSTAGRAM/THERANDOMROVER; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; CHIP KALBACK.
including a museum located at the top
C
of a cliff that gives way to expansive views
of a sparkling reservoir.
Glendo state park
D F
Torrington Glendo
Sparkling Glendo Reservoir attracts boaters,
water skiers, swimmers and anglers. Keep
your eyes peeled for encampment rings and
other artifacts left by Native American tribes
who once inhabited the area.
B Find more along the park to park route
at TravelWyoming.com/park-to-park.
Cheyenne
A geology along the way.
Start
eNd poiNT: YeLLoWsToNe NATioNAL pARK eAsT eNTRANCe
STOP 8 END
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
East Entrance
Jackalope square
G Douglas
According to legend, the jackalope was born
in Douglas when two brothers mounted a
jackrabbit’s body with deer antlers at their
taxidermy shop. Pose with the 8-foot statue
of the creature at Jackalope Square. Don’t
forget to tag #ThatsWY!
Ayres Natural Bridge
H Douglas
Discover a 100-foot-long natural rock arch
spanning La Prele Creek west of Douglas.
This oasis has a short trail that leads to
a view of the “bridge” from above, as
well as picnic tables that offer a break
from the road.
Lou Taubert Ranch outfitters
i Casper
This downtown Casper institution has
supplied locals and visitors with boots, hats
and other Western essentials since 1919. With
more than 10,000 pairs of boots in stock,
you’re sure to find the perfect fit.
Miracle Mile Fishing
J near Casper and Alcova
Portions of the North Platte River that
flow through the region — including the
Miracle Mile system between the Pathfinder
and Seminoe dams — abound with brown,
rainbow and cutthroat trout. Connect with
a local outfitter to boost your chances of
reeling in the ultimate catch.
Wyoming dinosaur
Center & dig sites
Thermopolis
Hundreds of displays and more than
30 mounted skeletons tell storied tales
of Wyoming’s prehistoric past. See the
Archaeopteryx specimen — one of only
10 in the world — or opt for a dig-site tour,
where you can dig for fossils yourself.
Wind River Canyon
L near Thermopolis
Travel through time on the Wind River
Canyon Scenic Byway in Thermopolis to
catch glimpses of Wind River Canyon’s
2,500-foot, pink-hued rock walls, which date
back to the Precambrian period, as well as
bighorn sheep and other wildlife. Keep an
eye out for signage highlighting the canyon’s
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ore Incredible Stops BACKWARds disTiLLiNG CoMpANY

M iN THe

PARKREGION
TO PARK
ADDITIONAL
IDEAS
• Martin’s Cove • Wyoming State
Historic Site Museum
Alcova Cheyenne
Cheyenne’s Union pacific depot
• Backwards • Douglas Railroad
Stroll the museum inside the Union Pacific Depot, Distilling Museum
once one of the most significant passenger depots in Company Douglas
the American West, to dive into the history of the Tasting Room • Princess Theatre
Casper
railroad and those who helped build it. Douglas
@dasaudi84 • Fort Caspar • Wyoming Pioneer
Museum Memorial
Casper
Museum
Chugwater Chili • Nicolaysen Art Douglas

Sample the zesty creations of Chugwater Chili in Chugwater, Museum • Paleon Museum
Casper
known for its legendary chili-spice recipe and as the makers Glenrock

of a variety of other delicious products, including red- • Historic • Legend Rock

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: INSTAGRAM/DASAUDI84; JONATHAN PHILLIPS; INSTAGRAM/WGRAY430; INSTAGRAM/SPOOKYANIMALLOVER;

Governor’s Petroglyph Site
pepper jelly and steak rub.
Mansion near Thermopolis

WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM. BACKGROUND: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY.
Cheyenne
• One Eyed
• The Metropolitan Buffalo Brewing
Downtown Company
National Historic Trails interpretive Center
Cheyenne
Thermopolis
Step back in time to understand the hardships and victories
• Cheyenne Botanic • Bread Doctor
of those who ventured west in the 1800s on the Oregon,
Gardens Torrington
Mormon, California and Pony Express trails at the National Cheyenne
Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper. • Windy Peaks
• Wyoming State Brewery &
Capitol Steakhouse
Cheyenne
Wheatland

oregon Trail Ruts state Historic site

View wagon tracks left by Oregon Trail travelers at the
Oregon Trail Ruts State Historic Site near Guernsey, then
head 2.5 miles east to Register Cliff to see where emigrants
carved their names and travel dates.
@spookyanimallover
Wyoming Whiskey
Sip bourbon prepared from locally grown ingredients at
Wyoming Whiskey in Kirby, where a guided distillery tour
offers insight into their processes, from the milling of grain
to distillation in their custom copper still.
@wgray430
Add some Western Flair
to Your Wardrobe.
Merlin’s Hide Out in Thermopolis
crafts exquisite coats, hats, rugs
and more from prime buffalo hides
and other animal furs. The shop is
celebrated for its eco-friendly tanning
practices and even created custom fur
jackets for the 2015 Western thriller
“The Hateful Eight.”

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 ALCOVA RESORT
AND MARINA
Wyoming’s Premier Lakeside Resort
ADVENTURE STARTS HERE!
Enjoy a sunset cruise, rent a boat to travel up the stunning can-
yon (see our home page video), dine at our lakeside restaurant,
then relax with a cold drink and enjoy live music! We also rent jet
skis, ski boats, SUPs, kayaks, and more. Open May 15-Sep. 15.
307-472-6666 / Alcovaresort.com
BACKWARDS
DISTILLING
COMPANY
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.
307-472-1275
BackwardsDistilling.com
FORD
WYOMING
CENTER
Wyoming’s Center for
Entertainment. Concerts,
sports, tradeshows, family
events, and more. We’re
creating a lifetime of
memories, one event
at a time.
800-442-2256
FordWyomingCenter.com
CENTRAL WYOMING FAIR
AND RODEO IN CASPER
Stirrup Some Fun July 8-16, 2022
The Central Wyoming Fair & PRCA Rodeo is one of the defining
events of summer in Casper. Enjoy one of the nation’s best
rodeos, the largest carnival midway in the state, delicious food
and fascinating exhibits — and shop Cowboy Christmas in July!
Find something for everyone at the CWFR. Stirrup some fun!
307-235-5775 / CentralWyomingFair.com
RAMKOTA HOTEL
& CONFERENCE
CENTER
Stay with us and enjoy
hotel guest-room amenities,
a complimentary hot breakfast
buffet, indoor water playland,
restaurant, lounge and
flexible event spaces for
up to 600 people.
307-266-6000
RamkotaCasper.com
GRUNER
BROTHERS
BREWING
Savor an ice-cold Gruner Brew
while you take in the beautiful
views of Casper Mountain
from our patio and taproom.
Enjoy delicious, made-from-
scratch pasta and pizza from
our in-house restaurant,
Ludovico. Tuesday–Saturday.
307-439-2222
GrunerBrewing.com
 START STOP 1 STOP 2 STOP 3 STOP 4 STOP 5 STOP 6
ROAD
BEULAH ALADDIN HULETT/ GILLETTE KAYCEE BUFFALO
TRIP SUNDANCE

Visitor Centers
• Beulah • Meeteetse

black to
• Buffalo • Powell
• Cody • Sheridan
• Gillette • Wright
• Greybull

yellow Road Trip

State Parks &
National Forests
• Black Hills National Forest
• Bighorn National Forest
• Buffalo Bill State Park
• Keyhole State Park
• Shoshone National Forest
deViLs ToWeR
NATioNAL MoNUMeNT

Stories of the American West echo throughout the Black to Yellow region,
home to kaleidoscopic landscapes and iconic sights. During your journey
from northeast Wyoming’s Black Hills to Yellowstone, discover geologic
marvels, dense evergreen forests and sprawling prairielands. Step into the
past to meet larger-than-life characters like Buffalo Bill Cody and find out
what life was like in Wyoming during different periods in history.

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GREYBULL WORLAND
SHERIDAN MEETEETSE
LOVELL LOVELL
sTARTiNG poiNT: WYoMiNG-soUTH dAKoTA BoRdeR, NeAR NoRTHeAsT WYoMiNG WeLCoMe CeNTeR, BeULAH
Vore Buffalo Jump
a near Beulah
Stop by the small interpretive center to gain
insight into how this natural sinkhole was
used as a buffalo jump (a buffalo trap) from
about 1500 to 1800 A.D. by at least five
different Native American tribes.
Aladdin General store
b Aladdin
Groceries, fishing supplies, Western wear
@steve Walser
and antiques are just a few things you’ll find
WYo THeATeR
at this gem, a general store built in 1896. Be
sure to pick up some old-fashioned candy or
a sarsaparilla to enjoy on the front porch.
devils Tower National Monument
c near Hulett & Sundance
Hike one of the four scenic trails at America’s
first national monument, a 1,267-foot striated
rock tower that gained fame as the filming
site for Steven Spielberg’s “Close Encounters
of the Third Kind.” Learn more about the
monument on p. 63.
Frontier Auto Museum
d Gillette
Get lost in this charming locale’s antique
shop, old-timey general store and car
museum, which features an array of shiny
@jpete_adventures classic cars, vintage gas pumps, neon signs
Good Ride CoWBoY sTATUe and other transportation memorabilia.
Aladdin
Devils Chris Ledoux park
Tower B e Kaycee
C The legacy of legendary hall-of-fame
a Start rodeo cowboy and country musician
Beulah Chris LeDoux is immortalized in a sculpture
titled Good Ride Cowboy at Chris LeDoux
Park in Kaycee, where he lived on a ranch
with his family.
MeeTeeTse CHoCoLATieR
Jim Gatchell Memorial
f Museum, Buffalo
Browse the impressive personal collection
of Jim Gatchell, a local pharmacist and
historian who served settlers, frontiersmen
and members of the Lakota and Northern
Cheyenne tribes in the early 1900s.
Find more along the Black to Yellow route at
TravelWyoming.com/black-to-yellow.
eNd poiNT: YeLLoWsToNe NATioNAL pARK eAsT eNTRANCe
@meeteetsechocolatier
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: ERIC LINDBERG; FLICKR/STEVE WALSER;
INSTAGRAM/JPETE_ADVENTURES; INSTAGRAM/MEETEETSECHOCOLATIER;
INSTAGRAM/KARELKOCUREK; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM.
STOP 11 END
YELLOWSTONE
CODY NATIONAL PARK
East Entrance
WYo Theater
g
Sheridan
Established in 1923, the WYO was one of the
first vaudeville theaters in Wyoming and is
now the oldest still in operation — bringing
professional music, dance and theater to
historical downtown Sheridan.
Museum of Flight and
h Aerial Firefighting, Greybull
Planes on display at this cool outdoor
museum include Privateer tankers used as
firebombers and a maritime patrol and anti-
submarine warfare aircraft.
Washakie Museum & Cultural
I Center, Worland
Exhibits on paleontology, archaeology and
early settlements portray the relationship
between the historical inhabitants of the
Bighorn Basin and their environment.
Bighorn Canyon National
j
ALTeRNATe RoUTe To LoVeLL
Recreation Area, near Lovell
The South Entrance’s Hwy. 37 is a
winding road that passes through the
Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range on
the way to spectacular Devil’s Canyon
Overlook. Experience one or more of a
dozen short hikes to view the lake, wild
horses and the massive multicolored
canyon walls, or head down to Bighorn
Lake and book a boat tour. Learn more
on p. 58 and p. 62.
Meeteetse Chocolatier
k Meeteetse
Tim Kellogg, a saddle bronc rider and
cowboy turned chocolatier, makes all of the
artisan confections at Meeteetse Chocolatier
from scratch daily. Choose from exquisite
truffle flavors like prickly pear cactus and
Wyoming Whiskey.
Buffalo Bill Center
l of the West, Cody
Immerse yourself in the natural and cultural
history and art of the region at five different
institutions in one complex: the Plains Indian,
Buffalo Bill, Draper Natural History, Whitney
Western Art and Cody Firearms museums.
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oLd TRAiL
ToWN @trulyfree1

ore Incredible Stops

M iN THe ADDITIONAL
IDEAS
BLACKREGION
TO YELLOW • Mountain
Meadow Wool
• Heart Mountain
Interpretive
Buffalo Center
near Powell
• Irma Hotel &
Restaurant • Shell Falls
Big Lost Meadery and Brewery Cody Interpretive Site
Shell
Sip mead, a fermented honey drink, out of a horn • Old Trail Town
in Gillette at Wyoming’s first meadery, or try one Cody • Historical
of their beers, like the traditional Irish Red. • Durham Bison Downtown
Sheridan

WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY; FLICKR/MICHAEL & SANDY. BACKGROUND: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY.
Ranch
Sheridan
Gillette

• Eagle Butte Coal • Tongue River

Mine Tours Canyon
occidental Hotel Gillette
near Sheridan
Stay at the lovingly restored Occidental Hotel in Buffalo, • Crook County
• Medicine Lodge
once a popular stomping ground for some of the West’s Archaeological Museum &
most famous characters, including Teddy Roosevelt, Site 1875 Gallery
Sundance
Calamity Jane and Ernest Hemingway. Hyattville
@Michael & sandy
• Medicine Wheel • Sip n Walk
Historical Tour

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: JONATHAN PHILLIPS; INSTAGRAM/TRULYFREE1; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY;
National Historic
Sundance
Landmark
King’s saddlery Lovell • Ten Sleep
Stop at this staple in downtown Sheridan (established in • Isabella’s Brewing Co.
Ten Sleep
1946) to peruse a selection of saddles, ropes and other Newcastle

supplies, and visit the adjacent museum to see the King

family’s collection of Western memorabilia.

Head for the Hills.

Red Gulch dinosaur Tracksite
Explore Greybull’s expansive dino tracksite and
paleontology area to see hundreds of ancient footprints
made in mud during the Middle Jurassic Period — an
astonishing 160 million to 180 million years ago.
eatons’ Ranch
Experience life on a working cattle ranch while you enjoy
hearty home-cooked meals and activities like horseback
riding, fishing and trap shooting at America’s first dude
ranch in Wolf.
The Black Hills National Forest near
Sundance has an impressive roster of
opportunities to take in Wyoming’s
famous great outdoors year-round.
Take advantage of stellar hiking and
mountain-biking trails and quiet
campsites in the summer, or hunt
for elk, deer and more in the fall
(hunting license required; get yours
from the Wyoming Game & Fish
Department at wgfd.wyo.gov). In
the winter, more than 300 miles of
snowmobiling trails cater to those
seeking epic powder exploits.

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 BUFFALO BILL CENTER OF THE WEST
FIVE MUSEUMS + FAMILY-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES

Traveling through Cody and Yellowstone gives you the best of both
worlds: breathtaking natural wonders and one-of-a-kind Western art
and culture. Immerse yourself in the Center of the West’s five world-
class museums, enjoy Cody’s wealth of Wild West experiences, and
venture on the road to the East Gate of Yellowstone — known as the
most beautiful roadway in America. It’s the only way to experience
the West — and it all starts at the Center of The West.

307-587-4771
CenterOfTheWest.org

Plan your trip today at CodyYellowstone.org or call 1-800-393-CODY

 BY WESTERN HANDS OLD TRAIL TOWN 27 historical
buildings, Jeremiah
MUSEUM & GALLERY THE OLD WEST AS IT Johnston’s grave,

REALLY WAS Butch Cassidy’s

Hole-in-the-Wall
cabin and more!
THE GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP

1831 DeMaris Dr.

OldTrailTown.org

CODY HERITAGE Open Tuesday–

Sunday late-May
By Western Hands is a non profit
organization whose members
MUSEUM thru September. See
website for details.
are master artisans. Led by an
independent Board of Directors, 307-586-4272
CodyHeritage
its mission is to educate, conserve,
Museum.org
and perpetuate the legacy of
western design and craftsmanship.

307-586-1755
ByWesternHands.org

CODY CATTLE COMPANY HISTORIC CODY

DINNER & A SHOW! MURAL AND MUSEUM

Come enjoy a wonderful Experience the magnificent

evening of great entertainment
and our famous chuckwagon
style, all you can eat dinner.
Free shuttle available - Book
your tickets at:
Historic Cody Mural and
Museum depicting the Mormon
Pioneers’ contributions to the
settling of Wyoming’s Big
Horn Basin.

(307) 272-5770 307-587-3290

TheCodyCattleCompany.com CodyMural.com

Plan your trip today at CodyYellowstone.org or call 1-800-393-CODY

 GRUBSTEAK Private tours of Cody/
Yellowstone, area CODY FIREARMS
EXPEDITIONS landmarks or Native
American sites. Custom EXPERIENCE
trips offer wildlife
viewing, history and
photography.

THE GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP

307-527-6316
TourTo
Yellowstone.com

TREAD ‘N’ TRAILS We are a Certified

Polaris Adventures
POLARIS ADVENTURES Outfitter, offering
Experience the history of the
OUTFITTER guests with
premium Polaris
CODY

EXPERIENCE
West through firearms at Cody’s
Slingshot and Off-Road premier shooting experience!
vehicle rentals. State-of-the-art indoor firearms
range, kids arcade, wildlife exhibit and historical
307-296-7171 display. Our focus is on safety and historical
TreadNTrails.com context; 1st time shooters encouraged!

307-586-4287
CodyFirearmsExperience.com

NORTH FORK Cody/Yellowstone’s

premier fly fishing HISTORIC BUFFALO BILL
ANGLERS outfitter for over 35
years. Located under
DAM & VISITOR CENTER
the leaping neon trout
in downtown Cody.

307-527-7274
northfork
anglers.com

EXPERIENCE Offers exciting and

informative guided

YELLOWSTONE natural history

tours of Yellowstone Open May–September, 6

TOURS National Park. miles west of Cody. FREE

ADMISSION. Travel
307-272-6671 information, exhibits,
Experience awesome canyon views
YellowstoneTours.com
307-527-6076
BBDVC.com

Plan your trip today at CodyYellowstone.org or call 1-800-393-CODY

 HEART MOUNTAIN YELLOWSTONE REGIONAL
INTERPRETIVE CENTER AIRPORT
THE GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP

WWII National Historic Yellowstone Regional

Landmark Site, award- Airport in Cody is the year-
winning history round aviation gateway to
HEART
MOUNTAIN museum, war memorial, Yellowstone National Park.
walking trail, and Year-round commercial
WWII Japanese American Confinement Site

original camp structures. service, rental cars and 5

Open year-round. minutes from downtown Cody.

307-754-8000 307-587-5096
HeartMountain.org FlyYRA.com

WYOMING LODGES OF EAST CODY TROLLEY TOURS

RIVER TRIPS YELLOWSTONE GIVE US AN HOUR – WE’LL
GIVE YOU 100 YEARS!
FAMILY WHITEWATER YELLOWSTONE ADVENTURE
SINCE 1978

May - Sept. 1-hour to We offer scenic adventure One hour tours of Buffalo
full-day offerings $50 - $200. near Yellowstone. Enjoy Bill’s town in the Rockies with
Private boats available. fishing, dining, horseback two fun guides, photos, and
Guided inflatable kayaks. riding, and wildlife. pass around relics. The best
See Wyoming and learn our and quickest overview of Cody!
history from the water. 307-587-9595
Yellowstone-Lodging.com 307-527-7043
307-587-6661 CodyTrolleyTours.com
WyomingRiverTrips.com

Plan your trip today at CodyYellowstone.org or call 1-800-393-CODY

 THE GREAT AMERICAN ROAD TRIP
WELCOME TO THE RODEO CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
CODY NITE RODEO & CODY STAMPEDE RODEO

Cody is rodeo! Since 1938, the Cody Nite Rodeo has been
creating rodeo fans with real Western family fun nightly
June 1st–August 31st at the longest running nightly rodeo
in the world. See cowboys and cowgirls compete in all the
classic rodeo events, from bronc riding to bull riding and
more. July 1st–4th, celebrate the 103rd anniversary of the
Cody Stampede Rodeo. Over 800 of the best contestants in
the industry will compete against the best animal athletes in
the world for more than $400,000 in prize money!

307-587-5155
CodyStampedeRodeo.com

Plan your trip today at CodyYellowstone.org or call 1-800-393-CODY

 64 miles from Devils Tower National Monument
Durham Bison Ranch & Coal Mine Tours
Lodging, Dining & Entertainment
Historic Downtown

Recharge
your spirit.
 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.
GRAND PRISMATIC SPRING

OLD FAITHFUL INN OLD FAITHFUL GEYSER

@Matthew Paulson

OLD FAITHFUL
& NEW FINDS
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/PETER ADAMS;

@Martin Diepeveen
1 HOUR, 1 DAY OR
FLICKR/MARTIN DIEPEVEEN; FLICKR/MATTHEW PAULSON.

1 WEEKEND IN
YELLOWSTONE
A dynamic volcanic hotspot that also
boasts more than 1,000 miles of hiking
trails, nearly 300 waterfalls and the
yellowstone
largest concentration of mammalian inan hour
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.
If you’re aiming for the Yellowstone speed record,
make a beeline for the park’s most famous feature:
Old Faithful Geyser. With approximately 20 erup-
tions every day, this reliable geyser’s frequency can
be predicted with 90 percent 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.
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@blog2viajeros

WEST THUMB GEYSER BASIN

LONE STAR GEYSER

yellowstone
ina day
While you can’t see all of Yellowstone in (openings near a volcano where sulfu-
a single day, it’s relatively easy to prioritize rous gases emerge).

FLICKR/MARTIN DIEPEVEEN. BACKGROUND: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/BRYAN MULLENNIX.

the fascinating geothermal features for
Your next stop is Midway Geyser Basin,
which the park is known. Starting in the
also known as Hell’s Half Acre for the
early morning at the park’s east entrance,
vaporous clouds clinging to its banks.
head to the West Thumb Geyser Basin,

FROM TOP: INSTAGRAM/BLOG2VIAJEROS; INSTAGRAM/GEOLOGICADVENTURES;

The main attraction here is Grand
on the edge of Yellowstone Lake. Two
Prismatic Spring — the third-largest hot
short boardwalk loops will take you past
spring in the world. This pool is bigger
the steaming Thumb Paint Pots, vibrant
than a football field. Its enchanting colors @geologicadventures
Abyss Pool and minuscule Fishing Cone.
are caused by the different species of
Before you leave, check in at the nearby
heat-loving bacteria that live in the spring.
ranger station to find out when Old FIREHOLE RIVER

Faithful is likely to erupt next. Next, you’re off to the Grand Loop just
south of Madison. Take Firehole Lake
Or, if you’re the road-less-traveled
Drive, a 3-mile scenic trip past at least
type, skip the attraction and make the
a dozen geothermal features. If you’re
easy 5-mile hike to Lone Star Geyser,
lucky, you’ll catch one of Great Fountain
which erupts every three hours for a
Geyser’s breathtaking and highly unpre-
full 30 minutes. Your journey along
dictable displays. Then, head back to West
the Firehole River will reveal colorful
Thumb for a casual waterfront dinner at
bacteria mats and hissing fumaroles
the Grant Village Lake House.
@Martin Diepeveen

KEEP IN MIND
Getting There
Yellowstone Regional
Airport is about 3 miles
outside Cody near the
park’s east entrance and
offers service from Salt Lake City, Denver
and Chicago. Jackson Hole Airport is about
60 miles south of the park and offers ser-
vice from different cities, depending on the
season. See a full list at jacksonholeairport.
com. Car rentals and shuttle services to
lodges inside the park, nearby towns and
hotels are available from both airports.
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Prioritize
With more than 2.2 million
acres, Yellowstone is a
sprawling destination, so
you probably won’t get to
see everything in one trip. Make your must-
see list before arriving and plan on a return
trip. And be sure to book your campsite or
lodge well in advance — these fill quickly,
especially during peak season.
TravelWyoming.com
Weather
Temperatures not only vary
by season — they vary by
elevation (highest: 11,358
feet on Eagle Peak/lowest:
5,282 feet at Reese Creek). Dress in layers,
stay hydrated and be prepared for anything
from warm summer temperatures to snow
as late as June.

yellowstone
inaweekend
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: INSTAGRAM/LANDYSHZI; FLICKR/EVANGELIO GONZALEZ;
@landyshzi
GRAND CANYON OF
THE YELLOWSTONE
ARTIST POINT
INSTAGRAM/THRIFTYWITHACOMPASS.
@thriftywithacompass
Entrance Fees
It’s $35 per vehicle to visit
Yellowstone for one to
seven days; the price is the
same to visit Grand Teton
National Park for one to seven days.
TAKE NOTE: Pets are not allowed on
trails or boardwalks, in the backcountry
or thermal areas, and must be kept on
a 6-foot leash in all developed areas.
NATIONAL PARKS
To experience total immersion during your quick weekend in the park, camping
is always a great bet (choose from more than 2,000 sites spread across 12 reservable camp-
ing areas). Norris Campground — located in the visibly dynamic geyser basin of the same
name — is a solid central base for exploring and offers campfire programs nightly,
June through September.
Day 1
Come in through the park’s eastern entrance and head north 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.
With an early start, you can tour the springs area and still set up
your reserved site at Norris by 10 a.m. Break to make camp and
lunch, then it’s off to Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. This
20-mile-long, 1,000-foot-deep natural work of art is best explored
on foot, 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.
#YellowstonePledge
Help the National Park Service protect
Yellowstone for the enjoyment of future gen-
erations 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
@Evangelio Gonzalez in Wyoming at TravelWyoming.com/wy-responsibly.
Disconnecting Traffic
Cell service, Wi-Fi and Roads through the national
even television can be parks are shared with all
hard to come by when the wild creatures, so traffic
you’re traveling around halts frequently for them
Yellowstone. Be prepared to disconnect and speed limits are low. In fact, most traffic
(remember, it’s a good thing!) — and don’t stops here are caused by wildlife crossings.
be surprised if sending and receiving texts Always stay in your vehicle if you’re stuck in
becomes a challenge. a wildlife jam. Never approach, chase or feed
the animals.
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YOUR HOME BASE

(HINT: BOOK NOW)
The variety of things to do and see in Yellowstone is staggering! From Find the perfect headquarters for your getaway
viewing wildlife, visiting historical and cultural sites and watching and book it as soon as possible. Depending
geysers erupt to hiking one of the dozens of trails, a day in the park is on the season, spots get booked months — or
always filled with your own adventure. Be sure to download the NPS sometimes even a year — in advance.
Yellowstone app for the most up-to-date information before your visit.
Lodges, Hotels & Cabins
— Ashton Hooker From the elegant Lake Hotel to the
Digital Communications Specialist, Yellowstone National Park
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
There are 12 campgrounds with
more than 2,000 sites, and
reservations are made through
yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
and recreation.gov. Backcountry sites are also
available with a permit.

Outside the Park

LAMAR RIVER TRAIL @Sherrie & Ron White
Whether you’re seeking a bed-and-
breakfast hideaway, a cozy cabin
YELLOWSTONE LAKE LAMAR VALLEY or a Western-inspired 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).

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@Ronny Peng

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LAKE YELLOWSTONE
@grizzlymanchild @Harshil Shah
HOTEL DINING ROOM

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Day 2
Due northeast from Norris 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 kill (or rather,
catch and release) two birds with one stone,
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 val-
ley’s plentiful fauna — visitors can expect to
hook both rainbow and native Yellowstone
cutthroat trout up to 15 inches long.
This afternoon, you’re headed due south
for an up-close-and-personal view of
Yellowstone Lake. The largest high-
elevation lake in North America and nearly
400 feet deep in places, it’s too cold for
swimming but is wonderful to explore
by kayak or canoe.
Because of the lake’s many hidden under-
water 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 charming
Lake Yellowstone Hotel Dining Room
before bidding farewell to the park —
until next time.

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“I was my son’s age the last time I visited Yellowstone. Today I’m staring
at Old Faithful again with my family. All of us staring in wide-eyed wonder as it leaps
impossibly high into the air, painting clouds in the clear blue Wyoming sky. After all these
”
years, I realize it still has the power to make me feel like a little kid again.

Yellowstone. Don’t just see it, experience it.

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 NATIONAL PARKS

TETONTACTICS:
HOW TO SPEND 1 HOUR OR 1 WEEKEND
AT 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.

GrandTeton
in an hour
If you’re en route to Yellowstone or other points farther afield and only have an hour or so to play with, you’re in luck —
that’s ample time to soak up some sights. Here are three ideas, which can be combined to fill a day trip.

@Mr. Nixter @senasmom @b.e.a_b.e.a_

Teton Park Road Mormon Row Historic District Taggart Lake Trail
Known as the 42-Mile Scenic Loop Drive, Listed on the National Register of The moderate route’s short length
the thoroughfare offers a great overview Historic Places, this photogenic tract (about 3 miles round trip) and minor

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of the park, with stunning vistas of the
Tetons and plenty of wildlife-viewing
opportunities along the way. Pick up a
map at Craig Thomas Discovery and
Visitor Center, then choose a specific part
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
elevation gain (roughly 300 feet) make
it ideal for quick visits, big groups
and little hikers. A handful of stream
crossings and pretty lake views are sure
to please any crew.

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of the loop to explore. looming in the distance.

Avoid the Crowds.
Late June through late
August tends to be a very
busy time at the parks. Visit
during the shoulder season
in early June and September
for a quieter retreat.
INSIDER TIPS
Arrive Early (or Late).
Getting an early start maxi-
mizes your chances of finding
parking, quieter trails and clear
waters. During the peak season,
there’s often daylight until
9 p.m. or later, and many
portions of the park clear out
substantially by 4 or 5 p.m.
Practice Wildlife Safety.
Be sure to stay at least 100
yards away from bears and
wolves and at least 25 yards
away from other animals. Stay
safe from bears when you’re
out exploring by carrying bear
spray, being alert, making noise
and traveling in groups of three
or more. Learn more about bear
safety at wgfd.wyo.gov.
Be Responsible for Your Pup.
Dogs are not permitted on trails
and pathways, inside visitor
centers or in any park waters.
Want a good rule of thumb?
A pet may go anywhere a
car can go including roads,
campgrounds, picnic areas and
parking lots. Always pick up
after your pets and keep them
on a 6-foot leash.

@Dave Hensley

JACKSON LAKE LODGE OVERLOOK

Learn more about the parks at nps.gov/yell and nps.gov/grte.

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Grand Teton Top Places To Stay

With seven lodges, six campgrounds and two RV villages within park boundaries,

inaweekend
Two to three days in the park can be a
life-changing experience. Here’s a flexible
this-or-that itinerary to help you plan your
perfect getaway.
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
TravelWyoming.com/campsite-ideas.

Day 1
Morning: String Lake Loop Hiking
or Blacktail Butte Climbing
Just under 4 miles round trip, the easy
String Lake Loop offers outstanding views
of the Cathedral Group. Mountain vistas
and lake reflections are particularly breath-
taking in morning light, so set that alarm.
Or, if you need a little adrenaline with your
morning coffee, Blacktail Butte offers 27
rock-climbing routes worth ascending.

Afternoon/Evening: Snake River

Rafting or Colter Bay Kayaking
About 50 miles of the 1,056-mile-long
Snake River are within the park, and every Check Out Wyoming’s
inch of the area is brimming with beauty. Enchanting State Parks
Hit Schwabacher’s Landing, a launch @hawthornephotos & National Forests.
point for anglers and rafters. Colter Bay JACKSON LAKE LODGE Wyoming’s 12 state parks, 26 state
Marina is a great place to rent a kayak; tool historical sites and eight national
around for a few hours, then adjourn to forests invite both visitors and locals
Jackson Lake Lodge for dinner. to experience Mother Nature’s finest
masterpieces. Learn more at wyoparks.
Day 2 wyo.gov and TravelWyoming.com/
national-forests.
Morning: Menors Ferry Historic District
or Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve
After your active yesterday, start slow. Your
self-guided walking tour through Menors
Ferry, a perfectly preserved 1894 ghost
town, provides a mellow and informative
trip back in time to the Old West. Or, beat
the crowds with a scenic morning hike in
the preserve — a specially designated area
of the park with limited traffic.
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Afternoon/Evening: Jackson Lake

Dinner Cruise or Sunset Hike at
Oxbow Bend
There’s no better way to end your trip than
with a little reflection. Cruise to Elk Island @Anne

for al fresco gourmet dining in the shadow COLTER BAY MARINA

of the peaks. Or, drive to Oxbow Bend to

capture Mount Moran shimmering in the Plan Your Trip.
Snake River — then head into Moose for a Browse listings for outfitters starting on p. 100 and find places-to-stay listings
final bite at Dornan’s Chuckwagon. starting on p. 86.

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DEVILS TOWER FOSSIL BUTTE

NATIONAL MONUMENT NATIONAL MONUMENT

AMERICA’S
BACKYARD:
MORE THINGS TO DO ON
WYOMING’S PUBLIC LANDS
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. @byronbanasiak @sharkteethandfossils

Fossil Butte National Monument

FORT LARAMIE
near Kemmerer NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

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.

Fort Laramie National Historic Site &

Oregon Trail Ruts National Historic Landmark BIGHORN CANYON
NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
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 @Jocelyn Catterson
pioneers traveling westward.
FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area RECREATION AREA

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near Lovell

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Take in the splendor of Bighorn Lake’s sapphire waters with
activities like fishing, kayaking, swimming and waterskiing, or
take to the trails to see the area’s diverse landscapes. For an easy
hike with sweeping views of Bighorn Canyon’s towering lime-
stone walls and Crooked Creek, follow the 1.8-mile Mouth of the
@therockieswest
Canyon Trail to the overlook. Guided boat tours from Horseshoe
Bend Marina with Hidden Treasures Charters are available for
sightseeing and relaxation.

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 wakeboard-
ing, fishing or swimming. A number of boat-accessible camp-
grounds offer a secluded overnight experience.
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“At Devils Tower National Monument, known to many as
Bear Lodge, we protect and preserve a world-class geologic
and sacred landmark that has shaped thousands of years of
Native Indian culture and the history of the northern Great
Plains. The nation’s first national monument recently increased
accessibility in and around the visitor center area. We want everyone
to be able to experience this spectacular site.”
— Amnesty Kochanowski
Superintendent, Devils Tower National Monument
 Big Horn Canyon National Recreation Area

A rare gem for travelers exploring the West

can be found nestled in northern Wyoming,
a two-hour drive from Yellowstone National Park:
The small, friendly community of Lovell.
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HITTHETRAIL: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.
@lifetravelandmore
Cascade Creek, Grand Teton National Park
TAKE A HIKE.
Popo Agie Falls Trail
Skill Level: Easy
Take in absolutely stunning views of
Middle Fork Falls, where the Popo Agie
River cascades over large outcroppings
into Sinks Canyon on a 3-mile, round-trip
route in Sinks Canyon State Park near
Lander. Find the trailhead at Bruce’s
Picnicking Area.
Bridle Trail
Skill Level: Moderate
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 antelope
are common.
Medicine Bow Peak Loop
Skill Level: Difficult
Glimpses of sprawling meadows and
glittering mountain lakes reward ramblers
who take the rocky trek up Medicine
Bow Peak, the highest in the Snowy
Mountains at 12,014 feet. The trailhead
is located at West Lake Marie parking
area near Centennial.
Bridle Trail
@visit.casper
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GO BACKPACKING.
Rock Creek Trail
Skill Level: Easy
Trek through the heart of Medicine Bow
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 ever-
greens. Find the northern trailhead outside
of Arlington.
Titcomb Basin
Skill Level: Moderate/Difficult
Titcomb Basin features kaleidoscopic wild-
flowers 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.
Teton Crest
Skill Level: Difficult
The point-to-point, 39-mile Teton Crest
Trail traverses Grand Teton National
Park’s bucket-list-worthy backcountry,
where you can experience glacier-carved
valleys and the Teton Range. Find the start
and end points at the Phillips Pass (west
of Wilson) and Leigh Lake trailheads. A
backcountry permit is required.
Teton Crest Trail
@julietpisner
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Be a Responsible Camper.
Wyoming’s wide-open beauty makes it
a true camping paradise. Find out what
you need to know before pitching
your tent at TravelWyoming.com/
camping-basics.
EXPLORE ON A BIKE.
National Parks Spring Road Biking
Skill Level: Easy to Moderate
From late March to mid-April, some of
the most scenic stretches in Yellowstone
and Grand Teton national parks are
cleared of snow but closed to cars —
letting cyclists rule the road for glorious,
traffic-free sightseeing.
Wilkins Peak Trail System
Skill Level: Moderate to Difficult
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Trail names like Quick Draw and Better
Than Dead evoke wicked Wild West lore,
and so does the rugged terrain at this trail
network near the town of Green River.
Cyclists’ hard work is rewarded with vistas
of southwest Wyoming’s Flaming Gorge
Country.
Curt Gowdy State Park
Skill Level: Difficult
Situated between Cheyenne and
Laramie, Curt Gowdy State Park is
crisscrossed with 30 miles of diverse
MTB trails, but one towers above them all:
El Alto ascends steep granite boulders and
black-diamond terrain before reaching the
park’s highest point.
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State Park
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“Wyoming and the Wind River Indian

Reservation offer fishing and solitude
that you won’t find anywhere else —
it’s that simple.”

— Darren Calhoun
Owner, Wind River Canyon
Whitewater & Fly Fishing

Snake River

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.
@outdoorvector Grand Teton National Park

Miracle Mile GO PAddLING. GO FISHING.

Bighorn Canyon National
Recreation Area
Found near Lovell, Bighorn Canyon
country delivers a vast landscape best
appreciated from the water. Launch your
boat, kayak, canoe or stand-up paddleboard
to examine the canyon’s colossal, red-rock
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

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local outfitters to show you their secrets.
walls formed over 5 million years of erosion.

@nomadaflyfish
Keep It Clean.
When recreating
outdoors, you
might not have access to trash cans
or restrooms. Keep your public lands
clean by bringing your own garbage
bags and taking all trash with you when
you leave, including pet waste. If you
need to poop in the woods, dig a hole
several inches deep and do so at least
200 feet from water sources.
Head to a marina for tours and rentals.
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, situated between Green
River and Rock Springs, and be sure to
catch the spectacular sunset.
Snake River
Outfitters in Jackson host an assortment
of rafting excursions along the Snake
River, from white-knuckle expeditions
to scenic family floats — all of which
showcase the iconic natural grandeur
of the Teton Mountains. Guided kayaking
trips are also available.
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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.
Jackson Lake
Deep, cold waters at the base of Grand
Teton National Park harbor abundant
trout, trophy-size pike and even salmon.
June through September is high season,
but the spring ice-out brings droves of
hungry fish to the shallows.

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“Wyoming presents a unique

opportunity to experience life
connected to place. You feel
the effects of, and see your
effects on, the environment right
before your eyes. Recreation provides
a way to share connection, and the
opportunity to realize we are part of
something. I feel that here in ways I
haven’t felt elsewhere.”

— Landon Blanchard
Co-Founder, Wyoming Rivers
Cooperative

Grand Teton National Park

GO ROCK CLIMBING. GO HORSEBACK RIdING. dude Ranches

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 morato-
rium on setting your own route), and climb
difficulties range from 5.6–5.14, with most
falling between 5.10–5.12.
devils Tower National Monument
Most Common Route Type: Trad
This otherworldly, rocky cathedral
near Hulett and Sundance is clad with
sheer dihedrals on every side, luring
crack-climbers from around the world with
5.6–5.13 difficulty. Note: Rock climbers
honor the monument’s significance to local
tribes by not ascending the tower during
the month of June, when many Native
American cultural activities take place.
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, fea-
turing more than 300 climbs on pocketed
limestone, sandstone and granite.
day Rides Wyoming dude and guest ranches allow
Day rides are a good way to stretch your visitors to participate in incredible horse-
legs while road tripping through the state, back-riding programs that include daily
and local outfitters supply a variety of opportunities to partake in excursions of
options, from one-hour to full-day trips. various lengths. A seasoned wrangler will
Under the wing of a knowledgeable pair you with a horse for the entirety of
guide, trot the grounds of Yellowstone your stay (typically a week) who perfectly
and Grand Teton national parks or matches your riding abilities. Learn more
survey the Bighorn, Wind River or on p. 74.
Absaroka mountains.
Summer Pack Trips Find the Perfect Outfitter.
Many outfitters and dude ranches also offer
Check out listings organized by city
multiday guided pack trips, which let riders starting on p. 100.
delve deep into the Wyoming wilderness
on horseback. Excursions include authentic
chuckwagon meals and cowboy breakfasts Ten Sleep Canyon
to counter the massive amounts of calories
you’ll burn in and out of the saddle on your
journey. Learn more at TravelWyoming.
com/horseback-riding.
Horse Camping
Wyoming’s more than 45,000 square miles
of public lands are laden with wide-open
spaces and stunning landscapes perfect for
discovering on horseback. Those planning
a trip with their equine companion will
find a bounty of boarding options and
horse-friendly campgrounds and trails.

@granolaandgasoline

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CANYOU SPOTTHESEWILDWYOMING RESIDENTS?

With more than 400 bird species and 100 mammal species (jackalope not included), Wyoming
is a wildlife lover’s dream. See if you can spot these six critters on your next visit.

@justindebattista @cindylabry @Charles Peterson

BISON PRONGHORN BIGHORN SHEEP

Wyoming’s state animal has grazed the
geothermal expanses of Yellowstone
since prehistoric times. Today, sightings
are a regular occurrence throughout
Yellowstone National Park, Hot Springs
State Park in Thermopolis, Kendrick Elk
and Buffalo Park in Sheridan, and Bear
River State Park in Evanston.
On the Move: In winter, you may spot
Yellowstone bison using their giant
heads as shovels to plow their way
through the powder near Mammoth Hot
Springs and the Lamar Valley, where
they migrate in search of milder temps.
did you know the fastest land mammal
in North America lives right here in
Wyoming? In fact, the state is home to
the largest migratory pronghorn herd in
the lower 48 states.
On the Move: Hundreds of pronghorn
travel from Wyoming’s Red Desert to
Grand Teton National Park each spring.
This migratory route is so crucial that
wildlife overpass bridges have been
created on Highway 191 between
Pinedale and Hoback Junction to help
them on their way.
So abundant are bighorn sheep that
there’s a place named after them:
Bighorn National Forest near Sheridan.
Look closely: despite their huge,
30-pound horns, the sheep can easily
blend into the background.
On the Move: drive the Buffalo Bill
Scenic Byway to spot bighorns migrat-
ing from Cody to their summer homes
around Yellowstone. Whiskey Mountain
has the largest wintering herd. Learn
more at the National Bighorn Sheep
Center in Dubois.

@PatrickRohe @Redbird310 @jakeysforkwyoming

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ELK BALd EAGLES MOOSE
With antlers that can tower up to 4 America’s national bird is an emblem These mighty ungulates are a common

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feet, elk are a majestic sight to behold.
Favorite haunts include Medicine Bow
National Forest outside Laramie, the
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and
western Wyoming’s Star Valley.
On the Move: Many elk journey to the
National Elk Refuge in Jackson each
winter, where they share the land with
bison, coyotes and wolves.
of freedom, and nowhere does the bald
eagle have more space to spread its
giant (up to 8-feet-wide) wings than
in Wyoming.
On the Move: Bald eagles soar into
Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge
in Green River each fall to gorge on a
buffet of wild salmon before wintering
at Casper Mountain.
sight in the town of Jackson and in
Grand Teton National Park (where
there’s even a Moose district), thanks
to the area’s plentiful willows.
On the Move: As the snow melts in
May, moose follow favorite migratory
waterways — including Mink Creek and
the North Fork of Buffalo Creek — to
summer in southern Yellowstone.

Observe From a distance.

Wyoming’s wildlife is wild. For the safety and comfort of animals and yourself, always stay
at least 100 yards away from bears and wolves and at least 25 yards away from all other ani-
mals. If you’re trying to take a photo, give wildlife room and use your zoom. If an animal changes its behavior
or seems nervous at your presence, it’s time to back away. Learn more at TravelWyoming.com/wy-responsibly.

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SUPPORTING COMMUNITY
THROUGH GUIDED HUNTINGTRIPS
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 goat.
It’s no surprise that hunting is a way of life for residents and
locals 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.
WILdLIFE
Besides a worthwhile hunting trip, many guides and outfitters
offer fishing excursions, horse-pack trips, backcountry wilderness
adventures and accommodations. Even non-hunters can work
with these local experts to see wildlife and experience Wyoming’s
breathtaking scenery.
To learn more about hunting in Wyoming and to find local
outfitters and guides, visit TravelWyoming.com/hunting.
Wyoming local C.J. Box is the The New York Times No. 1 bestsell-
ing author of 27 novels, including the “Joe Pickett” series.
“There’s really no place like Wyoming in the lower 48 when it
comes to experiencing North American wildlife. The oppor-
tunity to observe robust populations of elk, bison, moose,
bighorn sheep, wolves, grizzlies and other diverse fauna is a
window into our wild past that makes me proud
to be a Wyomingite.”
— Josh Metten
Naturalist, EcoTour Adventures, jhecotouradventures.com
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6 WAYS TO CONNECT WITH THE

FAMILY IN THE COWBOY STATE
Spot constellations in a cloudless night sky, cheer on cowboys and cowgirls at an action-packed rodeo, or catch sight of a moose casually
grazing on the banks of a glistening mountain lake — there are loads of ways for loved ones to unplug and reconnect in Wyoming.

1 CAMPING Brush Creek Ranch

Slumbering in the outdoors is a back-to-

basics joy that helps kiddos develop a
lifetime love and respect for the wilderness
and provides plenty of chances for screen-
free bonding. There are oodles of awesome
campgrounds to choose from, whether
your crew is seeking a car-camping spot or
backcountry hideaway.

The majority of Wyoming’s 12 state parks

offer camping with different perks like
river- and lake-side sites, hiking trails and
amenities like running water and restrooms
— so all you have to worry about is enjoying
each other’s company.

“Creativity, ingenuity and

resilience are three of the most Grand Teton National Park
important traits I hope my
children develop as they grow.
As we raise our family out on the
wide-open spaces of Wyoming’s prairie, I
can’t think of a better place for my kids to
learn, grow and expand their understand-
ing of what is possible.”

— Jill Winger
@brushcreekranch
Author, The Prairie Homestead
theprairiehomestead.com @mflanaganphotography

2 dINO EXPERIENCES
Once a lush wonderland inhabited by Triceratops, T-rexes
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and other larger-than-life beasts, Wyoming offers tons of activities

for budding paleontologists. Get your family’s hands dirty together
and learn how to excavate fossils on Dig for a Day programs hosted
by the Paleon Museum in Glenrock and the Wyoming Dinosaur
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Center in Thermopolis, both of which also house excellent

fossil collections.

The Tate Geological Museum at Casper College also has

more than 3,000 fossil and mineral specimens, including Dee
the Columbian Mammoth, while displays at the University
of Wyoming’s Geological Museum in Laramie include an
@Steve Elliott Allosaurous named Big Al and Diatryma gigantea, a fierce carni-
Tate Geological Museum
vore discovered in Wyoming in 1876.
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3 ROdEOS Cheyenne Frontier days

Rodeos across Wyoming encompass traditional competitive events

like bull riding and steer wrestling and crowd-pleasing fun like
carnivals, livestock displays and shows featuring local and national
talent — making them perfect entertainment for families traveling
with multiple generations.

Find out why Cheyenne Frontier Days has dazzled audiences

since 1897. Witness bed races, street dances and powwows at
the Sheridan WYO Rodeo; discover the state’s rich agricultural
heritage at the Wyoming State Fair & Rodeo in Douglas or enjoy
Cody Nite Rodeo, the longest running nightly rodeo in the world.
(All events but Cody Nite Rodeo happen in July; enjoy Cody’s
rodeo June through August.) Learn more about rodeos on p. 71.

4 ROAd TRIPS
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There’s no better way to make the most of all of Wyoming’s

sights and activities than to embark on a road trip. Take inspiration
from our regional road trips starting on p. 21 and customize your
route to include stops that will satisfy every member of your crew,
from the hot-springs lover to the aspiring cowboy or cowgirl.

5 HANdS-ON MuSEuMS
Interactive museums encourage little ones and their parents to
explore fascinating topics together, and Wyoming has some great
Hoback River
ones. Pint-size explorers can see what it’s like to forge a river in
a covered wagon at the National Historic Trails Interpretive
Center in Casper; learn how to think like a scientist at the Lander
Children’s Museum and tour real dig sites and a fossil-prep lab at
the Wyoming Dinosaur Center in Thermopolis.

6 WILdLIFE
WATCHING Bighorn
Mountains
Observing an animal in its
natural habitat is a truly
unforgettable experience,
and our state’s abundance of
wide-open spaces and varied @thetwistedspine6
landscapes support an impres-
sive list of wildlife-watching
National Historic Trails
opportunities. Turn to p. 64 Interpretive Center

to learn about some of

Wyoming’s wild residents
and where to see them.
@emily.k.marcus

Set a Good Example.

Teach your kids to be good stewards by taking
all trash with you when you leave, staying on
designated trails and always observing wildlife from a safe distance.
Together we can keep our public lands beautiful for generations to
come. Learn more at TravelWyoming.com/wy-responsibly.

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 FOOd & dRINK
Cowboy donuts
15WAYSTOTASTEWYOMING’S UNIQUE FLAVORS
With its fair share of rustic cowboy culture and longstanding dude ranches, it’s safe to say that Wyoming is rich in delightfully
hearty cuisine. Experience flavors around the state — from the iconic to the innovative — at these must-taste spots.
Sink your sweet tooth into
“Dang Good Donuts”
1 at Cowboy Donuts in
Rock Springs.
Sample an array of doughy treats, from
fluffy lemon and traditional old-fash-
ioned to bright Fruity Pebble delights
and deliciously sticky apple fritters — all
baked from scratch that morning. Grab
a dozen for the road and balance your
breakfast flavors with a jalapeño-and-
sausage-stuffed kolache.
Recount the day’s
adventures over a fine
2 supper at Frackelton’s
in Sheridan.
Specialties like bone-in lamb shanks
braised in stout beer broth, pan-seared
duck breast with raspberry-whiskey
sauce and s’mores lava cake make for the
perfect finale to a day of sightseeing.
Support Local
Businesses.
Keep our small towns
thriving by seeking
out locally owned small businesses
whenever possible. Learn more at
TravelWyoming.com/wy-responsibly.
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Pizza Carrello
Eat under wide-open
3 skies at Pitchfork Fondue
Western Cookout in Pinedale.
Dine in the great outdoors like a true
cowboy at this only-in-Wyoming
experience offered Thursdays through
Saturdays. Bring the whole family and
feast on wood-fired meat and veggies
paired with homemade fondue sauces
as you take in panoramic views of the
Wind River Mountains.
Recharge with healthy
4 fare at Sweet Melissa
in Laramie.
After a day of adventure, give your body
some good eatin’ at this vegetarian cafe
with fresh salads, hearty soups and
wholesome sandwiches piled high with
everything from pickled daikon radish
to grilled pineapple. We recommend the
deluxe grilled cheese, artichoke burger
or enchiladas.
Refuel with wood-fired pie
5 at Pizza Carrello in Gillette.
With options like The Dazzle Berry —
garlic-infused olive oil, fresh mozzarella,
house-made ricotta, smoked ham, spicy
arugula and jalapeño-raspberry com-
pote — Pizza Carrello is beloved for its
deliciously innovative pizzas.
TravelWyoming.com
Learn about quirky
Wyoming bars filled with
history at TravelWyoming.
com/unique-bars.
“There is something about the
environment here — and not
just in the grains grown, but
in the people and community.
Something about the openness of
Wyoming’s high-plains desert shows up
not only in the whiskey we make, but the
friendships that we develop.”
— Chad Brown
Co-Owner & Founder, Pine Bluffs distilling
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Savor local ingredients at
6 farm-to-table hotspot Local
Restaurant & Bar in Jackson.
Wyoming-raised beef and in-season
produce are the focus at this American
steakhouse in Jackson’s historical town
square, where you can enjoy anything
from garganelli pasta — made from
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scratch, naturally — to local Lockhart
Cattle Co. steak tartare.
WANT TO
LEARN MORE?
discover Wyoming’s
many delicious restaurants at
TravelWyoming.com/restaurants.

Wrangle up a whoop-worthy
7 meal at The Lone Buffalo
Steakhouse in Dubois.
Make your morning a good one with a
piping hot cup of coffee and a loaded-up
skillet like the Back Country: ham and
sausage smothered in country gravy with
two eggs, cheeses, cowboy potatoes and
toast. You can’t go wrong with any dish
that comes with spicy-elk or smoked-bi-
son sausage.
Fill up on a Western-style
8 buffet at Buffalo Bill’s Irma
Hotel in Cody.
Built by the legendary Buffalo Bill in
1902, the historical Irma Hotel is a time
portal into the Old West. Stop by the
on-site restaurant for its famous sum-
mertime buffet, with favorites like slow-
roasted prime rib, oysters Rockefeller,
pasta and sweet-potato cake.
Pair a bowl of Chugwater
9 Chili with a handmade soda
at Chugwater Soda Fountain.
Stop by the oldest operating soda fountain
in Wyoming for an old-fashioned soda,
malt or milkshake — which come in more
than 30 flavors like toasted marshmallow
and black cherry — and pair it with a
bowl of famous Chugwater Chili.
Cure your pastry
10 hankerings at The Bread
Doctor in Torrington.
Newly baked artisan breads, pastries and
cookies are all on the menu at this family
bakery run by a local doctor. Cinnamon
bear claws and crumbly palmiers paired
with coffee soothe morning hunger pangs,
while fresh bread, cookies and savory tarts
make perfect road-trip snacks.
Find a brunch for all seasons
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at The Middle Fork in Lander.
Pull up a seat at the counter or on the
tree-shaded patio to enjoy a seasonally
rotating menu of breakfast, brunch
and lunch goodies. Past temptations
include sourdough grilled cheeses,
cornflake-crusted country-fried steak,
fried-to-order beignets with fresh jam
and, of course, mimosas.
FOOd & dRINK
“In Wyoming, your guests are
your family — whether they’re
in your home or your restau-
rants. I love to cook for my
family. Nothing brings people
together more than great food.”
— Richard Barnes
Chef/Owner, The Lone Buffalo
Steakhouse and The Lone Burrito
in Dubois
dig into a Wyoming-raised
12 beef burger at Ponderosa
Cafe in Hulett. @number7cloud
Step inside an Old West-style saloon Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout
for some stick-to-your-ribs fare, from
chicken-fried steak and grilled pork
chops to bone-in rib-eye steaks and hefty
burgers served with crinkle-cut fries.
Power up for a day of
13 exploring at Crooked
Creek Coffee in Casper.
The folks here will have you rarin’ to go
with cups of everything from black coffee
and Mexican-spiced cocoa frappes to
Earl Grey and yerba mate. Looking for
a super-food fueled boost? Try the fruit
smoothies and all-natural energy drinks.
Satisfy cowboy-sized
appetites with burgers
14
at 2 Doors Down
in Cheyenne.
Whether you like your burger vegetarian
or Angus beef, topped with onion straws
or slathered in tangy chipotle mayo,
you’ll find it all at this family-owned Chugwater Soda Fountain
hangout — along with bottomless fries,
milkshakes and an inviting atmosphere.
Sip hyper-locally sourced
15 Cowboy State spirits at
Pine Bluffs Distilling.
Revel in whiskeys, bourbons and vodkas
that are lovingly made from Wyoming
grains. Fun fact: Distillers here use
house-made malts for distinctly delicious
flavor profiles. Sips of their signature
whiskeys — from oat to rye and even
peach — will get your spurs spinning. @seakayakmark
Grab a few bottles to take back home. The Middle Fork
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 FISHING INWYOMING
Wyoming has many world-class streams and rivers that offer
recreationists fantastic opportunities for floating. Whether you
are visiting Wyoming for the first time or are a life-long resident,
understanding how to legally access Wyoming’s streams is important.
NAVIGATING PUBLIC
LAND ACCESS
Unlike some surrounding states, the
land underneath most of Wyoming’s
streams and lakes is owned by the
adjacent property owner. In other
words, if the land adjacent to a stream,
river or lake is privately owned, anglers
and boaters must have permission
from the landowner to wade, drop
their anchor or get out of their boats.
Wyoming law allows boaters to float
across private lands and portage
around features such as logjams, fences
and diversion structures. If faced with
such a situation, we encourage boaters
to be efficient and respectful of the
land when portaging.
Boaters can invest in a GPS unit
or one of several smartphone apps
that display their location and land
ownership. These tools are not only
helpful while on the river; they can
also be used to help plan future out-
ings. Other resources for figuring how
to access streams and lakes include
Forest Service and Bureau of Land
Management maps or a call to your
local Game and Fish office.
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WHERE TO
CAST A LINE
For anglers who find themselves
in northwest Wyoming, the North
Fork of the Shoshone River offers
exceptional fishing for rainbow and
Yellowstone cutthroat that make their
way out of Buffalo Bill Reservoir each
spring to spend the summer in the
river and its tributaries.
Fontenelle Reservoir, located approx-
imately 10 miles south of La Barge,
provides great fishing for rainbow
trout, brown trout and kokanee
salmon. Trolling with wedding rings,
spoons and spinners from the surface
down to 10 feet should provide plenty
of action in the spring.
Anglers looking to fish game fish like
walleye, northern pike, yellow perch,
channel catfish, black and white crap-
pie, freshwater drum, green sunfish,
bluegill and smallmouth bass should
visit Keyhole Reservoir for excellent
fishing. It is located north of Moorcroft
WYOMING GAME AND FISH
in the northeast corner of Wyoming.
In Wyoming, there is a multitude of
fishing opportunities for everyone.
Whether you prefer to drift down the
river, canoe a mountain lake, cast from
the shore or fish for trout in a high
mountain lake, river or backcountry
stream — or bass fish in a reservoir —
we invite you to join us in Wyoming
for your next fishing adventure.
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BEST OF THE WEST:

CAN’T-MISS ROdEOS
Celebrate our enduring traditions and cowboy spirit at these summertime events that bring out some
of Wyoming’s finest athletes. Exhilarating bareback-bronc-riding, barrel-racing, bull-riding, calf-
roping, goat-tying and steer-wrestling competitions are some highlights to look forward to.

MAY
Jackson Hole Rodeo
The Teton Range and Gros Ventre
Wilderness make for a dramatic backdrop
to this annual bash that’s among the earliest
and longest running of the state’s rodeo
season (most Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays, from May through September).
“People in our line of work love what they do and love sharing it with people
who come with an open heart and mind looking for an experience that is
more than just a lot of activities crammed into a vacation. Less is more
when it comes to a horseback adventure vacation or retreat. Let yourself
disconnect from the day-to-day so you can reconnect with what is important.”
— Bobbi Wade
Co-Owner, Blue Sky Sage Horseback Riding Retreats in Pinedale

JuNE
Cody Nite Rodeo
The longest-running nightly rodeo in the
country is the family-oriented Cody Nite
Rodeo series, held from June through
August in the enclave known as the
“Rodeo Capital of the World.”
Friday Night Rodeos in dubois
The upper Wind River Valley town of
Dubois is home to dude ranches, square
dances and the summer Friday Night
Rodeo series. Rodeos run from mid-June
through mid-August.
College National Finals Rodeo
More than 400 cowboys and cowgirls from
Evanston Rodeo Series
See champion cowboys and cowgirls
show off their best skills at this action-
packed rodeo series in June and July. A
wide range of events to watch include
barrel racing, team roping and junior
steer riding.
JuLY
Cheyenne Frontier days
Established in 1897, Cheyenne Frontier
Days has evolved into the largest out-
door rodeo and Western celebration
in the world! The “Daddy of ’Em All”
delivers 10 days of wild Professional
MEET WYOMING
ROdEO ATHLETES.
Here are just a few of the skilled rodeo
contenders hailing from the Cowboy
State who compete at rodeos through-
out Wyoming and North America.
dusty Tuckness,
Bullfighter
Known for his speed, skill and
grace, the Meeteetse native
brings nearly 20 years of
experience to the sport and
is setting the standard for the
next generation of bullfighters.

more than 100 universities and colleges
in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo
Association battle in Casper each year to
be crowned champions in saddle bronc,
bareback, bull riding and more.
Rodeo Cowboys Association compe-
Brody Cress, Saddle
titions, big-name concerts, tasty treats Bronc Rider
and more. Hailing from Cheyenne, Brody
has competed in rodeos all over
North America but loves com-
peting at Cheyenne Frontier
days the most.

Nate Jestes, Bullfighter

Nate is a lifelong athlete from
Douglas who learned the art
discover a different of bullfighting in college and is
admired for his traditional and
sporting tradition.
freestyle skills.
Polo matches have been played at the
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base of the Bighorn Mountains since

the 1890s. Two area clubs (Big Horn
Polo Club and Flying H Polo Club)
make it easy for spectators to pack a
picnic, lay down a blanket and enjoy
this fascinating horseback game on
weekends throughout the summer.
Matches are free and open to the public.

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Cody Stampede Rodeo
Spend your Fourth of July week-
end watching top contestants
compete for big purses over four
days in Cody. Parades, a craft
fair and food booths offering
delicious fare are all part of the
celebration that’s been serving
Wild West fun since 1919.
Laramie Jubilee days
Beginning in 1940 as a horse
race celebrating Wyoming’s
statehood, this hometown
Laramie event honors the
Western lifestyle year after year.
Enjoy a PRCA rodeo along with
a kids’ horse show, bull riding
and barrel racing.
Lander’s Pioneer
days Rodeo
Don’t miss bull riding for adults
and children (ages 8 to 14) and
the big fireworks show at this
Fourth of July extravaganza
that’s excited crowds since 1894.
Red desert Roundup Rodeo
Held the last full weekend of
July, this fun-for-all rodeo
delights with nightly calf scram-
bles and mutton bustin’ for
kids, a golf tournament, 5K run
and parade through historical
downtown Rock Springs.
Cody Stampede Rodeo
Central Wyoming
Fair & Rodeo
Have a mutton-bustin’
good time when the Central
Wyoming Fair & Rodeo comes
to Casper with carnival rides,
a demolition derby and a “The
Voice”-inspired concert where
singers strive to be “The Voice
of Casper.”
Sheridan WYO Rodeo
Founded in 1931, the rodeo
kicks off with a family-friendly
boot-kicking contest and
stick-horse races for little
cowpokes and continues Wind River Indian
Reservation
with festivities throughout
the week, including street
dances, a parade and a
Native American powwow.
AuGuST
Red desert Roundup Rodeo
Wyoming State
Fair & Rodeo
Three nights of high-en-
@wyomingpublicradio
ergy rodeos, arm-wrestling
and pig-and-mud-wres-
tling competitions — plus a
carnival with a Ferris wheel,
carousel and other classic rides
— are just a handful of reasons
why this event draws patrons to
Douglas every August.
@cowboycameraman

DISCOVERWYOMING CULTURE.
COMPELLING WYOMING HISTORICAL & CuLTuRAL SITES
The spirit of Wyoming’s diverse past and present will remind you of just what makes the West endlessly fascinating at these cultural destinations.
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Find more at TravelWyoming.com/history-museums.
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Legend Rock State Wind River Indian Oregon Trail Ruts Chinese Joss Wyoming State Heart Mountain
Petroglyph Site Reservation State Historic Site House Museum Museum Interpretive Center
Thermopolis near Lander Guernsey Evanston Cheyenne Powell
Examine more discover year-round view thousands Explore Chinese delve into Native Learn about some
than 92 prehistoric cultural events, his- of wagon-wheel influence and American and of the nation’s
petroglyph panels toric Fort Washakie ruts and dive into culture in Wyoming coal-mining history more challenging
at this sacred Native military buildings and the history of the through artifacts, and the people, history at this former
American site. powwows. Oregon, Mormon and photos and a scale places and events Japanese-American
California trails. model of Evanston’s that have shaped the Confinement Site
Chinatown. Cowboy State. from World War II.

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LANGUAGE:Q&AWITH
LYNETTE ST.CLAIR
Lynette St. Clair, Shoshone linguist, cultural preservationist & education
consultant on the Wind River Reservation, talks about her life growing up on
the Reservation and her efforts to preserve the Shoshone language.
WIND RIVER CANYON
HOW HAVE YOUR
EXPERIENCES AS AN
INDIGENOUS WOMAN
SHAPED YOU?
I feel blessed to have been raised in
the family to which I belong. We are
taught that we must be thankful for
all that we have and give thanks for
those blessings. We are also taught
to respect who we are and where we
come from.
My involvement in the education
field is because of these experiences.
When I was younger, the majority
of the people within the schools
I attended were not the same as
me. There were few tribal teachers,
and those who were Shoshone
or Arapaho or members of other
tribes were support staff. I respect
that, but I also think there’s always
room for growth. I started out in
the school system as the school
secretary and eventually became a
teacher and then an administrator.
I want to show our students that
through hard work, dedication, and
the right support, they can reach
their goals.
Read the full article at
TravelWyoming.com/preserve.
WHY IS PRESERVING THE
@BLAKEPOE
SHOSHONE LANGUAGE
IMPORTANT? Fremont Peak
Our language is who we are. LYNETTE ST. CLAIR
Without it, we will be lost. This
was told to me by my uncle Starr
Weed Sr. The language is attached
to everything indigenous: our
spirituality, our ways of living, our
very existence. It’s in everything we
do. We can’t have a ceremony if we
don’t speak the language and we
can’t carry on our stories, history,
or ways of doing things if we don’t
know our language. This is what
I see that is missing in our youth,
which is why it’s critical that we
preserve our language. To center
our people. To bring them full circle
and to carry it forward for the next
seven generations.
WHAT WOULD YOU
LIKE PEOPLE TO KNOW
WHEN VISITING THE
WIND RIVER INDIAN @ISAIAH.ORTIZ_
RESERVATION? Wind River Range
I want people to understand that
our reservation is one of the most
beautiful places on earth! Our com-
munity welcomes visitors but also
wants you to understand that there
are some traditions and customs
that we wish to retain that are not
for public knowledge.
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Find your perfect ranch and

other resources at the Wyoming
dude Ranchers’ Association
website at wyomingdra.com. LIFE ON THE RANGE
5 REASONS TO STAY AT A
WYOMING dudE & GuEST RANCH
Not only do Wyoming’s many ranches let visitors
play cowboy for a week, but they also offer activities
and amenities to suit every traveler — not to mention
postcard-caliber 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 to pitching in at the stables to long, peaceful rides through
Eatons’ Ranch scenic valleys. Wyoming happens to be home to the first-ever dude
ranch: Eatons’ Ranch in Wolf. The ranch first flung open its barn
Paradise Guest Ranch doors in 1904. It doesn’t get much more authentic than that.
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? Vee Bar Guest Ranch in Laramie is one of
many ranches that offers fun and educational programs for kids
as young as 6. Seeking a grown-up getaway? Certain ranches host
adults-only weeks during the summer or offer romantic perks like
massages, hot-air balloon rides and all the privacy you need.
3. Horseback Riding Is Only the Beginning.
A love of horses is pretty much a prerequisite for a dude-ranch
stay, but it’s far from the only activity available. Venture beyond
the stable at Crossed Sabres Ranch in Cody to enjoy world-class

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fly-fishing streams, river rafting, hiking and biking — plus plenty
@paradiseranchwy of stargazing and leisure time around the campfire.
4. They Can Be a Secret Foodie Paradise.
R Lazy S Ranch 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. At Paradise Guest Ranch in Buffalo, feast
on gourmet meals enhanced with locally sourced ingredients and
a stellar wine program — mixed with a hearty helping of barbecue
cookouts, buffet lunches and s’mores, of course.
5. They’re Perfect for Reconnecting With Family.
For one glorious family trip, you can all step away from your
devices and really recharge. R Lazy S Ranch in Teton Village
trades TVs and social feeds for good, old-fashioned fun, like
evening talent shows and capture-the-flag tournaments. While
most ranches do offer Wi-Fi these days, quality time with the fam
is all the connectivity you’ll need.

@mattstirn

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DISCONNECT
FROM DAILY LIFE.
RECONNECT
WITH THE WILD.
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 WITH A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES.
307-684-7876 • paradiseranch.com BUFFALO, WYOMING

True Western
Hospitality
• Activities for all ages and an
experience tailored to your interests.
• Family owned and operated.
• Open year-round.
• A variety of packages are available
that include riding, hiking, fishing,
snowshoeing, and downhill skiing.

Wyoming Dude
Ranchers Association
WyomingDRA.com
888-996-9372

800-483-3227 veebar.com

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 WINTER
LOCALS’ FAVORITE PLACES TO SKI & RIDE
Pristine powder and a wide range of terrain make these ski areas and resorts a worthy winter getaway.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Average Annual Snow Total: 459 inches
With more than 4,000 feet of vertical
terrain, one of the highest snowfall totals
in the country and unprecedented access
to out-of-bounds fun, Jackson Hole in the
heart of the Teton Range truly has it all.
Grand Targhee Resort
Average Annual Snow Total: 500+ inches
Just 42 miles from Jackson, Grand Targhee
offers 2,602 skiable acres and five lifts near
the town of Alta. Other activities at the
resort include a nature center, snowcat
skiing, Nordic skiing, fat biking and tubing.
White Pine Ski Area
Average Annual Snow Total: 150 inches
Wyoming’s oldest ski area has satisfied avid
powderhounds with 350 acres of terrain
near Pinedale since 1940. Snowshoe on
the resort’s Nordic trails for uninterrupted
views of the Continental Divide and Wind
River Range.
“Outdoor recreation in Wyoming
to me, as an adaptive athlete,
is all about inclusion. I am a
quad amputee and outdoor
sports, like snowboarding, were
my road map back to life.”
— Josh Bogle
Teton Adaptive Sports Participant
@thedancingwind
Grand Teton National Park
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= AdAPTIvE SPORTS OFFEREd
Pine Creek Ski Resort
Average Annual Snow Total: 150 inches
Thirty diverse runs, more than 1,400 verti-
cal feet and short lift lines make Pine Creek
a local favorite near Cokeville in western
Wyoming. Don’t miss the End of Season
Party in mid-March, when costumed
daredevils race down the mountain in
homemade cardboard contraptions to
skim across an icy pond.
Snowy Range Ski Area
Average Annual Snow Total: 245 inches
Located west of Laramie, Snowy Range
has 250 skiable acres and two terrain parks.
Snow bunnies can master the fundamentals
in the resort’s small-group classes, which
are great for kids and adults.
Hogadon Basin Ski Area
Average Annual Snow Total: 140 inches
Situated atop Casper Mountain outside of
Casper, Hogadon has 60 acres of groomed
slopes and 15 miles of Nordic trails.
Beginners should consider the all-inclusive
learning package at the snow-sports school,
which includes rentals, a half-day lesson
and lift ticket.
TravelWyoming.com
Snow King Mountain Resort
Average Annual Snow Total: 300 inches
Established in 1939, Snow King is Jackson’s
first resort and is known affectionately as
“The Locals’ Mountain.” The resort has 32
trails within 400 acres, two terrain parks, a
tubing hill, a Cowboy Coaster and opportu-
nities for uphill skiing and alpine racing.
Meadowlark Ski Lodge
Average Annual Snow Total: 50 inches
Tucked in the Bighorn Mountains near Ten
Sleep, Meadowlark Ski Lodge’s 300 skiable
acres and 14 runs are accessible via two
chairlifts. The ski hill is open on weekends
and offers affordable rentals and lift tickets.
Sleeping Giant Ski Area
Average Annual Snow Total: 310 inches
This ski hill with 184 acres of terrain and
a 6,619-foot vertical drop is 3 miles from
Yellowstone. Offerings include lessons for
all ages and the Ski and Shred Like a Girl
Program, when ladies of all skill levels learn
from guest girl guides.
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 direct flights* between
dallas, denver and Salt Lake City:
• Casper • Riverton
• Cheyenne • Rock Springs
• Cody/ • Sheridan
Yellowstone
• Gillette
• Jackson
• Laramie
INSTAGRAM/THEDANCINGWIND.
*Flights are subject to change.
*
 WHERE
THE
DEAD OF
WINTER
MAKES YOU
FEEL ALIVE.
When you find yourself surrounded by Mother Nature’s greatest feats, you’ll
never feel more alive. But if we want this feeling to remain, we must live by
the wild rules so the spirit of this special place never fades.

Learn more at VisitJacksonHole.com/Sustainability

 SCENIC SAFARIS
From snowmobiles to
ATVs to luxury vans,
Scenic Safaris in Jackson,
Wyoming, is open summer
and winter — and provides
tours for all types of visitors
(new and returning). Head off
the beaten path and explore
Yellowstone and Grand Teton
national parks like a local.
307-734 -8898
SCENIC-SAFARIS.COM
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
NATURAL SELECTION TOUR
JAN 26 - FEB 1, 2022
The highest echelon of
competitive snowboarding
kicks off a three-part tour
in Jackson, WY.
STAGE STOP RACE
JANUARY 28, 2022
Premier “stage” format
sled dog race starting
in Jackson Hole.
HILL CLIMB
MARCH 24-27, 2022
The 45th world-
championship
snowmobile hill climb.
RENDEZVOUS
APRIL 1-3, 2022
A three-day, spring
lifestyle and music festival
providing the most iconic
backdrops imaginable for
our legendary music acts.
OLD WEST DAYS
MAY 21-30, 2022
A 10-day celebration
of Western history,
culture, and tradition.
MAD RIVER
BOAT TRIPS
Mad River is your ticket to
exploring the wild and scenic
Snake River in Jackson Hole,
Wyoming. Come in spring for
peak flows, mid-summer for
a cool soak or fall to see the
Snake River Canyon come
alive with autumn colors.
307-733-6203
MAD-RIVER.COM
THE ANVIL
HOTEL
Our boutique hotel in
downtown Jackson is your
hub for exploration. On the
doorstep of Yellowstone,
The Anvil Hotel delivers
crafted beauty and unique
experiences — all against a
stunning natural backdrop.
307-733-3668
ANVILHOTEL.COM
CACHE HOUSE
Located next to the Anvil
Hotel in the heart of historic
downtown Jackson, Cache
House is a new hostel
lodging experience featuring
two shared living quarters
with 50 bunks and a
spacious lobby.
307-733-3668
THECACHEHOUSE.COM
THE WYOMING INN
OF JACKSON HOLE
The Wyoming Inn is a
picturesque boutique hotel
located just minutes from
Jackson’s famed restaurants,
shops and nightlife, but far
enough for a quieter night’s
sleep and ample free parking.
307-734 -0035
WYOMINGINN.COM
 WINTER

EXPERIENCETHE MAGIC OFWINTER INYELLOWSTONE.

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
of pine and Douglas fir is an otherworldly sight, and snowmobiling and cross-country skiing are
activities that have drawn visitors to Yellowstone in the snowy months for decades.

Mammoth Hot Springs

GETTING TO YELLOWSTONE THINGS TO dO

Many visitors reach Yellowstone National
Park by air via the two small Wyoming
regional airports that service the park.
Yellowstone Regional Airport near Cody is
approximately 50 miles from Yellowstone’s
east entrance; and Jackson Hole Airport,
located at the edge of Grand Teton
National Park, is approximately 50 miles
south of Yellowstone’s south entrance.
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
Explore the backcountry and trek past the
national park’s famous thermal features in
silence by snowshoeing or Nordic skiing on
groomed trails specially prepped for win-
tertime visitors. Gear is available for rent
from local outfitters; and if you’d prefer not
to go it alone, there are authorized guides
who can show you the sights as well. Get
out early in the morning when animals like
deer, wolves and bison are most active and
@grizzlymanchild
the light is prime for taking photos.
Arrange for snowcoach tours to the Norris
REST EASY.
and Upper geyser basins, Old Faithful and

FROM TOP: JASON J. HATFIELD; INSTAGRAM/GRIZZLYMANCHILD; FLICKR/STEVE JURVETSON.

— 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.
@Steve Jurvetson
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. The
National Park Service typically also 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 autho-
rized commercial guide from Cody (go
to nps.gov/yell 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.
Old Faithful Snow Lodge & Cabins,
which has dining facilities and visitor
services year-round, and newly renovated
Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel & Cabins
are the only lodging options available
inside the park itself. Visitors can also
stay in Jackson, Cody or other nearby
towns and book excursions into the park
with authorized NPS concessionaires like
Jackson-based Teton Science Schools or
Scenic Safaris and Cody-based Gary
Fales Outfitting.
Browse our lodging
listings starting on p. 86
or visit TravelWyoming.
com/stay-here.

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Where the Air is
Cleaner,
Traffic is
Lighter,
& Crowds are
Thinner.
ALBANY
FULL

From snowmobiling, cross-country

skiing, downhill skiing, snowboarding,
& snowshoeing, Medicine Bow National
Forest is your go-to for winter outdoor activities.
Find outfitters and guides on our website. VISITLARAMIE.ORG • 307-745-4195
 WINTER
WINTER,WYOMING-STYLE
Whether you dream of carving first tracks through a silent wilderness, cutting
up the snow on a high-powered sled or soaking your days away at a hot
spring, here’s how you can get outside and play once the flakes start falling.
Ice Fishing
Wyoming’s frozen waters reveal hardy
stashes of fish — plus an endless supply
of solitude. Boysen Reservoir stocks
everything from walleye to burbot,
Flaming Gorge teems with lake trout
and Keyhole Reservoir is swimming
with perch, crappie and northern pike
just below the ice.
Fat Biking
With their monster tires and grippy
tread, fat bikes put Wyoming’s snowy
terrain within easy reach. The rugged
trails of Dubois and abundant switch-
backs and loops of Lander are fat-bike
favorites, and you can crunch through
hundreds of groomed trails from
Jackson Hole to Laramie.
dog Sledding
Not only is dog sledding a perfect way
to give your legs a break from skiing
and other winter sports, it’s a thrilling
way to see some of Wyoming’s prettiest
backcountry. Snuggle up as a team of
lovable huskies mush through Jackson
and Dubois, both home to multiple
tour providers.
Snowshoeing &
Cross-Country Skiing
On a pair of skis or snowshoes, you
may never shake the feeling that you’ve
stepped inside a snowglobe. Exploring
scenic trails at national forests around
the state — like Sinks Canyon State
Park and Beaver Creek Nordic Ski
Area (Lander), Tie City and Happy
Jack (Laramie), and Bear River State
Park (Evanston), where you may share
the trail with a resident elk or bison —
are great places to start.
FROM TOP: FLICKR/THECRAZYOUTDOORMAMA;
INSTAGRAM/THEDANCINGWIND; WYOMING OFFICE OF
TOURISM; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY.
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Hot Springs
@thecrazyoutdoormama
Wyoming’s bubbling geothermal springs
Jackson Hole
are like nature’s hot tubs. Have a dip
and a sip at Saratoga Hot Springs Resort, Grand Teton Mountains
home to the state’s second-oldest craft
brewery. Hot Springs State Park in
Thermopolis features prehistoric rock
formations, and dreamy Granite Hot
Springs is perched above a waterfall in a
peaceful forest near Jackson.
Skijoring
Winter magic comes in all forms in
Wyoming, but there’s something particu-
larly special about roping up with a horse
(or even your pup) in a sport that mixes
adrenaline, speed and cross-country skiing.
@thedancingwind
Find a skijoring event and skim across the
snow in towns like Sheridan, Sundance, Pinedale Winter Carnival
Pinedale, Jackson Hole and Saratoga.
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 TravelWyoming.
com/skijoring.
Snowmobiling
Blankets of powder, breathtaking vistas
and thousands of miles of trails make
Wyoming a top-ranked spot for snowmo-
Togwotee Pass
biling. Options abound in Pinedale and
Dubois, where you can access the legend-
ary Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail
and Wyoming Range trail system. Towns
like Saratoga, Centennial, Riverside,
Encampment and Laramie link you to
the vast Snowy Range, and dramatic
scenery awaits in the Bighorn Mountains
near Sheridan.
TravelWyoming.com
POWDER Welcome
to the Middle of
Nowhere
Like it.

DEEPEST SNOW
IN WYOMING
Plan your trip today at CodyYellowstone.org
GRANDTARGHEE.COM • 800.TARGHEE or call 1-800-393-CODY

Ice that lights a fire inside.

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 ACCESSIBLE OUTDOORS:
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY
IN WYOMING’S ICONIC SPACES
Many of Wyoming’s most iconic outdoor spaces offer assistance for hearing, vision and
mobility impaired. Here are some of the areas where those requiring wheelchair or mobility
assistance can more easily experience Wyoming’s beauty.

YELLOWSTONE GRAND TETON DEVILS TOWER

NATIONAL PARK
Wheelchair-accessible boardwalks
line many of Yellowstone’s geothermal
features, and paved paths are available
at popular sites and overlooks such as
Old Faithful and Grand Canyon of the
Yellowstone’s North Rim. Most of the park’s
campgrounds have at least two accessible
sites, and accessible lodging is available
throughout the park.
For those seeking a more adventurous
stay, two backcountry sites are reserved
for those with disabilities, people over
age 62 or those with children under 6.
Accessible ranger programs are noted in
the park’s newspaper.
NATIONAL PARK
Asphalt trails available at Colter Bay,
Jackson Lake, Menors Ferry Historic
District, Jenny Lake and Laurance S.
Rockefeller Preserve allow for the park’s
beauty to be enjoyed by those with limited
mobility. Many of the park’s campgrounds
and lodging facilities offer accessible sites
and rooms.
For more outdoor activities in and near
the park, check out Teton Adaptive Sports.
This Wyoming non-profit offers skiing,
snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross-coun-
try skiing, hockey, cycling, climbing,
paddling, hiking and mountain biking
for people living with physical or
cognitive disabilities.
NATIONAL MONUMENT
Devils Tower is working toward making
the entire monument accessible to people
of all abilities. For now, explore the paved,
1.3-mile Tower Trail that circles the base
of the tower. Four accessible campsites
are available at the Belle Fourche River
Campground within Devils Tower
National Monument
FOSSIL BUTTE
NATIONAL MONUMENT
This national monument’s visitor center,
restrooms and picnic area are accessible,
providing an opportunity to see and expe-
rience some of the world’s best-preserved
fossils. Each trailhead provides vault toilets

@SAMFAITROULER

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

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that are wheelchair accessible, and
the trails are generally compacted
soil. Check trail conditions as the
slopes vary, and be prepared for
uneven, rough surfaces including
rock steps and water bars.
MEDICINE
BOW-ROUTT
NATIONAL FOREST
The Medicine Bow-Routt National
Forest and Thunder Basin National
Grassland cover nearly 2.9 million
acres from north-central Colorado
to central and northeastern
Wyoming, including the Snowy
Range Scenic Byway. This byway has
several paved, accessible turnouts,
such as the stunning Lake Marie
Trail, which follows the shoreline to
Mirror Lake.
BIGHORN CANYON
NATIONAL
RECREATION AREA
Bighorn Canyon offers unparalleled
opportunities to be immersed in
TETON ADAPTIVE SPORTS
natural beauty. The quarter-mile
Two Eagles Interpretive Trail and
the Visitor Center Pond Trail
are both wheelchair accessible.
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
Additionally, the Bighorn Headgate
Trail is an easy gravel path to a quiet
picnic area, and the Lockhart Ranch
Trail consists of a choice of loops on
old dirt roads.
WYOMING
STATE PARKS
Wyoming has 12 state parks spread
throughout the state, all of which
offer their own unique scenery and
experiences. Many of Wyoming’s
state parks feature campsites, yurts
and cabins that are ADA accessible,
along with overlooks, wildlife
viewing, beaches and more. Five of
Wyoming’s state parks have fishing
piers that feature accessible options.
@BROWNSUGAR_KAR
Visit tetonadaptivesports.com
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
for information on athletic
programs for locals or visitors
with physical or mental
disabilities. Teton Adaptive
Sports serves the Greater
Teton Area, including Jackson
Hole, Dubois and Star Valley.
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 places to stay
AFTON ALCOVA ALTA BASIN
CABINS CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS RESORTS CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Old Mill Log Cabins Alcova Resort, LLC Grand Targhee Resort Bull Creek Campground
3497 Dry Creek Rd. • 307-886-0520 • 24025 Lake Shore Dr. • 307-472-6666 • 3300 E. Skihill Rd. • 307-353-2300 • Powder River Ranger District, 1415 Fort St. •
oldmillcabins.com alcovaresort.com grandtarghee.com 307-684-7806 • fs.fed.us

CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Teton Teepee Lodge Rose Garden RV Park
440 W. Alta Ski Hill Rd. • 307-353-1000 • 704 S. 4th St. • 307-568-2589
Forest Park Campground Inn at Alcova tetonteepee.com
P.O. Box 339 • 307-886-5300 • fs.fed.us 21405 Kortes Rd. • 307-234-2066 • VACATION RENTALS
sloanesinalcova.com
Lynx Creek Campground ALVA Serenity Wellness Retreat
Greys River Rd. FS. 10138 • 307-885-3166 • Riverview Inn 380 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-431-0386 •
fs.usda.gov 22258 W. U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-473-5829 • DUDE RANCHES serenitywellnessretreat.wordpress.com
visitcasper.com/places/riverview-inn
Murphy Creek Campground Diamond 7 Bar Guest Ranch
FS. 10138, 14 m. southeast of Alpine 353 Lame Jones Rd. • 307-467-5612 • BEDFORD
Junction • 307-886-5300 • fs.fed.us ALPINE diamond7bar.com
CABINS
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS CABINS
ARLINGTON Preston Ranch Cabins
Fairfield Inn and Suites Rockin’ M Ranch 100 Preston Ranch Lane • 307-880-2740 •
by Marriott 371 County Rd. 104 • 307-654-2288 • prestonranchcabins.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
53 E. 1st Ave. • 307-885-4040 • rockinmranchwyoming.com
marriott.com Deep Creek Campground RESORTS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS County Rd. 101 • 307-745-2300 •
Lazy B Motel Star Valley Lodge
fs.usda.gov
219 S. Washington St. • 307-885-3187 • Greys River Cove RV Park 4271 Willow Creek Lane • 307-201-6250 •
thelazybmotel.com 25 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-880-2267 • starvalleylodge.com
greysrivercove.com
RESORTS BAGGS
DUDE RANCHES BEULAH
Colter’s Lodge CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
355 S. Washington St. • 307-885-8895 • Box Y Lodge & Guest Ranch CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Happy Camper RV Park
colterslodge.com Mile Marker 28 Greys River Rd. •
Hwy. 789 Mile Marker 49 • 307-380-8083
254-381-0350 • boxylodge.com
• facebook.com/Happy-Camper-RV-
Beulah Red Water Campground
VACATION RENTALS 5861 Old Hwy. 14 • 605-920-0768 •
Park-1079120565612113
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS facebook.com/Beulah-Red-Water-
Mountain Inn
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Campground-114131936995659
83542 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-885-3156 • 3 Rivers Motel
mountaininncondos.com 60 U.S. 89 • 307-654-7551 • Cowboy Inn Motel & RV Park
3riversmotel.com
210 Penland St. • 307-383-2200 • BIG HORN
Bull Moose Saloon, Restaurant, thecowboyinn.com
ALADDIN DUDE RANCHES
Liquor Store & Lodge
BED & BREAKFASTS 91 U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-654-7593 • Canyon Ranch
bullmoosesaloon.com BANNER
59 Canyon Ranch Rd. • 307-751-6785 •
JC Stage Stop B&B
DUDE RANCHES canyonranchbighorn.com
78 Hay Creek Rd. • 307-896-9134 • Nordic Inn
jcstagestop.com 1 Colonial Lane • 307-654-7556 • Little Piney Ranch
thenordicinn.net
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 430 Wagon Box Rd. • 307-683-2668 • BIG PINEY
RESORTS littlepineyranch.com
Bearlodge Campground BED & BREAKFASTS
Forest Service Campground Loop • Black Mountain Lodge
BAR NUNN Triple Peak
307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov 225 Black Mountain Lane • 307-654-7710 •
blackmountain-lodge.com HCR Box 3000 • 307-260-8669 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS triplepeak.com
MILES PARTNERSHIP.

Flying Saddle Resort

Aladdin Motel 118878 U.S. 89 • 877-772-4422 • Casper KOA CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
3989 State Hwy. 24 • 307-742-3224 • flyingsaddleresort.com 1101 Prairie Lane • 307-577-1664 •
koa.com/campgrounds/casper
Middle Piney Lake Campground
aladdinwyhotel.com
P.O. Box 218 • 307-276-5800 • fs.usda.gov

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HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Big Piney Motel
216 Front St. • 480-343-1234 •
big-piney-motel.business.site
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Willow Park Group Area - RESORTS
Bighorn National Forest
Boulder Park Campground Lodges of the Bighorns
21 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 16
- Bighorn National Forest • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov 7558 Hwy. 16 W. • 307-267-2609 •
13 m. northeast of Ten Sleep or 50.5 lodgesofthebighorns.com

Marbleton Inn Motel

m. west of Buffalo • 307-684-7806 • DUDE RANCHES
recreation.gov
405 Winkelman Ave. • 307-276-5231 • Klondike Ranch BURNS
marbletoninn.com Buffalo KOA Journey 386 Crazy Woman Canyon Rd. •
87 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-5423 • koa. 307-684-2390 • klondikeranch.com CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
com/campgrounds/buffalo-wyoming
BONDURANT TA Guest Ranch Wyo Campground & RV Park
Circle Park Campground - 28623 Old Hwy. 87 • 307-684-5833 • Exit 377, I-80 Service Rd. • 307-547-2244
DUDE RANCHES Bighorn National Forest taranch.com • wyocamp.com/WYO-Campground-LLC/
15 m. west of Buffalo or 48.5 m. northeast OverView
Black Powder Guest Ranch of Ten Sleep on U.S. 16, then 2.5 m. on F20 HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
14733 U.S. Hwy. 189/191 • 307-298-9253 • • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
airbnb.com/rooms/20230446 Big Horn Motel CASPER
Deer Park Campground 209 N. Main St. • 307-684-7822 •
146 Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-5722 • bighornmotelwy.com CABINS
BOULDER deerparkrv.com
Blue Gables Motel Crazy Rainbow Lodge
CABINS Hettinger Group Area - and Coffee Shop 13800 WY-220 • 307-266-0701 •
Bighorn National Forest 662 N. Main St. • 307-684-2574 • crazyrainbow.net
Big Sandy Lodge 14.5 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16 • bluegables.com
1050 Mud Lake Rd. • 307-749-1401 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
• big-sandy-lodge.com Buffalo Inn
Indian Campground and RV Park 100 Flatiron Dr. • 307-684-7000 • Casper East RV Park
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 660 E. Hart St. • 307-684-9601 • buffaloinnwyoming.com & Campground
indiancampground.com 2800 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-237-5155
Big Sandy Campground Capitol Hotel Vacation Suites • bookyoursite.com/campgrounds/casper-
Big Sandy-Elkhorn Rd. • 307-739-5500 • Island Park Campground - 70 S. Main St. • 307-620-9296 • east-rv-park
fs.fed.us Bighorn National Forest historic-capitol-hotel-vacation-suites.
20 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. business.site Casper Mountain Campgrounds
Boulder Lake Campground 16, then 3 m. north on F27 • 307-684-7806 Casper Mountain Rd. to Natrona
Boulder Lake Rd. • 307-367-4326 • fs.fed.us • recreaction.gov Hampton Inn & Suites Country Rd. 505 • 307-235-9325 •
85 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-684-8899 • natronacounty-wy.gov
Highline Trail RV Park Lake Point Picnic Ground - hamptoninn.com
& Campground Bighorn National Forest Casper Mountain Park
8718 U.S. Hwy. 191 • 307-537-3080 • Forest Rd. 437 • 307-684-7806 • fs.fed.us
Historic Mansion House Inn Casper Mountain Rd. • 307-235-9311 •
highlinetrailrvpark.com 313 N. Main St. • 307-684-2218 • natronacounty-wy.gov
Lake Stop Resort mansionhouseinn.com
Wind River View RV I-90 N. Exit 51 • 307-684-8700 • Fort Caspar Campground
Park & Campground facebook.com/Lake-Stop-
Historic Occidental 4205 Fort Caspar Rd. • 307-234-3260 •
8 m. south of Pinedale on Hwy. 191 • Resort-665096616957481 Hotel & Saloon fortcasparcamp.com
307-537-5453 10 N. Main St. • 307-684-0451 •
Lake View Campground - occidentalwyoming.com Lodgepole Campground
DUDE RANCHES Bighorn National Forest BLM, Casper Field Office • 307-261-7600 •
23 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy.
Quality Inn blm.gov/visit/lodgepole-campground
Big Sandy Lodge LLC 16 • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov 75 N. Bypass Rd. • 307-684-2256 •
choicehotels.com Muddy Mountain-
1050 Mud Lake Rd. • 307-749-1401 •
big-sandy-lodge.com Lake View Recreation Area Rim Campground
Powder River Ranger District, 1415 Fort St. •
Rodeway Inn BLM, Casper Field Office • 307-261-7600 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov 610 E. Hart St. • 307-684-5505 • blm.gov/visit/rim-campground
choicehotels.com
Boulder Inn Leigh Creek Campground - Pathfinder Reservoir
8782 Hwy. 191 • 307-537-5480 • Bighorn National Forest Super 8 Motel 43 m. southwest of Casper • 307-235-9311 •
boulderwystore.com 8 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy. 655 E. Hart St. • 307-684-2531 • natrona.net/241/Pathfinder-Reservoir
16, then 1 m. on 18 • 307-684-7806 • wyndhamhotels.com
Boulder Lake Lodge recreation.gov DUDE RANCHES
#48 Bridger Dr. • 307-537-5400 •
Z-Bar Cabins and Motel
boulder-lake-lodge.com Lost Cabin Campground - 626 Fort St. • 307-684-5535 • Red Butte Ranch
Bighorn National Forest zbarcabinsandmotel.com 8550 S. Bessemer Bend • 307-472-3784 •
redbutteranchlodging.com
27 m. southwest of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16
BRIDGER-TETON • 307-684-7806 • fs.usda.gov
NATIONAL FOREST Middle Fork Campground -
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Bighorn National Forest
13 m. southeast on Hwy. 16 • 307-684-7806
Moose Flat Campground • fs.fed.us
Forest Rd. 10138 • 307-886-5300 •
fs.usda.gov Sitting Bull Campground -
Bighorn National Forest
23 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy.
BUFFALO 16, then 1 m. north on F432 • 307-684-7806
• recreation.gov
CABINS South Fork Campground -
Mountain View Cabins Bighorn National Forest
& Campground 15 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16 •
585 Fort St. • 307-684-2881 • 307-684-7806 • recreation.gov
mountainviewbuffalo.com
Tie Hack Campground -
Pole Creek Cabin - Bighorn Bighorn National Forest
National Forest Big Horn National Forest • 307-684-7806
22 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16, then • fs.usda.gov
1 m. northwest on F456 • 307-684-7806 •
recreation.gov
West Tensleep Lake Campground
- Bighorn National Forest
South Fork Lodge 20 m. northeast of Ten Sleep on U.S. Hwy.
7558 Hwy. 16 W. • 307-267-2609 • 16, then 7 m. north on F27 • 307-684-7806
lodgesofthebighorns.com • recreation.gov

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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 •
hamptoninn.co hilton.com
Hilton Garden Inn Casper
1150 N. Poplar St. • 307-266-1300 •
hilton.com
Holiday Inn Casper East
- Medical Center
721 Granite Peak Dr. • 307-577-5000 •
holidayinn.com/caspereast
Holiday Inn Express-Casper
4250 Legion Lane • 307-237-4200 •
hiexpress.com
Hotel Casper Wyoming Blvd
20 S.E. Wyoming Blvd. • 307-234-9125
Motel 6
1150 Wilkins Cir. • 307-212-3031 •
motel6.com
National 9 Showboat Motel
100 W. F St. • 844-709-9779 •
national9casper.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
Royal Inn
440 E. A St. • 307-234-3501 •
facebook.com/pages/category/Hotel/
Royal-Inn-544394699049178/
Sage & Sand Motel
901 W. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-237-2088 •
sage-sand-motel-casper.booked.net
Super 8 Motel - Casper West
3838 CY Ave. • 307-266-3480 •
wyndhamhotels.com
Townhouse Casper
Conference Center
300 W. F St. • 307-235-2531 •
choicehotels.com
Trout On Inn
18193 State Hwy. 220 • 307-462-1917 •
troutoninn.com
Virginian Motel-Casper
830 E. A St. • 307-266-3959
Yellowstone Motel
1610 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-234-9174 •
yellowstone-motel-wy.hub.biz
RESORTS
Grey Reef Lodging
18187 State Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031 •
wyocowboydrifters.com
VACATION RENTALS
The Dry Fly Lodge
7630 Spencer Rd. • 307-237-5997 •
platteriverguides.com/lodging
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CENTENNIAL
CABINS
Mountain Meadow Cabins
3519 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-6042 •
mtnmeadowcabins.com
Table in the Wilderness
38 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-3055 •
twmcamp.net
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Brooklyn Lake Campground
Forest Rd. 317 • 307-745-2300 • fs.fed.us
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Brooklyn Lodge Bed & Breakfast
3540 WY 130 • 307-742-6916 •
brooklynlodge.com
Friendly Store & Motel
2758 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-6033 •
friendlystorewyo.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
VACATION RENTALS
Snowy Hideout
63 2nd St. • 308-870-2871 •
snowyhideout.net
CHEYENNE
BED & BREAKFASTS
Governor’s Home
108 W. 27th St. • 307-222-8267 •
governorshome.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
AB Camping & RV Park
1503 W. College Dr. • 307-634-7035 •
campcheyenne.com
Cheyenne KOA Campground
8800 Hutchins • 307-638-8840 •
koa.com/campgrounds/cheyenne
Greenway Trailer Park
3829 Greenway St. • 307-634-6696 •
greenwaytrailerpark.net/page10.html
Hide-A-Way RV Park
218 S. Greeley Hwy. • 307-637-7114 •
facebook.com/pages/Hide-A-Way-Mobile-
Village/116140285082126
Last Chance Camp
11234 Coonrod Rd. • 307-640-0697 •
lastchancecamp.com
Restway Travel Park
4212 Whitney Rd. • 307-634-3811 •
restwaytravelpark.com
Terry Bison Ranch Resort
51 I25 Service Rd. • 307-634-4171 •
terrybisonranch.com
DUDE RANCHES
Bit-O-Wyo Ranch
470 Happy Jack Rd. • 307-638-6924 •
bitowyoranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Plus Frontier Inn
8101 Hutchins Dr. • 307-638-8891 •
bestwestern.com/plusfrontierinn
Candlewood Suites
2335 Tura Pkwy. • 307-634-6622 •
candlewoodsuites.com
TravelWyoming.com
Cheyenne Motel
1601 E. Lincolnway • 307-632-6802
Comfort Inn and Suites
201 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-514-6051 •
choicehotels.com
Days Inn
2360 W. Lincolnway • 307-222-4534 •
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
Fleetwood Motel, LLC
3800 E. Lincolnway • 307-638-8908
Guest Ranch Motel
1100 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-2137 •
facebook.com/guestranchmotel
GuestHouse Inn & Suites
2512 W. Lincolnway • 307-632-7556 •
redlion.com/guesthouse/wy/cheyenne/
guesthouse-inn-suites-cheyenne
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
Microtel Inn & Suites
BY WYNDHAM
1400 W. Lincolnway • 307-274-4593 •
wyndhamhotels.com
Motel 6
1735 Westland Rd. • 307-635-6806 •
motel6.com
My Place Hotel
1920 W. Lincolnway • 307-634-1400 •
myplacehotels.com
Quality Inn
2245 Etchepare Dr. • 307-459-6294 •
choicehotels.com
Ranger Motel
909 W. 16th St. • 307-634-7995
Red Lion Hotel and
Conference Center
204 W. Fox Farm Rd. • 307-638-4466 •
redlion.com/cheyenne-wy
Rodeo Inn
3839 E. Lincolnway • 307-634-2171
Rodeway Inn East
12500 I-80 • 307-635-7799 •
rodewayinn.com
Round Up Motel
403 S. Greeley Hwy. • 307-634-7741
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
Stage Coach Motel
1515 W. Lincolnway • 307-514-5774
StayBridge Suites
5109 Frontier Mall Dr. • 307-634-6370 •
ihg.com
Super 8 Motel
1900 W. Lincolnway • 307-635-8741 •
super8.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 •
trucheyenne.trubyhilton.com
CHUGWATER
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Buffalo Lodge Inn & Grill
100 Buffalo Rd. • 307-422-3463 •
buffalolodgechugwater.com
CLARK
VACATION RENTALS
Kimmet Kamp
79 Canyon Rd. • 307-645-3028 •
homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p3939608
CLEARMONT
DUDE RANCHES
Powder River Experience
3884 U.S. Hwy. 14–16 E. • 307-758-4381 •
duderanch.com/wyoming/powder-river-
experience
Ranch at Ucross in
Buffalo / Sheridan
2673 U.S. Hwy. 14 E. • 307-737-2281 •
theranchatucross.com • blairhotels.com
The Ranch at Ucross is the crown jewel
in the Blair Hotels collection. 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
The Lockhart Inn
109 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-272-8928 •
facebook.com/StayinCody
Margo’s Mountain Suite
Bed & Breakfast
25 Bradford Dr. • 307-587-7580 •
margosmountainsuite.com
Robins Nest Bed and Breakfast
1508 Alger Ave. • 307-527-7208 •
robinsnestcody.com
Windmill Inn LLC
322 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-587-5767 •
windmillinnwyoming.com
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CABINS Chief Joseph RV Park Creekside Lodge at Yellowstone Big Bear Motel
4 Van Dyke Rd. • 307-527-5510 • 995 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-9795 • 139 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-3117 •
Apple Jack Ranch chiefjosephrvpark.com creeksidelodgeyellowstone.com codywyomingbigbear.com
43 Walking Star Rd. • 307-899-0546 •
applejackranch.com Clearwater Campground Crossed Sabres Ranch Buffalo Bill’s Antler Inn
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger 829 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3750 • 1213 17th St. • 307-587-2084 •
Beartooth Lodge and District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov crossedsabresranch.com antlersinncody.com
Cabin Rentals
7 Crandall Park Lane • 307-587-7100 • Cody KOA Double Diamond X Ranch Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel
beartoothlodge.com 5561 Greybull Hwy. • 307-587-2369 • 3453 Southfork Rd. • 307-587-5252 • 1192 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4221 •
codykoa.com ddxranchwyoming.com irmahotel.com

Buffalo Bill Cabin Village at Cody Trout Ranch Camp Elk Creek Ranch Carter Mountain Motel
the Buffalo Bill Village Resort - RV & Tipi Park 113 Sunlight Rd. • 307-587-3902 • 1701 Central Ave. • 307-587-4295 •
1701 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5544 • 4727 Powell Hwy. • 307-578-6757 • elkcreekranch.com cartermountainmotel.com
buffalobillvillage.com • blairhotels.com wyomingtroutranch.com
Hunter Peak Ranch Chamberlin Inn
Buffalo Bill Cabin Village offers an
authentic experience steeped in the Crazy Creek 4027 Crandall Rd. (Chief Joseph 1032 12th St. • 307-587-0202 •
history and legends of Cody. All cabins Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Scenic Hwy.) • 307-587-3711 • chamberlininn.com
offer full amenities with easy access Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov hunterpeakranch.com
to fine dining at QT’s Restaurant, Cody Holiday Lodge
Bottoms Up Lounge and a heated Deer Creek Campground K Bar Z Guest Ranch 244 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-349-8642 •
outdoor pool (May–Sept.). & Outfitters, LLC codyholidaylodge.com
808 Meadow Lane Ave. • 307-527-6241 •
fs.usda.gov 3477 Crandall Rd. • 307-587-4410 •
kbarzguestranch.com The Cody Hotel
Casa Lodging Hogan-Luce Campground 232 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-5915 •
1413 Rumsey Ave. • 888-650-3053 •
18 m. north of Cody off Wyoming State K3 Guest Ranch Bed & Breakfast thecody.com
casalodging.com
Hwy. 120 • 307-578-5900 • blm.gov 30 Nielsen Trail • 307-272-7507 •
k3guestranch.com Cody Legacy Inn
Cody Cowboy Village Island Lake Campground 1801 Mountain View Dr. • 307-587-6472 •
203 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-7555 •
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Rimrock Ranch codylegacyinn.com
codycowboyvillage.com
Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov 2728 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3970 •
rimrockranch.com Cody Lodging Company
Lake Creek Campground 1371 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-6000 •
Elephant Head Lodge Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch codylodgingcompany.com
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork
1170 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3980 • Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov 349 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-4044 •
elephantheadlodge.com shoshonelodge.com Cody Motor Lodge
Small two-diamond AAA log-cabin Lilly Lake Campground 1455 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-6291 •
mountain resort for your family’s Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork Stagecoach River Ranch, Inc codymotorlodge.us
Yellowstone vacation. Settle in, relax, Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov 301 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-578-6074 •
have a great meal. Enjoy the park, fish, stagecoachriverranch.com
hike and make memories. Little Sunlight Campground Comfort Inn at the
15 units Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Buffalo Bill Village Resort
Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov 1601 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5556 •
A Western Rose Motel blairhotels.com
The Molesworth House Newton Creek Campground 1807 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4258 •
awesternrose.com Conveniently located in the heart
921 14th St. • 307-254-9020 • 37 m. west of Cody • 307-527-6241 •
of downtown Cody, this hotel is
molesworthhouse.com fs.usda.gov a comfortable walking distance
A Wyoming Inn to popular activities and is the
Pahaska Tepee Resort Ponderosa Campground 720 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-4208 • perfect choice among vacationers
183 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-527-7701 • 1815 8th St. • 307-587-9203 • awyominginn.com and corporate travelers. Enjoy our
pahaska.com codyponderosa.com free airport shuttle and continental
AmericInn Lodge & Suites breakfast.
River Bend Cabins Rex Hale Campground 508 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-7716 •
574 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-899-2719 • Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti District • americinn.com
307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Green Creek Inn & RV Park
river-bend-cabins-cody.business.site
Beartooth Inn of Cody 2908 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-5004 •
Saddlestring Ranch River’s View RV Park 2513 Greybull Hwy. • 307-527-5505 • greencreekinn.com
16 Saddle String Rd. • 888-650-3053 • 109 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-272-8928 • beartoothinn.com
stayincody.com
Green Gables Inn
saddlestringranch.com
Best Western Premier 1636 Central Ave. • 307-587-6886 •
Southfork Guest Cottage Sleeping Giant Campground Ivy Inn & Suites codysgreengables.com
119 Diamond Basin Rd. • 307-587-4367 • and Picnic Area 1800 8th St. • 307-587-2572 •
Hilton Inn & Suites
yellowstonecountry.org/place/southfork- Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger bestwestern.com
guest-cottage District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov 8 Southfork Rd. • 307-587-4505 •
Best Western Sunset Inn hilton.com
Wapiti Mountain Cabin Three Mile Campground 1601 8th St. • 307-587-4265 •
3 Paintbrush Dr. • 307-899-0155 • Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger bestwestern.com
codyvacationrentals.com District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov

Yellowstone Cutthroat Wapiti Campground

Guest Ranch Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger
53 Stagecoach Trl. • 307-272-6982 • District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
yellowstonecutthroatranch.com

CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS

Wood River Campground
Shoshone National Forest/Greybull Ranger
SAVE UP TO 20%
District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov For your next Wyoming stay, book direct on ChoiceHotels.com
Absaroka Bay RV Park and get our lowest price guaranteed.
2002 Mountain View Dr. • 307-527-7440 • DUDE RANCHES
cody-wy.com
7D Ranch BADDA BOOK.
Beartooth Lake Campground 774 Sunlight Rd. • 307-587-9885 • BADDA BOOM.®
Shoshone National Forest/Clarks Fork 7dranch.com
Ranger District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Absaroka Mountain Lodge
Big Game Campground 1231 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3963 •
Shoshone National Forest/Wapiti Ranger absarokamtlodge.com
District • 307-527-6921 • fs.usda.gov
Bill Cody Ranch Visit ChoiceHotels.com/Wyoming-hotels or call 1.866.228.5152
Buffalo Bluff RV Park 2604 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-2097 • to get our lowest price guaranteed.
137 Belfry Hwy. • 307-578-7602 • billcodyranch.com
buffalobluffrvpark.com
Blackwater Creek Ranch Qualifying rates only. Valid only for current Choice Privileges® members. Members must book direct at ChoiceHotels.com/Wyoming-hotels or call 1.866.228.5152. Reservations

Buffalo Jump RV Camping 1516 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-5201 •

must be made at least 7, 14, 21 or 30 days in advance, which will vary based on hotel. Rooms at this discount are limited. Offer not available to groups and cannot be combined
with any other discount. Consumers who find lower prices must submit claim within 24 hours of booking and at least 48 hours prior to arrival. Additional Terms and Conditions
Apply. See www.choicehotels.com/deals/best-rate and www.choicehotels.com/deals/advanced-purchase for details. Choice Hotels reserves the right to change or discontinue
4220 CR 2DA • 307-250-9637 • blackwatercreekranch.com this offer at any time. All Choice Hotels properties are independently owned and operated. ©2018 Choice Hotels International. All rights reserved.

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Holiday Inn at the Buffalo DANIEL DOUGLAS CABINS

Bill Village Resort
CABINS BED & BREAKFASTS 3 Spear Ranch
1701 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-5555 •
blairhotels.com 901 Little Warm Springs Rd. • 404-216-8948
Timberline Lodge Wyoming Hospitality & Outdoor • 3spearranch.com
The largest of the three Blair Hotels Adventures (WHOA)
807 Merna N. Beaver Rd. • 307-859-8339 •
in Cody, the Holiday Inn Cody is
timberlinetrips.com
Big Diamond Ranch
fresh, contemporary and the perfect 671 Steinle Rd. • 307-587-0887 •
wyomingbnb-ranchrec.com 4209 U.S. 26 • 307-203-5484 •
base camp for families and groups.
Featuring 186 deluxe guest rooms, Wyoming Mountain Cabin bigdiamondranchwyoming.com
heated outdoor Pool (May–Sept.), QT’s 201 Merna North Beaver Rd. • 307-223-2970 CABINS
Restaurant and Bottoms Up Lounge. • facebook.com/wyomingmountaincabin
Cabin’s On The Wind
Whistle Stop Cabin P.O. Box 1672 • 307-455-3988 •
glampingdubois.com
Esterbrook Rd. • 307-331-4347 •
King’s Inn Cody DAYTON esterbrookcabin.com Lava Mountain Lodge
524 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-527-6604 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 3577 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2506 •
kingsinncody.com CABINS lavamountainlodge.com
Moose Creek Lodge & Suites Shire Valley Cabins Campbell Creek Campground
1015 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-2221 • County Rd. 24 • 307-745-2300 • fs.fed.us
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
712 Main St. • 307-203-8347 •
staycody.com shirevalleycabins.com Brooks Lake Campground
Douglas KOA Campground
Skyline Rodeway Inn Shoshone National Forest/Wind River
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 168 Cold Springs Rd. • 307-358-2164 •
Ranger District • 307-455-2466 •
1919 17th St. • 307-587-4201 • douglaskoa.com
Foothills Motel & Campground fs.usda.gov
choicehotels.com
101 Main St. • 307-655-2547 • Friend Park Campground Dubois Wind River KOA
Sunrise Motor Inn foothillscampground.com Friend Park Rd. • 307-745-2300 • fs.fed.us
225 Welty Ave. • 307-455-2238 •
1407 8th St. • 307-587-5566 •
Wyoming Campground River Side Park koa.com/campgrounds/dubois
sunriseinncody.com
Association Across from State Fair Grounds • Falls Campground
Super 8 of Cody 305 Main St. • 307-655-3257 • 307-358-3462 • cityofdouglas.org
Shoshone National Forest/Wind River
730 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-527-6214 • campwyoming.org Ranger District • 307-455-2466 •
codysuper8.com DUDE RANCHES fs.usda.gov
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
The Trail Shop Deer Forks Ranch Horse Creek Campground
2750 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3741 • Elk View Inn 1200 Poison Lake Rd. • 307-358-2033 •
Horse Creek Campground Forest Service
thetrailshopinn.com 4622 W. Hwy. 14 • 307-461-4168 • guestranches.com/deerforks
Rd. • 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov
elkviewinn.com
Western 6 Gun Motel Two Creek Ranch The Longhorn Ranch
423 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-587-4835 • RESORTS 752 Esterbrook Rd. • 307-358-6007 • Lodge & RV Resort
sixguncody.com twocreekranch.net
Bear Lodge Resort 5810 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2337 •
Wigwam Motel 1/4 m. south of Burgess Jct./5600 U.S. Hwy. HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS thelonghornranch.com
1701 Alger Ave. • 307-587-3861 • wigwam- 14A • 307-752-2444 • bearlodgeresort.com
1st Interstate Inn Pinnacles Campground
motel.wyoming-top-hotels.com
Brooks Lake Rd./Forest Rd. 516 •
2349 E. Richards St. • 307-358-2833
Yellowstone Valley Inn & RV Park 307-455-2466 • fs.usda.gov
3324 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3961 •
DEVILS TOWER 4 Winds Motel
Wind Haven RV Resort
yellowstonevalleyinn.com 615 E. Richards St. • 307-358-2322 •
BED & BREAKFASTS 646 S. 1st St. • 307-455-3474 •
4windsmoteldouglas.com
VACATION RENTALS windhavenrvresort.com
Devils Tower Lodge/B&B &
Douglas Inn & Conference Center
Bull Moose Retreat Wilderness Climbing Retreat DUDE RANCHES
1450 Riverbend Dr. • 307-358-9790 •
23 Bull Moose Trl. • 503-793-3531 • #37 State Rd. 110 • 307-467-5267 • douglasinnconferencecenter.com
devilstowerlodge.com Absaroka Ranch
vrbo.com/245725
Hampton Inn & Suites - Douglas 306 Dunoir Rd. • 303-503-9591 •
Cody Vacation Housing Lytle Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast absarokaranch.com
1730 Muirfield Ct. • 307-385-0707 •
1414 Stampede Ave. • 307-272-0744 • 289 Lytle Creek Rd. • 307-467-5599 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
lytlecreekbnb.com Bitterroot Ranch
codyvacationhousing.com
Holiday Inn Express - Douglas 1480 E. Fork Rd. • 800-545-0019 •
Moose Alley Lodging Sawin Logs Bed & Breakfast bitterrootranch.com
900 W. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-358-4500
1407 Wyoming Ave. • 307-587-6159 • 201 State Hwy. 24 • 866-328-5328 • • ihg.com
sawinlogs.com Brooks Lake Lodge
moosealleylodging.com
Hotel LaBonte 458 Brooks Lake Rd. • 866-213-4022 •
Mountain View Lodge CABINS 206 E. Walnut St. • 307-358-4343 •
brookslake.com
2776 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-5957 • hotellabonte.com
Devils Tower KOA CM Ranch
vrbo.com/446282
60 Hwy. 110 • 307-467-5395 • Plains Motel 167 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-455-2331 •
Rustler’s Roost Guest House devilstowerkoa.com
628 E. Richards St. • 307-358-4484 •
cmranch.com
306 Rd. 6NS • 307-899-8171 • facebook.com/pages/Plains-Motel-Trading-
N. Bokhari, Ltd. Crooked Creek Guest Ranch
rustlersroost.homestead.com/guesthouse. Post
html 62 Rustic Cabin Trl. • 307-391-0208 • 76 Fir Rd. • 307-455-2815 •
rusticcabinsalesandrental.com Sleep Inn & Suites crookedcreek-gr.com
The Zula Lynn 508 Cortez Dr. • 307-358-2777 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Lazy L & B Ranch
1927 Beck Ave. • 307-578-7196 • choicehotels.com
airbnb.com/rooms/29776514 1072 E. Fork Rd. • 307-455-2839 •
Devils Tower View Super 8 Motel lazylb.com
476 State Hwy. 24 • 307-467-5737 • 314 N. Russell Ave. • 307-298-5469 •
devilstowerview.com Ring Lake Ranch
COKEVILLE super8.com
570 Trail Lake Rd. • 307-455-2663 •
ringlake.org
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS VACATION RENTALS
DIXON Triangle C Ranch
Hideout Motel La Prele Guard Station
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS 3737 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-2225 •
10763 U.S. Hwy. 30 • 307-279-3281 Converse County Rd. 24 • 307-358-4690 •
trianglec.com
• facebook.com/Hideout- recreation.gov
Motel-123327457724549
The Dixon Motel
217 Cottonwood St. • 307-383-2300 • HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
dixonmotel.com DUBOIS Black Bear Inn of
CORA Dubois Wyoming
BED & BREAKFASTS
505 W. Ramshorn St. • 303-842-2315 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS theblackbearinn.com
Jakey’s Fork Bed & Breakfast
Trails End Campground 9 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-455-2769 • Branding Iron Inn
Skyline Dr. • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov jakeysfork.com
403 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2893 •
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Chinook Winds Motel
640 S. 1st St. • 307-455-2907 •
chinookwindsmotel.com
Rocky Mountain Lodge
1349 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2844 •
rockymountainlodge-dubois.com
Stagecoach Inn & Suites
103 E. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2303 •
stagecoachmotel-dubois.com
Super 8 Motel
1412 Warm Springs Dr. • 307-274-3979 •
super8.com
Twin Pines Lodge & Cabins
218 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2600 •
twinpineslodgeandcabins.com
Wind River Motel
519 W. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2611 •
duboiswyoming.org/lodging/wind-river-
motel
RESORTS
Line Shack Lodge LLC
448 Union Pass Rd. • 307-455-3232 •
lineshack.com
VACATION RENTALS
Flying W Vacation Rental
701 W. Ramshorn • 650-363-0473 •
flyingwvacationrental.com
Mountain Pinnacle Properties
3544 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-3735 •
mountainpinnaclepropertiesdotcom.
wordpress.com
WYOMING
HOTELS
OFFERING COMFORT AND
CLASSIC WESTERN HOSPITALITY
HAMPTON INN DOUGLAS
Enjoy Converse County, the home of
the Jackalope. Free breakfast, parking
& Wi-Fi. Hiking, saloons & Wyoming
Pioneer Museum nearby.
307-358-0707
douglassuites.hamptoninn.com
PLACES TO STAY
EDGERTON CABINS Comfort Inn
1931 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-7799 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS River Ridge Cabins & choicehotels.com
The Red Door Lodge
Teapot Motor Lodge 813 1/2 Hwy. 230 • 307-327-5354 • Hampton Inn Evanston
727 U.S. Hwy. 387 • 307-437-6541 wyriverridge.com 101 Wasatch Rd. • 307-789-5678 •
hamptoninn3.hilton.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
ELK MOUNTAIN Bottle Creek Campground
1965 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-7999 • ihg.com
CABINS WY-70 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
Motel 6
Elk Mountain Cabins Lost Creek Campground 261 Bear River Dr. • 307-789-0791 •
107 Main St. • 307-348-7778 • Battle Hwy. • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov motel6.com
elkmountaincabins.com
DUDE RANCHES Prairie Inn
264 Bear River Dr. • 307-789-2920 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS A Bar A Ranch
facebook.com/pages/category/Hotel/
BSRV Park 820 A-Bar-A Rd. • 307-327-5454 • Prairie-Inn-108851955846586
103 E. Main St. • 307-321-1178 abararanch.com
Quality Inn
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS 1936 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-6000 •
choicehotels.com
The Historic Elk Mountain Hotel Vacher’s Bighorn Lodge
508 McCaffrey Ave. • 307-327-5110 Super 8
102 E. Main St. • 307-348-7774 •
elkmountainhotel.com 1710 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-2777 •
wyndhamhotels.com
EVANSTON
ENCAMPMENT EVANSVILLE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
BED & BREAKFASTS Phillips RV Park CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Hanging Bull Lodge 225 Bear River Dr. • 307-789-3805 •
phillipsrvpark.com Rivers Edge RV & Cabins Resort
3052 Unit A Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505 •
spuroutfitters.com/hanging-bull-lodge 6820 Santa Fe Cir. • 307-234-0042 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS riversedgervresort.net
Spirit West River Lodge B&B
Best Western Dunmar Inn Rone RV Park
1/8 m. southeast Riverside, Hwy. 230 •
307-327-5753 • spiritwestriverlodge.com 1601 Harrison Dr. • 307-789-3770 • 5080 E. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-267-1745 •
ronesrvpark.com
bestwestern.com
HAMPTON INN & HAMPTON INN &
SUITES OF RIVERTON SUITES BUFFALO
When you need to re-energize, plan Safely serving you to enjoy a comfort-
your next trip to Wind River Country able stay. Indoor pool, whirlpool
to discover all of its riches. & fitness center. Free hot breakfast.
307-856-3500 307-684-8899
hamptoninn.hilton.com/riverton timberlinehotels.com
HAMPTON INN CASPER HAMPTON INN ROCK SPRINGS
Come relax with us in Casper. Free hot Safely serving you to enjoy a com-
breakfast, parking & Wi-Fi. Indoor pool fortable stay. Indoor pool, whirlpool &
& fitness center. Easy access to hiking, fitness center. Free hot breakfast.
golf & museums.
307-382-9222
307 235-6668 timberlinehotels.com
casperwy.hamptoninn.com
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HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Travelodge Grand Teton Park RV
2307 Wyoming Ave. • 307-228-4744 • Resort & Cabins
Baymont Inn and Suites Alamo Inn & Suites wyndhamhotels.com 17800 U.S. 287 • 307-733-1980 • nps.gov
480 E. Lathrop Rd. • 307-215-9986 • 608 E. 2nd St. • 307-682-9341 •
wyndhamhotels.com alamoinngillettewy.com Wingate by Wyndham Headwaters Campground
C’Mon Inn Arbuckle Lodge
1801 Cliff Davis Dr. • 307-622-1147 • and RV Park
wyndhamhotels.com
100 Grassy Lake Rd. • 307-543-2861 •
301 E. Lathrop Rd. • 307-472-6300 • 1400 S. Garner Lake Rd. • 307-685-6363 •
gtlc.com
cmoninn.com arbucklelodge.com

Comfort Inn Evansville-Casper Arrowhead Motel GLENDO Jenny Lake Campground

269 Miracle Rd. • 307-237-8100 • 202 S. Emerson • 307-686-0909 •
choicehotels.com arrowhead-gillette.edan.io
Sleep Inn & Suites Best Western Tower West Lodge
6733 Bonanza • 307-235-3100 • 109 N. U.S. Hwy. 14-16 • 307-686-2210 •
choicehotels.com bestwesternwyoming.com
Super 8 Hotel - Evansville Budget Inn Express
739 Luker Lane • 307-237-1335 • 2011 Rodgers Dr. • 307-670-8134 •
wyndhamhotels.com budgetinngillette.com
Candlewood Suites
FARSON 904 Country Club Rd. • 307-682-6100 •
candlewoodsuites.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Comfort Inn & Suites
Sitzman’s Motel 1607 W. 2nd St. • 307-685-2223 •
choicehotels.com
4072 Hwy. 191 • 307-273-9246 •
facebook.com/pages/Sitzmans-
Country Inn & Suites Gillette
Motel/597821667088204
2597 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-682-0505 •
countryinns.com
FLAMING GORGE Days Inn
NATIONAL 910 E. Boxelder Rd. • 307-682-3999 •
RECREATION AREA wyndhamhotels.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites Gillette
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
2577 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-682-1717 •
Firehole Campground marriott.com
Forest Rd. 106 • 435-789-1181 • fs.fed.us
Hampton Inn By Hilton
Hideout Boat-In Camp 211 Decker Ct. • 307-686-2000 •
Ashley National Forest • 307-875-2871 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
fs.usda.gov
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Stateline Cove Campground 1908 Cliff Davis Dr. • 307-686-9576 •
hiexpress.com/gillettewy
1155 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 435-789-1181
• fs.usda.gov
Home2 Suites Gillette Wyoming
1120 E. Boxelder Rd. • 307-257-7040 •
hilton.com
FORT BRIDGER
Howard Johnson by
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Wyndham Gillette
Fort Bridger RV Camp 1004 E. Hwy. 14-16 • 307-682-2616 •
wyndhamhotels.com
64 Groshon Rd. • 307-782-3150 •
fortbridgerrvpark.com
La Quinta Inn & Suites by
Wyndham Gillette
FORT LARAMIE 450 E. Boxelder • 307-686-6000 •
wyndhamhotels.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Motel 6 Gillette
Teton Park Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Lizard Creek Campground
Glendo Lakeside RV Park, LLC
Hwy. 89 191 • 307-543-2831 • nps.gov
631 Lakeshore Dr. • 307-735-4161 •
glendolakesiderv.com Signal Mountain Campground
1 Inner Park Rd., Grand Teton National Park
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS • 307-543-2831 • signalmountainlodge.com
Lakeview Motel & Campground
DUDE RANCHES
422 6th St. • 307-735-4461 • facebook.com/
pages/category/Hotel/Lakeview-Motel-and- Heart Six Ranch
Campground-1039741759449781 16985 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2477 •
heartsix.com
GLENROCK Lost Creek Ranch & Spa
17820 Old Ranch Rd. • 307-733-3435 •
CABINS lostcreek.com
Mountain Memories at Moose Head Ranch
Turtle Rock Ranch 21255 U.S. 89 • 307-733-3141 •
1737 Boxelder Rd. • 307-436-2480 • mooseheadranch.com
mountain-memories.net
Triangle X Ranch
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 2 Triangle X Ranch Rd. • 307-733-2183 •
trianglex.com
Deer Creek Village RV Park
Turpin Meadow Ranch
302 Millar Lane • 307-436-8121 •
deercreekrvvillage.com 24505 Buffalo Valley Rd. • 307-543-2000 •
turpinmeadowranch.com
Platte River Campground
131 Shawnie Lane • 307-262-9768 • HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
facebook.com/platteriverrv.camping
Hatchet Resort
River Bend RV Park 19980 E. Hwy. 287 • 307-543-2413 •
972 Tank Farm Rd. • 307- 922-1671 • hatchetresort.com
river-bend-rv-park.business.site
RESORTS
Grand Teton Lodge Company
GRAND TETON
101 Jackson Lake Lodge Rd. • 307-543-2811
NATIONAL PARK • gtlc.com
CABINS Headwaters Lodge
at Flagg Ranch
American Alpine Club
100 Grassy Lake Rd. • 307-543-2861 •
Climber’s Ranch
flaggranch.com
314 Climbers Ranch Rd. • 307-733-7271
• americanalpineclub.org/grand-teton- Jackson Lake Lodge
climbers-ranch 101 Jackson Lake Lodge Rd. • 307-543-3100
• gtlc.com
Colter Bay Village - Log Cabins
100 Colter Bay Village Rd. • 307-543-3100 Jenny Lake Lodge
• gtlc.com Jenny Lake Rd. • 307-543-3100 • gtlc.com

Chuck Wagon RV Park 2105 Rogers Dr. • 307-686-8600 • Dornans Chuckwagon Togwotee Mountain Lodge
310 Pioneer Ct. • 307-837-2828 •
motel6.com Spur Ranch Cabins 27655 U.S. 26 • 307-543-2847 •
chuckwagonrv.com 12170 Dornan Rd. • 307-733-2522 • dornans. togwoteelodge.com
National 9 Inn
com
1020 E. U.S. Hwy. 14–16 • 844-709-0799 •

FOUR CORNERS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Four Corners Country Inn
& RV Campground
24695 U.S. Hwy. 85 • 307-746-4776 •
rtconnect.net/~4cornerscountryinn
GILLETTE
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Green Tree’s Crazy
Woman Campground
1001 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-3665 •
crazywomancampground.com
High Plains Campground
1600 S. Garner Lake Rd. • 307-687-7339 •
highplainscampground.com
national9gillette.com Luton’s Teton Cabins
GRANGER
Quality Inn 24000 N. Gun Barrel Flats Rd. •
307-543-2489 • tetoncabins.com HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
409 Butler Spaeth Rd. • 307-682-4757 •
choicehotels.com McReynolds Blacktail Cabins Little America Hotel
Ramada Plaza and 13040 Antelope Flats Rd. • 307-733-4653 • I-80, Exit 68 • 307-875-2400 •
mcreynoldsblacktailcabins.com
Conference Center littleamerica.com/wyoming
2009 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-3000 • Signal Mountain Lodge
wyndhamhotels.com 1 Inner Park Rd., Grand Teton National Park
• 307-543-2831 • signalmountainlodge.com GREEN RIVER
Ramada Plaza by
Wyndham Gillette Hotel CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
& Conference Center
Colter Bay Campground Buckboard Campground/
2009 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-3000 •
ramadaplazagilwy.com 100 Colter Bay Campground Rd. •
AKA Buckboard Crossing
307-543-3100 • gtlc.com Hwy. 530 S. • 435-784-3445 •
Super 8 recreation.gov
208 S. Decker Ct. • 307-682-8078 • Colter Bay Tent Cabins
wyndhamhotels.com 100 Colter Bay Village Rd. • 307-543-3100
Buckboard Marina at
• gtlc.com Flaming Gorge
TownePlace Suites Gillette HC 65 Box 100 • 307-875-6927 •
1715 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-1464 • Colter Bay Village RV Park buckboardmarina.net
marriott.com 100 Colter Bay Campground Rd. •
307-543-3100 • gtlc.com

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The Travel Camp
360 Washington St. • 307-875-2630 •
thetravelcamp.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Coachman Inn
470 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-3681 •
coachmaninnwy.com
Hampton Inn & Suites Green River
1055 Wild Horse Canyon Rd. •
307-875-5300 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Little Bear Motel
1416 Uinta Dr • 307-875-7554 • facebook.
com/pages/category/Hotel/Little-Bear-
Motel-1191949540818979
Mustang Motel
550 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-2468
• facebook.com/MustangMotelgr/?fref=ts
Super 8 Motel
280 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-9330
• super8.com
Western Motel Inn
890 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-2840
GREYBULL
BED & BREAKFASTS
Maid Marians Bed & Breakfast
540 3rd Ave. N. • 307-250-6551 •
maidmariansbedandbreakfast.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Cabin Creek Picnic Ground
- Bighorn National Forest
15.7 m. northeast of Shell, WY on U.S. Hwy.
14. • 307-765-4435 • fs.usda.gov
Campbell’s Green Oasis
Campground
540 12th Ave. N. • 307-765-2856 •
greenoasiscampground.com
Greybull KOA
399 N. 2nd St. • 800-562-7508 •
koa.com/campgrounds/greybull
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
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/departments/trail_
ruts_golf_course
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/pages/category/Motel/
Sagebrush-Motel-248823091803016
HULETT
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Best Western Devils Tower Inn
229 A St. • 307-467-5747 •
bestwestern.com/devilstowerinn
Hulett Motel
202 Main St. • 307-467-5220 •
devilstowerlodging.com
Motel Pioneer
121 Hunter St. • 307-467-5656 •
devilstowercountry.com/lodging/motel-
pioneer
HYATTVILLE
CABINS
Diamond S. Retreat
5240 Rd. 48 • 307-469-2204 •
diamondsretreat.com
Paintrock Ranch
5175 Rea Grove Lane • 307-254-1615 •
paintrockranch.net
JACKSON
CABINS
Elk Country Inn
480 W. Pearl St. • 307-733-2364 •
townsquareinns.com
The Kudar - Motel and Cabins
260 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2823 • thekudar.
com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Atherton Creek Campground
Forest Rd. 30374 • 307-739-5500 •
fs.usda.gov
Glamping of Jackson Hole
N. Fork Fall Creek Rd. • 307-264-4722 •
glampingofjacksonhole.com
Granite Creek Campground
U.S. 189/191 east 10 m. to Forest Route
30500, north 6 m. • 307-739-5570 • fs.usda.
gov
Kozy Campground
13 m. east of Hoback Junction •
307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Little Cottonwood
Group Campground
877-444-6777 • fs.fed.us
Station Creek Campground
Snake River Canyon • 307-739-5500 •
fs.usda.gov
Station Creek Group Campground
P.O. Box 1888 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Swift Creek Campground
340 N. Cache • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Whiskey Grove Campground
P.O. Box 1888 • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
Wolf Creek Campground
7 m. south on U.S. 26/89 • 307-739-5500 •
fs.usda.gov
DUDE RANCHES
Darwin Ranch
1 Kinky Creek Rd. • 307-733-5588 •
darwinranch.com
Flat Creek Ranch
1 Upper Flat Creek Rd. • 307-733-0603 •
flatcreekranch.com
Horse Creek Ranch
9600 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-6556 •
horsecreekranch.com
Spotted Horse Ranch
12355 S. U.S. Hwy. 191 • 307-733-2097 •
spottedhorseranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
49er Inn & Suites
330 W. Pearl Ave. • 307-733-7550 •
townsquareinns.com
Alpine House Lodge & Cottages
285 N. Glenwood St. • 307-739-1570 •
alpinehouse.com
Alpine Motel
70 S. Jean St. • 307-739-3200
Antler Inn
43 W. Pearl Ave. • 307-733-2535 •
townsquareinns.com
The Anvil Hotel
215 N. Cache St. • 307-733-3668 •
anvilhotel.com
On the doorstep of Yellowstone, in
the heart of Jackson, The Anvil Hotel
delivers crafted beauty and unique
experiences — all against a stunning
natural backdrop. Perfectly situated
for any visitor looking to find local
hidden gems and connect with the
community.
Cache House
215 B N. Cache St. • 307-733-3668 •
thecachehouse.com
Hang your hat among soon-to-be
friends. Located next to the Anvil Hotel
in the heart of historical downtown
Jackson, Cache House is a new hostel
lodging experience featuring two
shared living quarters with 50 bunks
and a spacious lobby.
Elk Refuge Inn
1755 N. Hwy. 89 • 307-200-0981 •
elkrefugeinn.net
Elk Refuge Ranch Home
2205 Nowlin Trl. • 786-355-6566 •
jacksonholevacationhomeelkrefuge.com
Flat Creek Inn of Jackson Hole
1935 N. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-5276 •
flatcreekinn.com
Four Winds Motel
150 N. Millward St. • 307-733-2474 •
jacksonholefourwinds.com
Golden Eagle Inn
325 E. Broadway • 307-733-2042 •
goldeneagleinn.com
PLACES TO STAY
Hampton Inn Jackson Hole
350 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-0033 •
hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/
wyoming/hampton-inn-jack-
son-hole-JACJHHX/index.html
Just 20 minutes from Jackson Hole
Airport. Grand Teton National Park
is within 15 minutes and Yellowstone
National Park is just over an hour’s
drive away. We have outdoor seating
with cozy fire pits, an indoor hot tub
and restaurants nearby. Perks include
free WiFi, daily hot breakfast and the
Hilton Clean Stay Program.
88 units
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 Lodging
802 W. Broadway, 2nd Floor • 307-733-8319
• jacksonholelodging.com
Jackson Hole Super 8 Motel
750 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-6833 •
jacksonholesuper8.com
Lexington at Jackson
Hole Hotel & Suites
285 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-2648 •
lexjh.com
Miller Park Lodge
155 N. Jackson St. • 307-733-4858 •
millerparklodge.net
Motel 6
600 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-1620 •
motel6-jackson.com
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 •
ponyexpressmotel.com
Ranch Inn
45 E. Pearl St. • 307-733-6363 •
ranchinn.com
Rustic Inn at Jackson Hole
475 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2357 •
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
160 W. Gill Ave. • 307-734-4900 •
whitebuffaloclub.com
The Wort Hotel
50 N. Glenwood St. • 307-733-2190 •
worthotel.com
Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole
930 W. Broadway • 307-734-0035 •
wyominginn.com
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RESORTS DUDE RANCHES LA GRANGE Rodeway Inn Pronghorn Lodge

150 E. Main St. • 307-332-3940 •
Amangani Willow Creek Ranch At The HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS choicehotels.com
1535 N.E. Butte Rd. • 307-734-7333 • Hole-In-The-Wall, LLC
aman.com W. Willow Creek Rd. • 307-738-2294 • Bear Creek Inn Shoshone Rose Hotel
willowcreekranch.com 2132 Bear Creek Rd. • 307-834-2398 • 5690 Hwy. 287 • 307-206-7000 •
Cowboy Village Resort thebearcreekinn.com shoshonerose.com
120 S. Flat Creek Dr. • 307-733-3121 • HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
townsquareinns.com Silver Spur Motel
Cassidy Inn Motel
Jackson Hole Lodge LANDER 1240 W. Main St. • 307-332-5189 •
346 Nolan Ave. • 307-738-2250 • facebook. silverspurmotellander.com
420 W. Broadway • 307-733-2992 • com/pages/Cassidy-Inn/147443785300533
jacksonholelodge.com
CABINS
Kaycee Bunkhouse Louis Lake Lodge LARAMIE
The Lodge at Jackson Hole 27 Mayoworth Rd. • 307-738-2213 • 1811 Louis Lake Rd. • 307-330-7571 •
80 Scott Lane • 307-739-9703 • facebook.com/kayceesinclair louislake.com BED & BREAKFASTS
lodgeatjh.com
Outlaw Cabins Cowgirls Horse Hotel
Love Ridge Resort Lodges
KELLY 2411 Squaw Creek Rd. • 307-332-9655 • 6822 Black Elk Trl. • 307-399-2502 •
400 E. Snow King Ave. • 307-733-5200 •
outlawcabins.com cowgirlshorsehotel.com
snowking.com/condo_vacation_rentals
CABINS
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Mad Carpenter Inn
Budge’s Slide Lake Cabins 353 N. 8th St. • 307-742-0870 •
Snake River Lodge & Spa 10950 E. Taylor Ranch Rd. • 307-733-9061 • Atlantic City Campground madcarpenterinn.net
7710 Granite Loop Rd. • 307-732-6000 • jacksonholecabins.com Atlantic City Rd. • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov
snakeriverlodge.com Mason Loft Condo
Jackson Hole Anne Kent Cabins Big Atlantic Gulch Campground 611 University • 307-742-4448 •
This world-class resort features Grand Teton National Park laramiemuseum.org/mason_loft_condos.
Fort Stambaugh Loop • 307-332-8400 •
beautifully appointed guest rooms and html
condos. Minutes from Grand Teton and Gros Ventre Rd. • 307-733-4773 • blm.gov
Yellowstone national parks, amenities annekentcabins.com
include a stunning indoor/outdoor Cottonwood Campground The Prairie Sage
pool, hot tub and sauna, a five-story CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 1335 Main St. • 307-332-8400 • blm.gov 4416 Greys Gable Rd. • 307-859-7203 •
spa, exercise facility, lobby business vrbo.com/1397002
center and convenience market. Feast Gros Ventre Campground Dickinson Creek Campground
on tantalizing cuisine at our award-
100 Gros Ventre Campground Rd. • Shoshone National Forest Wasakie Ranger
Vista de la Luna Bed
winning Gamefish Restaurant. and Breakfast
307-543-3100 • gtlc.com/rv/gros-ventre- District • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov
125 units campground 88 Monument Rd. • 307-314-9511 •
Fiddlers Lake Campground vistadelaluna.com
Spring Creek Ranch DUDE RANCHES Shoshone National Forest/Washakie Ranger
District • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov CABINS
1600 N.E. Butte Rd. • 307-733-8833 • Goosewing Guest Ranch
springcreekranch.com 24400 Cottonwood Creek Rd. • Little PoPo Agie Campground Aspen Creek Cabin
307-733-5251 • goosewingranch.com Forest Rd. 300 • 307-332-5460 • 1124 State Hwy. 11 • (303) 437-0001 •
VACATION RENTALS fs.usda.gov aspencreekcabin.com
Gros Ventre River Ranch
Bedroll and Breakfast Louis Lake Campground Little Brooklyn Lake
18 Gros Ventre Rd. • 307-733-4138 •
Sheffield Creek Rd. • 307-733-5171 • grosventreriverranch.com Louis Lake Rd./Forest Rd. 300 • Guard Station
bedrollandbreakfast.com 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov Brooklyn Lake Rd., FDR 317 • 307-745-2300
Red Rock Ranch • recreation.gov
The Clear Creek Group Maverick RV Park
17760 E. Upper Gros Ventre River Rd. •
120 W. Pearl Ave., Suite A • 307-732-3400 • 307-733-6288 • theredrockranch.com 1104 N. 2nd St. • 307-349-2938 • Spruce Mountain Fire
theclearcreekgroup.com maverickrvparkandcampground.com Lookout Tower
Grand View Lodge Sinks Canyon Campground Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest •
537 Snow King Loop Rd. • 307-733-5200 •
KEMMERER 307-745-2300 • recreation.gov
Shoshone National Forest/Washakie Ranger
grandviewlodgeandspa.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS District • 307-332-5460 • fs.usda.gov CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Allred Flat Campground Sleeping Bear RV Park Albany County Fairgrounds
JELM 308 Hwy. 189 N. • 307-739-5500 • fs.fed.us & Campground 3510 S. 3rd St. • 307-760-5602 •
715 E. Main St. • 307-332-5159 • albanycountyfair.org/home.aspx
CABINS Hams Fork Campground sleepingbearrvpark.com
Bridger Teton National Forest, 308 U.S. Lake Owen Campground
Woods Landing Resort Twin Pines RV Park
Hwy. 189 • 307-877-4415 • fs.usda.gov NFSR 540, Medicine Bow National Forest •
9 State Hwy. 10 • 307-745-9638 • & Campground 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
woodslanding.com Hobble Creek Campground 7345 State Hwy. 789 • 307-332-4008 •
Bridger Teton National Forest • twinpinesrvpark.com Laramie KOA
VACATION RENTALS 307-877-4415 • fs.usda.gov 1271 Baker St. • 307-742-6553 • koa.com
El Rancho Pequeno DUDE RANCHES
Riverside RV Park Libby Creek Campgrounds
471 Hwy. 10 • 307-318-6272 • 216 Spinel St. • 307-877-3416 Allen’s Diamond 4 Ranch Forest Rd. 351 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
vrbo.com/423139
P.O. Box 243 • 307-332-2995 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS diamond4ranch.com Miller Lake Campground
Forest Rd. 512 • 307-745-2300 • fs.fed.us
KAYCEE Best Western Plus Fossil HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Country Inn and Suites Nash Fork Campground
BED & BREAKFASTS 760 Hwy. 189/30 • 307-877-3388 • Holiday Inn Express & Forest Rd. 317 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
bwfossilcountry.com Suites Lander WY
Graves Ranch and Outfitters North Fork Campground
1002 11th St. • 307-332-4005 •
and Bed & Breakfast Fairview Motel hiexpress.com/lander-wy Forest Rd. 101 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
1729 Barnum Rd. • 307-738-2319 • 61 U.S. Hwy. 30/189 • 307-877-3938 •
gravesoutfitters.com wy-biz.com/fairviewmotel Holiday Lodge, Motel Pelton Creek Campground
& Campground Forest Rt. 898 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Fossil Butte Motel 210 McFarlane Dr. • 307-332-2511 •
1424 Central Ave. • 307-877-3996 • landerholidaylodge.com Rob Roy Campground
KC RV Park fossilbuttemotel.business.site Forest Rd. 500 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.
42 Mayoworth Rd. • 307-738-2233 • The Inn at Lander gov
sites.google.com/view/kcrvpark/home 260 Grandview Dr. • 307-332-2847 •
LA BARGE innatlander.com Sugarloaf Recreation Area
Powder River Cabins 2468 Jackson St. • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.
& Campground HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Maverick Motel gov
101 Old Barnum Rd. • 307-738-2244 Restaurant & Lounge
• facebook.com/pages/category/ Wyoming Inn of LaBarge 808 Main St. • 307-332-2300 •
Tie City Campground
RV-Park/Powder-River-Campground- 129 W. Birch Creek Dr. • 307-386-2654 • themaverickmotel.com Forest Rd. 723 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.
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Vedauwoo Campground VACATION RENTALS RESORTS The Meeteetse Inn

Vedauwoo Recreational Area, I-80 Exit 329 2207 State St. • 307-868-2512 •
• 877-444-6777 • fs.usda.gov Ames Place Wyoming High Country Lodge themeeteetseinn.com
2359 Ames Ct. • 307-760-2747 • Forest Rd. 13 • 307-529-0914 •
Yellow Pine Campground vrbo.com/503565 wyhighcountry.com
Forest Rd. 719 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov MOORCROFT
DUDE RANCHES LINGLE LUSK BED & BREAKFASTS
J4Brehm’s Guest Ranch CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Black Gulch Ranch
1218 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-2807 • Bed & Breakfast
j4brehmsranch.com Pony Soldier RV Park BJ’s Campground
100 Thorn Divide Rd. • 307-756-2617 •
2302A U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-837-3078 • 902 S. Maple St. • 307-334-2314 • blackgulchranch.com
Vee Bar Guest Ranch ponysoldierrvpark.com bjscampground.wordpress.com
38 Vee Bar Ranch Rd. • 307-745-7036 • CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
veebar.com Prairie View Campground
LOVELL 3925 U.S. Hwy. 18–20 • 307-334-3174 • Keyhole Marina & Campground
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS prairieviewcampground.com 180 Marina Rd. • 307-756-9529 •
Americas Best Value Inn CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS keyholemarinawyo.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
523 S. Adams St. • 307-721-8860 • Bald Mountain Campground HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
redlion.com - Bighorn National Forest Best Western Pioneer
Hwy. 14A east 33 m. from Lovell •
731 S. Main St. • 307-334-2640 • Cozy Motel
AmericInn Lodge & Suites bestwestern.com
307-548-6541 • fs.usda.gov 219 W. Converse St. • 307-756-3486 •
4712 E. Grand Ave. • 307-745-0777 • cozymotelmoorcroft.us
americinn.com Camp Big Horn RV Park Covered Wagon Motel
596 E. Main St. • 307-548-2725 •
730 S. Main St. • 307-334-2836 • Moorcourt Motel
Best Western Inn & Suites coveredwagonmotel.com
campendium.com/bighorn-rv-park 420 N. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-756-3206
1767 N. Banner Rd. • 307-745-5700 •
book.bestwestern.com Horseshoe Bend Campground Rawhide Motel - Lusk Rangeland Court Motel & RV Park
805 S. Main St. • 307-334-2440 • 108 N. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-756-3595 •
Comfort Inn 20 U.S. Hwy. 14A E. • 307-548-5406 •
rawhidemotel-lusk.com rtconnect.net/~rangeland
nps.gov
1655 Centennial Dr. • 307-459-4262 •
choicehotels.com Lovell Camper Park Town House Motel
525 S. Main St. • 307-334-2376 •
Days Inn 40 Quebec Ave. • 307-548-6551 •
lusktownhouse.com MOUNTAIN VIEW
townoflovell.com
1368 N. McCue St. • 307-745-5678 •
wyndhamhotels.com Trail Motel Inc. HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Medicine Lodge Lake
Campground - Bighorn 305 W. 8th St. • 307-334-2530 • htrailmotel.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Country Cabins Inn
business.site
1673 Centennial Dr. • 307-460-2100 •
National Forest 21 7th St., Hwy. 414 • 307-782-7888 •
marriott.com Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger countrycabinsinn.com
District, 604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 •
Gas Lite Motel fs.usda.gov
LYMAN
960 N. 3rd St. • 307-399-6176 • CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS NEWCASTLE
gas-lite-motel-laraime-wy.business.site
Porcupine Campground -
Bighorn National Forest Lyman KOA CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Hampton Inn - Laramie 33 m. east of Lovell on U.S. Hwy. 14A, 1545 State Hwy. 413 • 307-786-2188 •
3715 E. Grand Ave. • 307-742-0125 • then 1.6 m. north on F13 • 307-548-6541 • Mallo Camp & Motel
koakampgrounds.com
hamptoninn.com recreation.gov 478 Mallo Rd. • 307-746-4094 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS mallocamp.com
Hilton Garden Inn - Laramie Ranger Creek (Westside)
2229 E. Grand Ave. • 307-745-5500 • Campground & Recreation Gateway Inn HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Laramie.StayHGI.com Area - Bighorn National Forest 106 E. Clark St. • 307-787-3700 •
Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger
Auto Inn Motel & RV Park
lymangatewayinn.com
Holiday Inn of Laramie District, 604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 • 2503 W. Main St. • 307-746-2734 •
204 S. 30th St. • 307-721-9000 • holidayinn. fs.usda.gov autoinnwy.com
com
Shell Creek Campground - MARBLETON Fountain Motor Inn
Laramie Valley Inn Bighorn National Forest 2 Fountain Plaza • 307-746-4426 •
1104 S. 3rd St. • 307-742-4200 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS fountaininnwy.com
15.7 m. northeast of Shell on U.S. Hwy. 14,
laramievalleyinn.com then 1.2 m. south on F17 • 307-548-6541 • Rob’s Roost RV Park Hilltop Motel
recreation.gov
Motel 6 16 E. 3rd St. • 307-276-3611 • 1121 S. Summit Ave. • 307-746-4494 •
facebook.com/RobsRoost hilltopmotelwy.com
621 Plaza Lane • 307-742-2307 • DUDE RANCHES
motel6.com
Dryhead Ranch Newcastle Lodge and
Motel 8
1062 Rd. 15 • 307-548-6688 • dryheadranch.
MEDICINE BOW Convention Center
501 Boswell Dr. • 307-745-4856 • com 22918 Hwy. 85 • 307-746-2600 •
motel8laramie.com HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS newcastlelodgewy.com
TX Ranch Inc
Quality Inn & Suites Historic Virginian Hotel The Pines Country Inn
20 Crooked Creek Rd. • 406-484-6415 •
3420 E. Grand Ave. • 307-721-8856 • txranch.com 404 Lincoln Hwy. • 307-379-2377 • 248 E. Wentworth St. • 307-746-4334 •
choicehotels.com historicvirginianhotel.vpweb.com pinescountryinnwy.com

Super 8 Motel HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

Roadside Motel
1987 Banner Rd. • 307-223-5230 • The Cattlemen Inn MEETEETSE 1605 W. Main St. • 307-746-3123 •
wyndhamhotels.com 470 Montana Ave. • 307-548-2140 • roadside-motel.business.site
cattlemeninn.com BED & BREAKFASTS
Travel Inn Sage Motel
262 N. 3rd St. • 307-745-4853 • Horseshoe Bend Motel 4 Bears Bed and Breakfast 1227 S. Summit Ave. • 307- 941-0651 •
travelinnwy.com 375 E. Main St. • 307-548-2221 • 779 Hwy. 290 • 307-868-2157 • thesagemotel.com
horseshoebendmotel.com 4bearsbedandbreakfast.com
Travelodge-Laramie Sundowner Inn
421 Boswell Dr. • 307-742-3721 • Travelodge by Wyndham Sunny J’s Bed, Barn & Breakfast 451 W. Main St. • 307-746-3344 •
wyndhamhotels.com Lovell/Bighorns 69 Cliff Dr. • 307-868-9238 • sundownerinn.net
595 E. Main St. • 307-548-2725 • airbnb.com/rooms/2267965
WYOCOLO Lodge RESORTS
travelodgelovell.com
4039 State Hwy. 230 • 307-745-3098 • HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
wycololodge.com Western Motel Flying V Cambria Inn
Oasis Motel & RV Park 23726 N. U.S. Hwy. 85 • 307-746-2096
180 W. Main St. • 307-548-2781 •
RESORTS westernmotel-lovell.com 1702 State St. • 307-868-2551 • ommw.net • facebook.com/FlyingVLodge/?
rf=113927025302818
Albany Lodge
1148 State Hwy. 11 • 307-745-5782 •
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VACATION RENTALS Pinedale South Jackson RALSTON La Bella Motel

Tent Campground 1819 W. Spruce • 307-324-2583
Little Plum Creek Retreat VACATION RENTALS
204 S. Jackson Ave. • 307-231-1558 •
48 Farella Rd. • 307-746-4042 greenrivergear.com/south-jackson-camping Microtel Rawlins WY
Barrows Z3 Retreat 812 Locust St. • 307-324-5588 •
Scab Creek Campground 700 Main St. • 949-887-8935 • wyndhamhotels.com
OTTO BLM Pinedale Field Office • 307-367-5300 barrowsretreatcompound.com
• fs.usda.gov Motel 7
DUDE RANCHES The Ralston Clubhouse 1915 W. Spruce St. • 307-324-2263
Warren Bridge Campground 969 Carbon St. • 307-754-3949 •
Ranch Soup Guest House and Recreation Area ralstonclubhouse.com Quality Inn
1540 Lane 43 • 307-762-3264 • P.O. Box 768 • 307-367-5300 • blm.gov 1617 W. Spruce St. • 307-328-1600 •
ranchsoup.com choicehotels.com
Willow Lake Campground RANCHESTER Rawlins Western Lodge
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.usda.gov
PARKMAN CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 1806 E. Cedar St. • 307-328-5621
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
DUDE RANCHES Lazy R Campground and Cabins Rodeway Inn
Baymont Inn & Suites Pinedale 652 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 888-655-9284 • 1500 W. Spruce St. • 307-324-2905 •
Double Rafter Ranch 1424 W. Pine St. • 307-367-8300 • lazyrcampground.com choicehotels.com
84 5 Mile Rd. • 307-655-9539 • doublerafter. baymontinns.com
com HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Super 8 Motel
Best Western Pinedale Inn 2338 Wagon Circle St. • 307-328-0630 •
864 W. Pine St. • 307-367-6869 • Ranchester Western Motel wyndhamhotels.com
PINE BLUFFS bestwestern.com 350 U.S. 14 • 307-655-2511 •
ranchesterwesternmotel.net
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Gannett Peak Lodge RIVERSIDE
46 N. Sublette Ave. • 307-231-5755 •
Pine Bluffs RV Park gannettpeaklodge.com RAWLINS CABINS
10 Paintbrush Rd. • 307-245-3222 •
pinebluffsrvpark.com
Hampton Inn & Suites Pinedale CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS The Cabin at Riverside
55 Bloomfield Ave. • 307-367-6700 • 205 W. Riverside • 307-760-0017 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS hamptoninn3.hilton.com Bennett Peak Campground thecabinatriverside.com
P.O. Box 2407 • 307-328-4200 • blm.gov
Cobblestone Inn & Suites High Country Suites Cottonwood Cabins
607 Parsons • 307-245-9300 • 1133 W. Pine • 307-367-5770 • Rawlins KOA Campground 411 1st St. • 307-327-5151 •
staycobblestone.com/wy/pine-bluffs highcountrysuites.com 205 E. Hwy. 71 • 307-328-2021 • koa.com cottonwoodcabinswy.com

Lodge at Pinedale Red Desert Rose Campground Riverside Garage & Cabins
1054 W. Pine St. • 907-367-8802 • (formerly RV World Campground) 107 Riverside Ave. • 307-327-5361 •
PINE HAVEN lodgeatpinedale.com riversidegarageandcabins.com
3101 Wagon Circle Rd. • 307-328-1091 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Sundance Motel reddesertrose.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Cedar Ridge RV Park 148 E. Pine St. • 307-367-4789 • Western Hills Campground
sundancemotelwy.com Lazy Acres Campground
9 Industrial Park • 307-756-3443 • 2500 Wagon Circle St. • 307-324-2592 •
westernhillscampground.com
RV Park and Motel
cedarridgerv.com
RESORTS 110 Fields Ave. • 307-327-5968 •
Empire Guesthouse and RV Park Lakeside Lodge Resort & Marina HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS lazyacreswyo.com
115 Pine Haven Rd. • 307-756-3454 •
empireguesthouse.com
99 Forest Service Rd. 111 • 307-367-2221 • 1st Choice Inn VACATION RENTALS
lakesidelodge.com
1904 E. Cedar St. • 307-328-1401 •
1stchoicerawlins.com
Riverside Lodge
313 Shoshone Ave. • 307-710-5660 •
PINEDALE POWELL Americas Best Value montevistavacationhomes.com

BED & BREAKFASTS Inn of Rawlins

CABINS 1392 S. Higley Blvd. • 307-328-1732 •
Chambers House Bed & Breakfast redlion.com RIVERTON
Big Quiet Cowboy
111 W. Magnolia St. • 307-367-2168 • Camping and Lodging
chambershouse.com Baymont Inn and Suites CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
2020 Lane 13H • 307-272-4681 • 2005 E. Daley • 307-324-4700 •
Rivera Lodge Bed & Breakfast bigquietcamping.com wyndhamhotels.com Jim Moss Arena
442 Marilyn St. • 307-367-2424 • 500 8 Mile Rd. • 307-851-9854 •
Common Ground Farms LLC Best Western CottonTree Inn eclipseatthejma.thewrangler.com
riveralodge.com
2001 Lane 13 1/2 • 307-272-4681 • 2221 W. Spruce St. • 307-324-2737 •
bigquietcamping.com Wind River Good Sam RV Park
CABINS bestwestern.com
1618 E. Park Ave. • 307-857-3000 •
Cow Cabins CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Brickyard Inn windriverrvparkwy.com
45 m. south of Jackson • 307-367-2428 • 415 W. Spruce St. • 307-461-2199 •
Park County Fairgrounds brickyardinn.com HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
cowcabins.com
655 E. 5th St. • 307-754-8855 •
The Log Cabin Motel parkcountyeventsandfair.com Comfort Inn & Suites Rawlins Hampton Inn and Suites-
49 E. Magnolia St. • 307-367-4579 • 2366 E. Cedar St. • 307-324-3663 • Riverton Wyoming
thelogcabinmotel.com HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS choicehotels.com 2500 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-3500 •
hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Pinedale’s Cozy Cabins Americas Best Value Inn Days Inn
66 N. Madison Ave. • 307-367-3401 • 777 E. 2nd St. • 307-754-5117 • 2222 E. Cedar St. • 307-324-6615 •
americasbestvalueinn.com wyndhamhotels.com
Holiday Inn Riverton –
pinedalescozycabins.com
Convention Center
Wind River Club Lamplighter Inn Econo Lodge - Rawlins 900 E. Sunset Blvd. • 307-856-8100 •
74 White Pine Rd. • 307-360-8407 • 234 E. 1st St. • 307-754-2226 • 1801 E. Cedar St. • 307-324-2783 • blairhotels.com
windriverclub.com thelamplighterinn.com choicehotels.com
This freshly renovated, full-service
Park Motel hotel and convention center offers
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott spacious rooms with resort-style
737 E. 2nd St. • 307-271-7310 • 2370 E. Cedar St. • 307-328-5991 • marriott. amenities. Featuring QT’s Restaurant,
Fremont Lake Campground facebook.com/PARKMotelinWyoming com Bottoms Up Lounge and 10,000
square feet of impressive space for
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.fed.us Super 8 - Powell Hampton Inn meetings and special events.
Narrows Campground 845 E. Coulter Ave. • 307-754-7231 • 406 Airport Rd. • 307-324-2320 •
wyndhamhotels.com hilton.com
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.fed.us Jackpine Motel
New Fork Lakes Campground Holiday Inn Express - Rawlins 120 S. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-9251 •
201 Airport Rd. • 307-324-3760 • ihg.com jackpine-motel.edan.io
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Motel 6 Quality Inn South Brush Creek Campground VACATION RENTALS

302 E. Fremont Ave. • 307-856-9201 • 1670 Sunset Dr. • 307-382-9490 • P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
tbirdmotel.com choicehotels.com Roan Hill Ranch Guesthouse
DUDE RANCHES N. 11th St. • 307-710-5299 •
Paintbrush Motel Sands Inn roanhillguesthouse.com
1550 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-9238 • 1556 9th St. • 307-362-3739 • Brush Creek Luxury
paintbrushmotel.com sandsinnwy.com Ranch Collection
66 Brush Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-327-5284 • SAVERY
Rodeway Inn & Suites Springs Motel brushcreekranch.com
611 W. Main St. • 307-856-4811 • 1525 9th St. • 307-362-6683 DUDE RANCHES
choicehotels.com Medicine Bow Lodge and
Super 8 Motel Adventure Guest Ranch Antelope Ranch
Sundowner Station 88 Westland Way • 307-212-5030 • 763 Carbon County Rd. #56 N. •
5556 State Hwy. 130 HC 63 Box 8A •
1616 N. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-6503 • wyndhamhotels.com 307-326-5439 • medicinebowlodge.net 307-383-2625
sundownerstation.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Boyer YL Ranch
Tomahawk Motor Lodge ROZET 34 Carbon County Rd. #754 • 307-383-7778
208 E. Main St. • 307-856-9205 • Elk Hollow Lodge • boyerylranch.com
tomahawkmotorlodge.us CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 6606 Unit C Hwy. 130 • 307-327-6505 •
spuroutfitters.com/elk-hollow-lodge
Ladder Ranch
Wind River Hotel & Casino All Seasons RV Park 489 Carbon County Rd. #710 •
180 Red Wolf Pl. • 307-855-2600 • 1000 McIntosh Lane • 307-686-2552 • Hacienda Motel 307-383-2413 • ladderranch.com
windriverhotelcasino.com allseasonscampground.com 1500 S. 1st St. • 307-326-5751
The Lodge & Spa at
Hotel Wolf and Restaurant Three Forks Ranch
ROCK RIVER RYAN PARK 101 E. Bridge Ave. • 307-326-5525 • 1445 Carbon County Rd. • 307-583-7396 •
wolfhotel.com threeforksranch.com
CABINS CABINS
Sage and Sand Motel LLC RESORTS
Longhorn Lodge Rendezvous Lodge in Ryan Park 311 S. First St. • 307-326-8339 • khf333.
362 N. 4th St. • 307-378-2555 • tripod.com/sageandsand The Lodge and Spa at
#9 Ryan Park Rd., Hwy. 130 • 307-326-8998
longhornlodgerockriver.com • rendezvouslodge.net Three Forks Ranch
1445 County Rd. 710 • 970-583-7396 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Saratoga Hot Springs Resort threeforksranch.com

Bow River Campground SARATOGA 601 E. Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 •

saratogahotspringsresort.com
Forest Rd. 100 • 307-745-2300 • fs.usda.gov SHELL
BED & BREAKFASTS Nestled between the Snowy Range and
the Sierra Madre Range on the Upper
Copperline Lodge North Platte River, this is the perfect CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
ROCK SPRINGS 417 W. Rochester Ave. • 402-885-5611 • getaway with every amenity. You
copperlinelodge.com can truly enjoy disconnecting while Shell Campground
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS reconnecting. 102 1st St. • 307-765-9924 •
Hood House Bed & shellcampground.com
Rock Springs KOA Campground Breakfast Hotel
52 units
86 Foothill Blvd. • 307-362-3063 • koa.com
214 N. 3rd St. • 307-326-8901 • DUDE RANCHES
hoodhousebnb.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Silver Moon Motel The Hideout Lodge & Guest Ranch
412 E. Bridge St. • 307-326-5974 • 3170 Rd. 40 1/2 • 307-765-2080 •
Baymont Inn & Suites CABINS silvermoonmotel.com thehideout.com
2717 Dewar Dr. • 307-362-1770 • Platte River Cottages
wyndhamhotels.com RESORTS Kedesh Guest Ranch
304 S. River St. • 307-321-1658 •
1940 U.S. Hwy. 14 E. • 307-765-2791 •
Best Western Outlaw Inn airbnb.com/rooms/657369 Magee Homestead kedesh.com
1630 Elk St. • 307-362-6623 • Sandstone Cabin 6429 WY Hwy. 130 • 307-327-2031 •
outlawinnwyo.com mageehomestead.com Trapper Creek Lodge
P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
& Guest Ranch
Clarion Hotel Outdoor Adventure Rentals at
Snow Survey Cabin 3343 Trapper Creek Rd. • 307-765-2080 •
2518 Foothill Blvd. • 307-212-4442 • the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort trapper-creek-guest-ranch.com
Wyoming Snowy Range/Hwy. 130 •
choicehotels.com 601 Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 •
307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
saratogahotspringsresort.com VACATION RENTALS
Cody Motel Ten Mile Inn
75 Center St. • 307-362-6675 • Riviera Lodge on the River Lazy Spring Ranch
5651 Hwy. 130 • 307-326-5928 •
codymotel.com 104 E. Saratoga Ave. • 307-326-5651 2838 Beaver Creek Rd. • 307-765-2195 •
tenmileinn.com
lazyspringranch.com
Economy Guest Village
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
1430 9th St. • 307-362-3763 •
economy-guest-village.business.site Deer Haven RV Park
Hampton Inn 706 N. 1st St. • 307-326-8746 • deerhavenrv.
com
1901 Dewar Dr. • 307-382-9222 •
hampton.com French Creek Campground
Holiday Inn Express & Suites P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Rock Springs Green RIver Jack Creek Campground
1660 Sunset Dr. • 307-362-9200 • Jack Creek Rd. • 307-326-5258 •
holidayinnexpress.com fs.usda.gov
Holiday Inn Rock Springs Lincoln Park Campground
1675 Sunset Dr. • 307-382-9200 • ihg.com Forest Rd. 100 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
Homewood Suites by Hilton Ryan Park Campground
60 Winston Dr. • 307-382-0764 • P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
homewoodsuites3.hilton.com
Saratoga Lake Campground
Motel 6
& RV Park
2615 Commercial Way • 307-362-1850 •
State Rd. 130/230 • 307-326-8335 •
motel6.com
saratoga.govoffice2.com
Motel 8
Silver Lake Campground
108 Gateway Blvd. • 307-362-8200 •
2171 Hwy. 130 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
motel8rocksprings.com

My Place Hotel Six Mile Gap Campground

P.O. Box 249 • 307-326-5258 • fs.usda.gov
700 Gateway Blvd. • 307-362-5977 •
myplacehotels.com

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SHERIDAN Budget Host Inn SUNDANCE RESORTS

2007 N. Main St. • 307-674-7496 •
CABINS budgethost.com CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Deer Haven Resort
4700 U.S. Hwy. 16 E. • 307-366-2424 •
Sheridan Cottages Candlewood Suites Sheridan Cook Lake Campground lodgesofthebighorns.com
1185 Sugarview Dr. • 307-751-5448 • 1709 Sugarland Dr. • 307-675-2100 • Ditch Creek Rd. • 307-283-1361
sheridancottages.com ihg.com
Mountain View RV Park TETON VILLAGE
Spur Ranch Rustic Retreat Comfort Inn & Suites & Campground
86 Peno Rd. • 307-751-8251 • 1950 E. 5th St. • 307-675-1101 • choicehotels. 117 Government Valley Rd. • 307-283-2270 • DUDE RANCHES
facebook.com/SRRRetreat com mtnviewcampground.com
R Lazy S. Ranch
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Days Inn Reuter Campground 7800 Moose-Wilson Rd. • 307-733-2655 •
1104 E. Brundage Lane • 307-672-2888 • FSR 838, Warren Peak Rd. • 307-283-1361 • rlazys.com
Bighorn National Forest, daysinn.com fs.usda.gov
Tongue District Snake River Ranch
2013 Eastside 2nd St. • 307-674-6200 •
Hampton Inn - Sheridan Sundance Campground 5700 Snake River Ranch Rd. •
fs.usda.gov 980 Sibley Cir. • 307-673-2734 • and Trailhead 307-733-2864 • snakeriverranch.net
hamptoninn3.hilton.com
P.O. Box 680 • 307-283-1361 • fs.usda.gov
Little Goose Campground - HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
Bighorn National Forest Historic Sheridan Inn
DUDE RANCHES Continuum
856 Broadway St. • 307-674-2178 •
9.3 m. southwest of Big Horn on Cty.
sheridaninn.com Kara Creek Ranch 3345 W. Village Dr. • 800-842-7666
335, 1.25 m. southwest on F26, then 1
m. south on F314, 1.5 m. south on F311 • 19 Ridge View Dr. • 307-761-0106 •
307-674-2600 • recreation.gov
Holiday Lodge The Hostel
karacreekranch.com
625 Coffeen Ave. • 307-672-2407 3315 Village Dr. • 307-733-3415 •
North Tongue Campground HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS thehostel.us
- Bighorn National Forest The Nelson Inn
723 N. Main St. • 307-752-6682 • Arrowhead Motel Hotel Terra Jackson Hole
Tongue Ranger District, 2013 Eastside 2nd
thenelsoninn.com 3335 Village Dr. • 307-201-6065 •
St. • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov Budget Host AAA
hotelterrajacksonhole.com
Owen Creek Campground - Quality Inn 217 W. Cleveland St. • 307-283-3307 •
budgethost.com Inn at Jackson Hole
Bighorn National Forest 1450 E. Brundage Lane • 307-672-5098 •
choicehotels.com 3345 W. Village Dr. • 307-733-2311 •
Tongue Ranger District, 2013 Eastside 2nd Bear Lodge Motel
innatjacksonhole.com
St. • 307-674-2600 • recreation.gov Rodeway Inn & Suites 218 E. Cleveland St. • 307-283-1611 •
bearlodgemotel.com
Peter D’s RV Park 1704 N. Main St. • 307-762-2439 •

1105 Joe St. • 307-674-4613 •

wyomingrvpark.com
Pine Island Group Area -
Bighorn National Forest
27 m. southwest of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 •
307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov
Prune Creek Campground -
Bighorn National Forest
26 m. southwest of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 •
307-674-2600 • fs.fed.us
choicehotels.com
Serena Inn & Suites Snake River Lodge & Spa
7710 Granite Loop Rd. • 307-732-6000 •
Sheridan Mill Inn 2719 E. Cleveland St. • 307-283-2800 •
serenainnsundance.com snakeriverlodge.com
2161 Coffeen Ave. • 307-672-6401 •
sheridanmillinn.com This world-class resort features
RESORTS beautifully appointed guest rooms and
Super 8 Motel condos. Minutes from Grand Teton and
Bearlodge Mountain Resort Yellowstone national parks, amenities
2435 N. Main St. • 307-461-5812 • include a stunning indoor/outdoor
wyndhamhotels.com 1615 E. Cleveland St. • 307-703-0131 •
bearlodgemountainresort.com pool, hot tub and sauna, a five-story
spa, exercise facility, lobby business
Super Saver Inn center and convenience market. Feast
1789 N. Main St. • 307-672-0471 • on tantalizing cuisine at our award-
supersaverinn.com TEN SLEEP winning Gamefish Restaurant.

Ranger Creek (Eastside) Trail’s End Motel CABINS 125 units

Campground - Bighorn 2125 N. Main St. • 307-672-2477 •
National Forest trailsendsheridan.com Deer Haven Lodge RESORTS
9.3 m. southwest of Big Horn on Cty 4300 Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2424 •
335, then 10 m. southwest on F26 • VACATION RENTALS lodgesofthebighorns.com Alpenhof Lodge
307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov 3255 W. Village • 307-733-3242 •
The Powder Horn Golf Meadowlark Lake Lodge alpenhoflodge.com
Sheridan Big Horn Mountain KOA Club & Community and Restaurant
63 Decker Rd. • 307-674-8766 • 161 Hwy. 335 • 307-673-4800 • 20 m. east of Ten Sleep on Hwy. 16 • Four Seasons Resort and
sheridankoa.com thepowderhorn.com 307-366-2459 • lodgesofthebighorns.com Residences Jackson Hole
7680 Granite Loop Rd. • 307-732-5000 •
Sibley Lake Campground - Powder Horn Realty CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS fourseasons.com
Bighorn National Forest 161 State Hwy. 335 • 307-674-9545 •
thepowderhorn.com Circle J Retreat Camp Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
25 m. west of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14 •
307-674-2600 • recreation.gov 3338 U.S. 16 • 307-366-2241 • 3265 W. Village Dr. • 307-733-2292 •
circlejretreatcamp.com jacksonhole.com
Tie Flume Campground - SHOSHONI
Bighorn National Forest Ten Sleep Rock Ranch Jackson Hole Resort Lodging
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 3278 U.S. 16 • 307-366-2096 • 3200 W. McCollister Dr. • 307-733-3990 •
34 m. west of Dayton on U.S. Hwy. 14,
tensleeprockranch.com jhrl.com
then 2 m. east on F26 • 307-674-2600 •
recreation.gov Boysen Marina & Campground Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa
Ten Sleep RV Park 3385 Cody Lane • 307-201-6066 •
12 Boysen Marina Rd. • 307-876-2772 •
98 2nd St. • 307-366-2250 • tensleeprvpark. tetonlodge.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS boysenmarinacampgroundrestaurant.com
com
Alamo Motel VACATION RENTALS
DUDE RANCHES
1326 N. Main St. • 307-672-2455 • STORY Teton Club
alamomotel.net Red Reflet Guest Ranch 3340 W. Cody Lane • 307-734-9777 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS 10 Lodge Rd. • 307-366-2340 •
Americas Best Value Inn tetonclub.com
red-reflet-ranch.net
580 E. 5th St., Exit 23 on I-90 • Story Pines Inn Teton Private Residences
307-672-9757 • americasbestvalueinn.com 46 N. Piney Rd. • 307-683-2120 • HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS 3385 Cody Lane • 307-201-6070 •
storypinesinn.com
Baymont Inn & Suites tetonprivateresidences.com
The Carter Inn
911 Sibley Cir. • 307-673-9500 • Wagon Box Inn
414 2nd St. • 307-366-9911 • carterinn.com
wyndhamhotels.com 103 N. Piney Rd. • 307-683-2444 •
wagonboxinn.com Meadowlark Lake Lodge THAYNE
Best Western Sheridan Center
4600 Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2459 • CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
612 N. Main St. • 307-674-7421 • Waldorf A’Story Guest Haus
lodgesofthebighorns.com
sheridancenter.com 19 N. Piney Rd. • 307-683-2452 •
waldorfastory.com
Flat Creek RV Park & Cabins
Bramble Motel & RV Park 74 Hokanson Ave. • 307-883-2231 •
2366 N. Main St. • 307-674-4902 goodsam.com

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Star Valley Ranch RV Park Two Rivers Inn HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
3522 Muddy String Rd. • 307-883-2425 • 401 Park St. • 307-864-3499 •
starvalleyranchresort.com tworiversinnwy.com Best Western Torchlight Inn Comfort Inn
1809 N. 16th St. • 307-322-4070 • 100 N. Rd. 11 • 307-347-9898 •
Wolf Den Log Cabin bestwestern.com choicehotels.com
Motel & RV Park TORRINGTON Motel West Winds Days Inn
106761 U.S. Hwy. 89 and 55 County Rd. 115 •
1756 South St. • 307-331-8074 • 500 N. 10th St. • 307-347-4251 •
307-883-2226 • wolfdenlogcabinmotel.com BED & BREAKFASTS
westwindsmotel.us wyndhamhotels.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS Tea Kettle Ranch Bed & Breakfast
Wyoming Motel Town House Motor Inn
4125 Rd. 76 • 307-532-5375 •
Cabin Creek Inn teakettleranch.com
1103 9th St. • 307-322-5383 • 119 N. 10th St. • 307-347-2426 •
211 S. Main St. • 307-883-3262 • wyomingmotelwheatland.com townhouseinnwy.com
cabincreekinn.com CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
VACATION RENTALS
Snider’s Rustic Inn, LLC City Slickers RV Park WILSON Herzberg Hideaway-
473 N. Main St. • 307-883-0222 • 1234 S. Main St. • 307-575-2776
sniders-rustic-inn.wyoming-top-hotels.com BED & BREAKFASTS Country Guest House
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS 1365 Airport Rd. • 307-347-2217 •
Bentwood Inn herzbergguesthouse.com
THERMOPOLIS Best Value Inn of Torrington 4250 Raven Haven Rd. • 307-739-1411 •
1548 Main St. • 307-532-7118 • redlion.com bentwoodinn.com
CABINS WRIGHT
Holiday Inn Express Hotel/Suites Jackson Hole Hideout
H Diamond W. Youth Camp, Inc. 1700 E. Valley Rd. • 307-532-7600 • 6175 Heck of a Hill Rd. • 307-733-3233 • CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
54.81 County Rd. 15–36 • 307-347-3431 • hiexpress.com/torringtonwy jacksonholehideout.com
hdiamondw.com Sagebluff RV Park
Teton View Bed & Breakfast 76 S. Boulder Cir. • 307-464-1305 •
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS 2136 Coyote Loop • 307-733-7954 •
WAPITI tetonview.com
sagebluffrvpark.com

Eagle RV Park CABINS HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS

204 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-5262 • CABINS
eaglervpark.com Doc’s Cabin Wright Hotel
Fireside Resort 300 Reata Dr. • 307-464-6060 •
192 Whit Creek Rd. • 206-780-1671 •
Fountain of Youth RV Park docscabin.net
2780 N. Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-733-1177 • wrighthotel.com
250 N. Hwy. 20 • 307-864-3265 • firesidejacksonhole.com
camphotsprings.com EYCAT Lodging Company
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS YELLOWSTONE
1 Streamside Dr. • 218-821-2222 •
Wyoming Gardens RV Park eycatlodging.com Moose Wilson Rd. Campground NATIONAL PARK
720 Shoshoni Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-2778 •
wyominggardensrvpark.com Historic Wapiti Lodge 2780 N. Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-733-1177 •
jacksonholecampground.com CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
3189 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-2420 •
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS wapitilodge.com Indian Creek Campground
DUDE RANCHES
Best Western Plus Plaza Hotel P.O. Box 168, Yellowstone National Park •
DUDE RANCHES Trail Creek Ranch 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
116 E. Park St. • 307-864-2939 •
Rand Creek Ranch 7100 W. Trail Creek Rd. • 307-733-2610 •
bestwestern.com
trailcreekranch.com
Lewis Lake Campground
3080 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3200 • P.O. Box 168 • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
Coachman Inn Motel randcreekranch.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
112 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-3141 • Norris Campground
thermopolis.com The Historic UXU Ranch Wildflower Inn 12 m. west of Canyon • 307-344-7381 •
1710 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-4637 • nps.gov/yell
Days Inn uxuranch.com
3725 Shooting Star Lane • 307-222-4400 •
jhwildflowerlodge.com
115 E. Park St. • 307-864-3131 • Pebble Creek Campground
thermopolisdaysinn.com HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS VACATION RENTALS Pebble Creek, Yellowstone National Park •
El Rancho Motel 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
East Yellowstone Valley Rendezvous Mountain Rentals
924 Shoshoni St. • 307-864-2341 • Chamber of Commerce Slough Creek Campground
elranchomotel.business.site 3610 Moose Wilson Rd. • 307-739-9050 •
3190 Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-587-9595 • rmrentals.com P.O. Box 168 • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
yellowstone-lodging.com
Elk Antler Inn Budget Host Tower Falls Campground
Rocky Mountain Lodge
501 S. 6th St. • 307-864-2325 •
3475 Cheney Lane • 307-733-3134 • Grand Loop Rd. • 307-344-7381 •
elkantlerinn.com
WHEATLAND rmljh.com nps.gov/yell
Fountain of Youth
Country Inn Motel BED & BREAKFASTS HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS
600 Broadway St. • 307-864-2321 • Shirley’s Bed & Breakfast
WOLF Xanterra Parks & Resorts
facebook.com/FounainYouthInn/? 4 Executive House Lane • 307-344-7311 •
1994 Hwy. 34 • 307-332-4568 • DUDE RANCHES
rf=104957959547763 yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
shirleysbedandbreakfast.com
Paintbrush Inn Eatons’ Ranch
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS Yellowstone National Park Lodges
605 S. 6th St. • 307-864-3155 • 270 Eaton Ranch Rd. • 307-655-9285 •
4 Executive House Lane • 307-344-7311 •
paintbrushinn.com eatonsranch.com
Arrowhead RV Camp yellowstonenationalparklodges.com
Quality Inn 2005 16th St. • 307-322-3457
166 U.S. Hwy. 20 S. • 307-864-5515 • Mountain View RV Park WORLAND
choicehotels.com
2050 W. Ponderosa St. • 307-322-4858 •
wheatlandrvpark.com
CAMPGROUNDS & RV PARKS
Rainbow Motel
408 Park St. • 307-864-2129 • thermop.com Wheatland City Park-Lewis Park Worland RV Park
2313 Big Horn Ave. • 307-347-2329 •
Roundtop Mountain 600 9th St. • 307-322-2962 •
worlandcampground.info
townofwheatlandwy.org
Motel and Cabins
412 N. 6th St. • 307-421-7520 •
roundtopmotel.com

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AFTON ALTA BIG PINEY Muddy Guard Cabin -
Bighorn National Forest
MUSEUMS OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES MUSEUMS 24.5 m. west of Buffalo on U.S. Hwy. 16,
then 1/8 m. east on F473 • 307-684-7806 •
Call Air Museum Teton Backcountry Guides Green River Valley Museum fs.usda.gov
150 S. Washington Ave. • 307-885-3995 • 1110 Alta North Rd. • 307-353-2900 • 206 N. Front St. • 307-276-5343 •
callairmuseum.org tetonbackcountryguides.com grvm.com MUSEUMS
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES Johnson County Jim Gatchell
BAGGS Memorial Museum
Feathered Hook Outfitters llc C.K. Hunting & Fishing 100 Fort St. • 307-684-9331 •
424 Adams St. • 888-FLY-FISH • MUSEUMS 221 Smith Ave. • 307-260-6415 • jimgatchell.com
featheredhook.com ckhunting.com
Outlaw Stop OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES 115 N. Penland • 307-383-7261 •
littlesnakerivermuseum.com/outlaw_stop BONDURANT Bear Track Outfitters
Star Valley Arts Council 8885 U.S. 16 • 307-620-0346 • beartrak.com
150 S. Washington • 307-880-5267 • OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
starvalleyarts.org
BANNER Big Horn Outfitters
Sleeping Indian Outfitters 181 U.S. 16 • 307-620-0390 •
HISTORIC SITES 14496 Hwy. 191 • 307-733-6740 • bighornoutfitters.com
ALADDIN sleepingindianoutfitters.com
Wagon Box Fight Full Circle Outfitters LLC
TOURS 138 Fort St. • 307-777-6323 • P.O. Box 111 • 307-899-4673 •

Devils Tower Area: Self-

fortphilkearny.com BOULDER trailswestoutfitters.com

guided audio tour MUSEUMS OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES Powder River Outfitters
WY 24 • 307-224-8887 of Wyoming
Fort Phil Kearny Museum Blue Sky Sage Horseback 74 Maverick Trl. • 307-751-4660 • facebook.
& Interpretive Center Riding Retreats com/Powder-River-Outfitters-of-
ALCOVA 528 Wagon Box Rd. • 307-684-7629 • Sublette Co. Rd. #23-132, The Lander Cutoff, Wyoming-324739534544
fortphilkearny.com 30 m. south of Boulder • 307-260-7990 •
Spiritrider Leadership Outfitters
HISTORIC SITES blueskysage.com
TOURS 409 Trabing Rd. • 307-277-1235 •
Mormon Handcart Historic Sites spiritriderslodge.com
47600 W. U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-328-2953 Story Hatchery & Visitor Center BUFFALO Triple Three Outfitters
311 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-683-2234 •
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES wgfd.wyo.gov 30 Kolb Dr. • 307-684-2436 •
ENTERTAINMENT triplethreeoutfitters.com/index.html
North Platte Lodge Big Horn Mountain Festival
TOURS
20400 W. Grey Reef Rd. • 307-237-1182 • BEULAH 18 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-620-0800 •
northplattelodge.com bighornmountainfestival.com Ultimate Outdoors
MUSEUMS
The Reef Fly Shop Creekside Ice Cream 1121S. Main St. • 307-684-5523 •
ultimateoutdoorsadventures.com
22222 Grey Reef Rd. • 307-232-9128 • Vore Buffalo Jump Parlor & Mini Golf
thereefflyshop.com Old Hwy. 14 • 307-266-9530 • 665 E. Hart St. • 307-684-7347 •
vorebuffalojump.org creeksideclubhouse.com
RECREATION AREAS BUFORD
Kortes Reservoir/ GALLERIES
HISTORIC SITES
BIG HORN
WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/ANDY BARDON.

Miracle Mile Area Hitching Post Gallery

Bureau of Reclamation • 307-261-5628 •
usbr.gov
ALPINE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Rockin’ M Horseback Rides
371 McNeel Power Plant County Rd. 104 •
307-654-8822 • rockinmhorsebackrides.
com
Ames Monument
MUSEUMS 51 S. Main St. • 307-684-9473 •
I-80, Exit 329, Monument Rd. •
facebook.com/HPostGallery
307-632-7946 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
Bozeman Trail Museum
335 Johnson St. • 307-674-6363 • Potters’ Depot, LLC
bhmmc.org/bozeman-trail-museum 75 E. Benteen St. • 307-684-4555 •
pottersdepot.com CARLILE
The Brinton Museum
239 Brinton Rd. • 307-672-3173 • HISTORIC SITES OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
thebrintonmuseum.org
Bozeman Trail Trophy Ridge Outfitters
Nine Mile Rd. • 307-684-7629 • 17985 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-756-9776 •
wyohistory.org trophyridgeoutfitters.com

Star Valley Outfitters

Little Greys River outside Alpine •
503-267-9567 • starvalleyoutfitterswy.com

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CASPER MUSEUMS
BREWERIES National Historic Trails
Interpretive Center
Gruner Brothers Brewing 1501 N. Poplar St. • 307-265-8030 •
1301 Wilkins Cir. • 307-439-2222 • nhtcf.org
grunerbrewing.com
Nicolaysen Art Museum
Skull Tree Brewing and Discovery Center
307-277-3764 • 400 E. Collins Dr. • 307-235-5247 •
facebook.com/SkullTreeBrewing thenic.org
Wyoming Ale Works The Science Zone
5900 E. 2nd St. • 307-472-5900 • 111 W. Midwest Ave. • 307-473-9663 •
wyomingaleworks.com thesciencezone.org
Wyoming Beer Trail Tate Geological Museum
1027 Carriage Lane • 727-599-1523 • at Casper College
wyomingbeertrail.com 125 College Dr. • 307-268-2447 •
caspercollege.edu/tate-geological-museum
DISTILLERIES
Werner Wildlife Museum
Backwards Distilling Company 407 E. 15th St. • 307-235-2108 •
214 S. Wolcott St. • 307-472-1275 • caspercollege.edu/werner-wildlife-museum
backwardsdistilling.com
Wyoming Veterans
ENTERTAINMENT Memorial Museum
5150 Rock Gym 3740 Jourgensen Ave. • 307-472-1857 •
wvmm.wyo.gov
408 N. Beverly St. • 307-337-2166 •
5150rockgym.com OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Balanced Healing Salt + Sauna BJ Outfitters
351S. Beech St., Suite 102 • 307-333-6333 •
20355 State Hwy. 220 • 307-472-7956 •
BalancedHealingSaltandSauna.com gohunt.com/outfitter/bj-outfitters
Casper Planetarium Cowboy Drifters
110 Werner Ct. • 307-577-0310 • 18187 State Hwy. 220 • 307-331-2031 •
casperplanetarium.com wyocowboydrifters.com
Casper Recreation Center Crandall Creek Outfitters
1803 E. 4th St. • 307-235-8383 • 223 N. Durbin • 307-237-8468 •
casperwy.gov crandallcreekoutfitters.com
Casper Speedway Fish Tales Guide Service
1277–1345 Amoco Rd. • 307-575-3555 • 3400 Hawthorne Ave. • 307-262-5173 •
casperspeedway.com fishtalesguideservice.biz
Wyoming Symphony Orchestra Gear Up and Get Out There
225S. David St. • 307-266-1478 • 254 W. 1st St. • 307-235-6353 •
wyomingsymphony.org gearupandgetoutthere.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS Grey Reef Anglers
42 Degrees North 12822 County Rd. 401 • 307-267-2559 •
greyreefanglers.com
128 S. Center St. • 307-333-1382 •
42degreesnorth-wy.com Jackson Hole Outfitters
P.O. Box 2827 • 307-699-3541 •
Mountain Sports
jacksonholetrailrides.com
543 S. Center St. • 307-266-1136 •
caspermtnsports.com Massive Buck Outfitters
740 W. 52nd St. • 307-333-3319 •
Wyoming Gun Company
massivebuckoutfitters.com
580 Landmark Dr. • 307-337-2486 •
wyogun.com Platte River Fly Shop
Zeelo’s Cranks and Planks 7400 WY 220 • 307-237-5997 •
wyomingflyfishing.com
4250 S. Poplar St. • 307-233-4058 •
facebook.com/zeeloscp SNS Outfitter & Guide Service
239 W. 1st St. • 307-266-4229 •
GALLERIES
huntwyo.com
Art 321 - Casper Artists Guild
Sweetwater Outfitters
321 W. Midwest Ave. • 307-265-2655 •
P.O. Box 4188 • 307-266-1424 •
casperartguild.org/index.html
sweethunt.com
Casper Artists’ Guild
Thunder Ridge Outfitters
1040 W. 15th St. • 307-265-2655 • 2221 Lexington Ave. • 307-439-3302 •
casperwyoming.info thunderridgeoutfitter.com
HISTORIC SITES Trophy Creek Outfitters
1627 E. Sunlight Dr. • 307-267-9383 •
Bishop House
trophycreek.com
818 E. 2nd St. • 307-235-5277 •
cadomafoundation.org Ugly Bug Fly Shop & Crazy
Rainbow Fly Fishing
Fort Caspar Museum
& Historic Site 240 S. Center St. • 307-234-6905 •
uglybugflyshop.crazyrainbow.net
4001 Fort Caspar Rd. • 307-235-8462 •
fortcasparwyoming.com Wyoming Anglers
Fishing and Fly Shop
Independence Rock
5625 CY Ave. • 307-267-5161 •
Hwy. 220, 20 m. northeast of Muddy Gap •
wyominganglers.com
307-577-5150 • wyoparks.state.wy.us
Wyoming Fly Fishing
7400 State Hwy. 220 • 307-277-6282 •
platteriverguides.com
Wyoming Outfitters
& Guides Assoc.
159 N. Wolcott St. #117 • 307-265-2376 •
wyoga.org
PALEONTOLOGY
Tate Dinosaur Safaris
125 College Dr. • 307-268-2447 •
caspercollege.edu/tate-geological-museum
RECREATION AREAS
Casper Mountain Trails Center
9301 Casper Mountain Rd. • 307-259-0958
• natrona.net/448/Nordic-Skiing
Gray Reef Reservoir
U.S. Hwy. 220 • 307-235-9325 •
recreation.gov
Platte River Trail
1775 W. 1st St. • 307-577-1206 •
platterivertrails.com
Ponderosa Park
Natrona County Rd. 507 • 307-235-9311 •
natronacounty-wy.gov
RODEO
Central Wyoming Fair
& PRCA Rodeo
1700 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-235-5775 •
centralwyomingfair.com
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES
Casper Events Center
1 Events Dr. • 800-442-2256 •
caspereventscenter.com
Casper Theater Company
735 CY Ave. • 307-267-7243 •
caspertheatercompany.net
Studio City Stadium 10 Theatre
5020 E. 2nd St. • 307-472-7469 •
wyomovies.com
TOURS
Adventures West Division
of Divine Travels LLC.
P.O. Box 51541 • 307-277-0480 •
divinetravelsllc.com/index.html
WY Tour Casper: Self-
Guided Audio Tour
139 W. 2nd St. #1B • 307-224-8887 •
travelstorys.com
CENTENNIAL
MUSEUMS
Nici Self Museum
2734 Hwy. 130 • 307-742-7763 •
niciselfmuseum.org
CHEYENNE
BREWERIES
Accomplice Beer Company
121 W. 15th St. • 307-632-2337 •
facebook.com/accomplicebeercompany
Black Tooth Brewing Company
509 W. 19th St. • 307-514-0362 •
blacktoothbrewingcompany.com
Danielmark’s Brewery
and Tap Room
209 E. 18th St. • 307-514-0411 •
facebook.com/danielmarksbrewing
ATTRACTIONS
Freedom’s Edge
Brewing Company
1509 Pioneer Ave. • 307-514-5314 •
freedomsedgebrewing.com
DISTILLERIES
Chronicles Distilling
1506 Thomes • 307-214-1854 •
chroniclesclean.com
ENTERTAINMENT
Arts Cheyenne
P.O. Box 247 • 307-222-4091 •
artscheyenne.com
Big Boots of Cheyenne
Various locations in Cheyenne •
307-778-3313
City of Cheyenne Events Center
1524 W. Lincolnway • 307-433-0024 •
cheyenneiceandevents.com
GALLERIES
Artful Hand Studio and Gallery
302 E. 1st Ave. • 229-546-5183 •
rawhidestudio.com
HISTORIC SITES
Big Boy Steam Engine
17th at Morrie Ave. • 307-637-6423
Historic Governors’ Mansion
300 E. 21st St. • 307-777-7878 •
wyoparks.state.wy.us
Wyoming State Capitol
200 W. 24th St. • 307-777-7220 •
state.wy.us
Quebec O1
2025 CO Rd. 238 • 307-422-3425 •
wyoparks.wyo.gov
MUSEUMS
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
710 S. Lions Park Dr. • 307-637-6458 •
botanic.org
Cheyenne Depot Museum
121 W. 15th St. • 307-632-3905 •
cheyennedepotmuseum.org
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Old West Museum
4610 Carey Ave. • 307-778-7290 •
cfdrodeo.com/cfd-old-west-museum
Cowgirls of the West
Museum & Emporium
203 & 205 W. 17th St. • 307-638-4994 •
cowgirlsofthewestmuseum.com
Messenger Museum
616 Crook Ave. • 307-635-8959
Military Memorial Museum
1717 Carey Ave. • 307-635-1019 •
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/guard/history
Wyoming State Archives
2301 Central Ave. • 307-777-7826 •
wyoarchives.org
Wyoming State Museum
2301 Central Ave. • 307-777-7022 •
wyomuseum.org
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OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS RODEO DEVILS TOWER
Milliron T.J. Outfitting Inc Top of the World Cody Nite Rodeo Bus OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
1528 TKO, Terry Ranch Rd. • 307-631-8107 • 2823 U.S. Hwy. 212 • 307-587-5368 • C/O Cody Nite Rodeo • 307-272-5573 •
millirontjoutfitters.com topoftheworldresort.com codytransportation.com Devils Tower & Needles
Rock Climbing Guides
Timberline Outfitters GALLERIES THEATERS & PERFORMANCES 157 State Hwy. 24 • 307-756-3516 •
9602 W. Milliron Rd. • 307-635-7288 • towerguides.com
timberlinehunting.com Big Horn Galleries Studio Theatre at CCPA
1167 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-7587 • 1527 18th St. • 307-527-7398 • Devils Tower Climbing
RODEO bighorngalleries.com studiotheatreccpa.org
37 W. Rd. • 307-467-5267 •
devilstowerclimbing.com
Cheyenne Frontier Days Cody Country Art League TOURS
1210 W. 8th Ave. • 307-778-7200 • cfdrodeo. 836 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-3597 •
com codycountryartleague.com Airborne Over Cody
2834 Big Horn Ave. • 307-899-3659 • DOUGLAS
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES Open Range Images airborneovercody.com
1201 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-8870 • ENTERTAINMENT
Atlas Theater openrangeimages.com Cody to Yellowstone: Self-
Guided Audio Tour Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo
211 W. Lincolnway • 307-638-6543 •
cheyennelittletheatre.org Simpson Gallagher Gallery 720 Sheridan Ave. • 307-224-8887 •
400 W. Center St. • 307-358-2398 •
1161 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4022 • wystatefair.com
travelstorys.com
Mary Godfrey Playhouse simpsongallaghergallery.com
2706 E. Pershing Blvd. • 307-638-6543 • Cody Trolley Tours EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
cheyennelittletheatre.org HISTORIC SITES 1192 Sheridan Ave., Porch of the Irma Hotel • Jackalope City Bike Rentals
307-527-7043 • codytrolleytours.com
TOURS State of Wyoming Veterans 198S. 3rd St. • 307-358-2950 •
Memorial Park Cody Wyoming Adventures conversecountytourism.com
Indian Wars and Early Wyoming: Intersection of 26th St. and Hwy. 14/16/20 • 1119 12th St. • 307-587-6988 •
Self-guided audio tour 307-587-0400 • cityofcody-wy.gov codywyomingadventures.com
HISTORIC SITES
121 W. 15th St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys. Camp Douglas Officers’
com MUSEUMS National Park History
Tours Step on Guide Club State Historic Site
NCAR-Wyoming Buffalo Bill Center of the West 1508 Alger Ave. • 307-527-7208 •
115 S. Riverbend Dr. • 307-358-9288 •
Supercomputing Center 720 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4771 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
yellowstoneparkhistorytours.com/NPHT.
8120 Veta Dr. • 307-996-4321 • centerofthewest.org html Fort Fetterman State Historic Site
nwsc.ucar.edu
Cody Dug Up Gun Museum, LLC Tour Yellowstone/Grub 725 WY-93 • 307-358-9288 •
wyoparks.wyo.gov
WINERIES & MEADERIES 1020 12th St. • 307-587-3344 • Steak Expeditions LLC
codydugupgunmuseum.com 1107 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-6316 •
Vintages Handcrafted Wine MUSEUMS
tourtoyellowstone.com
309 N. American Rd. Units 11 & 12 • Cody Heritage Museum
Douglas Railroad Museum
307-426-4635 • vintageswine.com 1092 Sheridan Ave. • 307-586-4272 • Tread ‘N’ Trails
codyheritagemuseum.org 121 Brownfield Rd. • 307-358-2950 •
405 Yellowstone Ave. • 307-286-7171 • seewhatconversecando.com
treadntrails.com
Historic Cody Mural and Museum
CHUGWATER Wyoming Pioneer Museum
1719 Wyoming Ave. • 307-587-3290 • ZIPLINING
codymural.com 400 W. Center St. • 307-358-9288 •
MUSEUMS wyoparks.wyo.gov
Sleeping Giant Ski Area & Zipline
Chugwater Museum Museum of the Old West 348 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3125 • OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Main St. • 307-422-3509 •
at Old Trail Town zipsg.com
chugwater.com/museum.aspx 1831 Demaris Dr. • 307-587-5302 • LaPrele Flyfishing &
oldtrailtown.org
Hunting Preserve
CORA 2000 Cold Springs Rd. • 707-373-3571 •
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
CLEARMONT laprelecreek.com
Bliss Creek Outfitters OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
GALLERIES Spearhead Ranch
145 Rd. 6NS • 307-764-2363 • Kendall Valley Lodge
wyominghorsetrips.com 3493 Ross Rd. • 307-358-3607 •
Ucross Foundation Art Gallery 125 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-367-2223 • spearheadranch.com
30 Big Red Lane • 307-737-2291 • muleshoeoutfitters.com/kendallvalleylodge.
Boulder Basin Outfitters
ucrossfoundation.org htm RECREATION AREAS
3348 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-250-0076 •
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
wyomingsummerpacktrips.com Mule Shoe Outfitters LLC Ayres Natural Bridge Park
125 Rock Creek Rd. • 307-367-2223 •
Cedar Mountain Trail Rides 208 Natural Bridge Rd. • 307-358-3532
Grizzly Outfitters muleshoeoutfitters.com
12 Spirit Mountain Rd. • 307-527-4966 •
1921 Passaic Rd. • 307-736-2277 •
facebook.com/cedarmountaintrailrides
Thunder Basin National Grassland
grizzlyoutfitters.net 2250 E. Richards St. • 307-358-4690 •
Cody Country Outfitters DANIEL fs.usda.gov
& Guides Associates
CODY OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
39 Rd. 6 BU • 307-587-6054 •
codycountryoutfitters.com Wyoming Fishing Company DUBOIS
ENTERTAINMENT
Cody Shooting Complex 12962 Wyoming Hwy. 189 • 307-360-3251 • EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
The Cody Cattle Company wyofishco.com
61 County Rd. 7WC • 307-587-5236 •
1910 Demaris St. • 307-272-5770 • codyshootingcomplex.org Cutthroat Fly Shop & Adventures
thecodycattlecompany.com 202 E. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-2620 •
Dude Ranchers’ Association DAYTON cutthroatflyshop.com
Cody Firearms Experience
1122 12th St. • 307-587-2339 •
142 W. Yellowstone Ave. • 307-586-4287 • duderanch.org HISTORIC SITES GALLERIES
codyfirearmsexperience.com
Gary Fales Outfitting Dayton Mercantile Gary Keimig Art
The Cody Theatre Snowmobile Tours 408 Main St. • 307-638-3788 • 124 E. Ramshorn St. • 307-455-3002 •
1171 Sheridan Ave. • 307-205-5739 • daytonmercantile.com silversagegallery.com
2768 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-587-3970 •
codytheater.com
garyfalesoutfitting.com
WINERIES & MEADERIES HISTORIC SITES
Park County Arts Council Gradient Mountain Sports
P.O. Box 742 • 307-899-6693 • Gallery on Main Petroglyphs
1390 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4659 •
parkcountyartscouncil.org 110 W. 3rd Ave. • 307-655-2221 • Trail Lake Rd. • 800-645-6233 •
gradientmountainsports.net
galleryonmaindayton.com windriver.org/experience/petroglyphs
The Wild Bunch North Fork Anglers
1192 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-4221 •
1107 Sheridan Ave. • 307-527-7274 • MUSEUMS
facebook.com/codywildbunch
northforkanglers.com
Dubois Museum: Wind
Wyoming Trout Guides River Historical Center
1210 Sheridan Ave. • 307-578-8217 • 909 W. Ramshorn • 307-455-2284 •
wyomingtroutguides.com fremontcountymuseums.com

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National Bighorn Sheep Center FORT FRED STEELE MUSEUMS GRANGER

10 Bighorn Lane • 307-455-3429 • STATE HISTORIC SITE Campbell County
bighorn.org HISTORIC SITES
Rockpile Museum
National Museum of HISTORIC SITES
900 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-5723 • Granger Stage Station
Military Vehicles Fort Fred Steele State ccgov.net/317/Rockpile-Museum Historic Site
6419 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-455-3802 • Historic Site Frontier Auto Museum
110 Spruce St. • 307-782-3842 •
nmmv.org wyoparks.state.wy.us
13 m. east of Rawlins and 1.25 m. north of
211 W. 2nd St. • 307-686-5667 •
Ft. Steele Rest Area just off I-80, exit 228 •
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES 307-320-3013 • wyoparks.wyo.gov
frontierautomuseum.com

Lazy TX Outfitting OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES GREEN RIVER

103 Birch St. • 307-455-2725 • MUSEUMS
outfitterswyoming.com FORT LARAMIE Edwards Outfitters
234 Lawver Rd. • 307-464-1518 Sweetwater County
Outfitters of the HISTORIC SITES
Historical Museum
Wyoming Wilderness TOURS
Fort Laramie Historical 3 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-872-6435 •
656 Horse Creek Rd. • 307-455-2725 • Association
outfitterswyoming.com
Durham Bison Ranch Tours sweetwatermuseum.org
965 Gray Rocks Rd. • 307-837-2221 • 314 S. Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040
Wind River Flyfitter fortlaramie.org OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Gillette Historic Downtown
505 W. Ramshorn • 307-206-5808 •
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES Let it Fly Hunting Club
windriverflyfitter.com Walking Tour
229 Old Stauffer Rd. • 307-350-2426
Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040
Triple Creek Hunts • facebook.com/pages/Let-It-
Fly/262278240479273
701 Rd. 90 • 307-837-3023 • WY Tour Gillette
ENCAMPMENT triplecreekhunts.com 1810 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-224-8887 • RECREATION AREAS
MUSEUMS travelstorys.com
Expedition Island
Grand Encampment Museum FORT WARREN AFB 475 S. 2nd East St. • 307-872-0500
807 Barnett Ave. • 307-327-5308 • GLENDO
gemuseum.com MUSEUMS Wilkins Peak Trail System
FE Warren ICBM and EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS Scotts Bottom Rd. • 307-382-2538
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Heritage Museum Rooch’s Marina TOURS
Platt’s Guides & Outfitters, Rustic 7405 Marne Loop • 307-773-2980 • 383 Glendo State Park Rd. • 307-735-4216 •
Mtn. Lodge, Cabin and B&B warrenmuseum.com roochsmarina.com Trona Trail: Self-
11202 State Hwy. 230 • 307-327-5539 • Guided Audio Tour
plattoutfitting.com MUSEUMS 580 E. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-224-8887
FORT WASHAKIE • travelstorys.com
Spur Outfitters, LLC Glendo Historical Museum
3224 Unit B, Hwy. 230 • 307-327-6505 • MUSEUMS 204 S. Yellowstone Hwy. • 307-735-4480 •
spuroutfitters.com wyoparks.state.wy.us
Gallery of the Wind & Museum GREYBULL
14631 U.S. Hwy. 287 • 307-332-3267
MUSEUMS
EVANSTON GLENROCK
Shoshone Tribal Cultural Center Dinosaur and Geo Science Center
HISTORIC SITES 90 Ethete Rd. • 307-332-3177 • OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES 537 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-2259 •
easternshoshone.org/cultural-center.html
bbgeoscience.org
Piedmont Charcoal Rough Country Outfitters/
Kilns Historic Site OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES High Country Adventures Greybull Museum
County Rd. 173 • 307-782-3842 • 824 U.S. Hwy. 87-26-20 • 307-436-2304 • 325 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-2444 •
Bear Basin Adventures roughcountryoutfitters.com
wyoparks.state.wy.us greybull.com
P.O Box 1517 • 307-349-4630 •
bearbasinadventures.com PALEONTOLOGY Museum of Flight and
MUSEUMS
Aerial Firefighting
Chinese Joss House Museum Glenrock Paleontological Museum
2534 Hiller Lane • 307-272-1247 •
920 Front St. • 307-783-6320 GILLETTE 506 W. Birch St. • 307-436-2667 • glenrock. museumofflight.us
org
Uinta County Museum BREWERIES OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
1020 Front St. • 307-789-8248 •
uintacounty.com
Big Lost Meadery and Brewery GRAND TETON Tangle Ridge Outfitters & Guides
105 Warren Ave. • 307-660-3199 •
biglostmeadery.com
NATIONAL PARK 670 U.S. Hwy. 14 • 307-765-9931 •
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES tangleridgeoutfitters.com

High Uinta Pack Goats ENTERTAINMENT OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES

TOURS
614 Spring Creek Rd. • 307-701-4628 •
307 Mysteries Castagno Outfitters
highuintapackgoats.com 25155 Buffalo Run • 877-559-3585 •
WY Tour Greybull
5002 Rourke Ave. • 307-567-0063 • 325 Greybull Ave. • 307-224-8887 •
castagnooutfitters.com
307mysteries.com travelstorys.com
FARSON Ava Community Art Center Wilderness Trails Inc.
Prime locations in Yellowstone Park the
509 W. 2nd St. • 307-682-9133 •
HISTORIC SITES avacenter.org
Teton Wilderness Area • 307-733-5171 • GUERNSEY
wildernesstrailsinc.com
Pilot Butte Historic Trail Overlook Avenues of Art HISTORIC SITES
About 12 m. west of Farson on Hwy. 28 •
201 E. 5th St. • 307-686-5203 •
TOURS
307-382-2538 Oregon Trail Ruts
mayorsartcouncil.com GaperGuide South Yellowstone: 307-836-2334 • wyoparks.state.wy.us
Axe House Self-guided Audio Tour
FORT BRIDGER 5201 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-257-7771 • Yellowstone National Park • 307-224-8887 • TOURS
axehousewy.com travelstorys.com
HISTORIC SITES Guernsey State Park: Self-
CAM-PLEX Multi-Event Facilities Grand Teton National Park: Guided Audio Tour
Fort Bridger State Historic Site 1635 Reata Dr. • 307-682-0552 • Self-Guided Audio Tour Museum Rd. • 307-224-8887 •
Exit 34 then 2.5 m off I-80 • 307-782-3842 • cam-plex.com Moran Junction • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
wyoparks.wyo.gov travelstorys.com
Gillette College Area 59
3207 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-681-6135 • Lander Trails: Self-Guided HANNA
area-59.com Audio Tour
27655 U.S. 26 • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys. MUSEUMS
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS com
Hanna Basin Museum
Rocky Mountain Discount Sports 502 Front St. • 307-325-6465
4706 S. Douglas Hwy. • 307-686-0221 •
rocky-mountain-sports.com

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HULETT
MUSEUMS
Hulett Wyoming Museum
& Art Gallery
115 Hwy. 24 • 307-468-5292 •
devilstowercountry.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Devils Tower Outfitters
87 Whitetail Creek Rd. • 307-467-5825 •
devilstoweroutfitters.com
Lake Guest Ranch
314 Lake Ranch Rd. • 307-290-2025 •
lakeranch.it
Wyoming Edge Outfitters
100 Mule Creek Rd. • 307-467-5663 •
wyoedge.com
JACKSON
BREWERIES
Snake River Brewing Co., Inc.
235 S. Millward St. • 307-739-2337 •
snakeriverbrewing.com
ENTERTAINMENT
Bridger Productions, Inc.
4150 Gloryview Lane • 307-690-7871 •
bridgerproductions.com
Center for the Arts
240 S. Glenwood St. • 307-733-4900 •
jhcenterforthearts.org
Grand Teton Music Festival
175 S. King St. • 307-733-3050 • gtmf.org
Jackson Hole Art Auction
130 E. Broadway • 866-549-9278 •
jacksonholeartauction.com
Jackson Hole Shooting
Experience
4125 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-690-7921 •
shootinjh.com
Off Square Theatre Company
240 S. Glenwood St. • 307-733-3021 •
offsquare.org
Old Time Photo Studio
36 E. Broadway • 307-733-6467 •
jholdtimephotos.com
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Leisure Sports
1075S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-3040 •
leisuresportsadventure.com
GALLERIES
Art Association of Jackson Hole
240 S. Glenwood • 307-733-6379 •
artassociation.org
Cayuse Western Americana
255 N. Glenwood Ave. • 307-739-1940 •
cayusewa.com
Trailside Galleries
130 E. Broadway • 307-733-3186 •
trailsidegalleries.com
Trio Fine Art
545 N. Cache St. • 307-734-4444 •
triofineart.com
MUSEUMS
Jackson Hole Historical Museum
225 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2414 •
jacksonholehistory.org
National Museum of Wildlife Art
2820 Rungius Rd. • 307-733-5771 •
wildlifeart.org
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OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES Togwotee Adventures Yellowstone Tours from
1050 U.S. 89 • 877-864-9683 • Jackson Hole
A-OK Corral Horseback Riding togwoteesnowmobile.com 1195 Meadowlark Lane • 307-699-7922 •
9600 S. U.S. 89 • 307-733-6556 • yellowstonesafaritours.com
horsecreekranch.com World Cast Anglers
485 W. Broadway • 307-733-6934 • WINERIES & MEADERIES
Black Dog Raft Company worldcastanglers.com
529 No Name Alley • 307-699-4110 • Jackson Hole Winery
blackdograftcompany.com RECREATION AREAS 2800 Boyles Hill Rd. • 307-201-1057 •
BrushBuck Guide Services jacksonholewinery.com
Snake River Canyon
490 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-699-2999 • S. Park Bridge • 307-739-5500 • fs.usda.gov
brushbuckguideservices.com
JEFFREY CITY
TOURS
Fish the Fly Guide Service
- Jackson Hole, WY AlpenGlow Tours HISTORIC SITES
P.O. Box 42 • 307-690-1139 • fishthefly.com 1807A Ellingwood Lane • 307-739-1914 • Oregon Trail
alpenglowtours.com
Grand Teton Fly Fishing 307-322-3014 •
wyohistory.org/education/oregon-trail
225 W. Broadway • 307-690-0910 • Ana’s Grand Excursions
grandtetonflyfishing.com 1148 W. Hwy. 22 #H5 • 307-690-6106 •
RECREATION AREAS
anasgrandexcursions.com
Hidden Basin Outfitters Gold Flakes to Yellowcake
7895 Cowboy Way • 307-733-7980 • Buffalo Roam Tours
Historic Mine Trail
hiddenbasin.com 3065 Blair Dr. • 307-413-0954 •
buffaloroamtours.com U.S. Hwy. 287 • 800-645-6233
High Mountain Heli-Skiing
EcoTour Adventures
1 Johnny Counts Rd. • 307-733-3274 •
heliskijackson.com 1300 Carol Lane • 307-690-9533 • KAYCEE
jhecotouradventures.com
Hole Hiking Experience MUSEUMS
GaperGuide Grand Teton:
1350 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-690-4453 •
holehike.com Self-guided audio tour Hoofprints of the Past Museum
344 Nolan Ave. • 307-738-2381 •
10 E. Broadway Ave. • 307-224-8887 •
Jackson Hole Anglers travelstorys.com hoofprintsofthepast.org
990 S. Montana Rd. • 888-458-7688 •
jacksonholeanglers.com GaperGuide Inc.
565 N. Cache St. • 307-733-4626 • KEMMERER
Jackson Hole Fishing Adventures gaperguide.com
282 E. Pearl Ave. • 307-690-3289 • MUSEUMS
jhflyfishing.com Grand Teton National Park-Outer
Road: Self-Guided Audio Tour Fossil Country Frontier Museum
Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School 400 Pine Ave. • 307-877-6551 •
675 E. Broadway Ave. • 307-224-8887 •
802 Powderhorn Lane • 307-699-3440 • travelstorys.com facebook.com/Fossil-Country-Frontier-
jhflyfishingschool.com Museum-763935893653493
Jackson Hole Grand Expeditions
Jackson Hole Mountain Guides PALEONTOLOGY
585 Dogwood Lane • 307-543-6025 •
1325 S. Hwy. 89, Suite 104 • 307-733-4979 jhgrandexpeditions.com
• jhmg.com Fossil Butte National Monument
Jackson National Fish Hatchery 864 Chicken Creek Rd. • 307-877-4455 •
Jackson Hole Pack Trips nps.gov
1500 Fish Hatchery Rd. • 307-733-2510 •
1116 Maple Way • 307-733-7086 • fws.gov
fishjacksonwyo.com Fossil Safari
Mountain Mike’s Tours Farm Field Rd. • 307-883-2445 • fossilsafari.
Jackson Hole Snowmobile Tours com
111 Gill St. • 307-774-1000 •
520 N. Cache St. • 307-733-6850 • mountainmikestours.com
togwoteelodge.com Ulrich’s Fossil Gallery
Scenic Safaris 4400 Fossil Butte Rd. (10 m. west of
Jackson Hole Whitewater Kemmerer, off Hwy. 30) • 307-877-6466 •
1255 S. Hwy. 89 • 307-734-8898 •
650 W. Broadway Ave. • 307-733-1007 • scenic-safaris.com ulrichsfossilgallery.com
jhww.com
Snow King Scenic Chairlift:
Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris
Self-Guided Audio Tour KIRBY
650 W. Broadway • 307-690-6402 •
8494, 402 E. Snow King Ave. •
jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com DISTILLERIES
307-224-8887 • travelstorys.com
JD High Country Outfitters Wyoming Whiskey, Inc.
Teton Adventures: Self-
50 E. Broadway Ave. • 307-733-3270 •
jdhcoutfitters.com
Guided Audio Tour 100 S. Nelson • 307-864-2116 •
532 N. Cache • 307-224-8887 • wyomingwhiskey.com
Mill Iron Ranch travelstorys.com
3495 E. Horse Creek Rd. • 307-733-6390 •
millironranch.net
Tours In Yellowstone LA BARGE
1171 Melody Creek Lane • 307-317-3095 •
Reel Deal Anglers toursinyellowstone.com HISTORIC SITES
145 E. Snow King Ave. #8 • 307-413-0669 •
Westward Ho!: Self- Names Hill State Historic Site
reeldealanglers.com
Guided Audio Tour U.S. Hwy. 189, 6 m. south of La Barge •
Teton Mountain Bike Tours 140 E. Broadway Ste. 25 • 307-224-8887 • 307-782-3842 • wyoparks.state.wy.us
travelstorys.com
545 N. Cache Dr. • 307-733-0712 •
wybike.com
Wind River Air, LLC. LA GRANGE
Teton Troutfitters Inc. 1250 E. Airport Rd. • 307-360-8850 •
windriverair.com/scenic-tours.html OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
10770 S. U.S. Hwy. 89 • 307-733-5362 •
tetontroutfitters.com
WYO 22 West/East: Self- Silver Wing Hunting Ranch &
Teton Wagon Train & Guided Audio Tour Silver Wing’s Sporting Clay’s
Horse Adventure 1140 WY-22 • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys. 1086 U.S. Hwy. 85 • 307-834-2328
812 Cache Creek Dr. • 307-734-6101 • com
tetonwagontrain.com
Wyoming Balloon Company
Teton Whitewater LCC 175 E. Broadway • 307-739-0900 •
260 N. Cache St. • 307-733-2285 • wyomingballoon.com
tetonwhitewater.com
Yellowstone Day Tours
970 W. Broadway • 307-201-1499 •
yellowstonedaytours.com
TravelWyoming.com
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LANDER HISTORIC SITES RECREATION AREAS MERNA

GALLERIES Women’s History House Five Springs Falls Recreation OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
317 S. 2nd St. • 307-742-2919 • Site in Northwest Wyoming
ALCHEMY: An Artists’ thelouisaswainfoundation.com 3079 Sinks Canyon Rd. • 307-578-5900 • Big Country Outfitters/
Cooperative recreation.gov Timberline Ranch
Wyoming Territorial Prison
320 Main St. • 307-206-1180 • 807 Merna North Beaver Rd. •
alchemyartistscoop.com
State Historic Site TOURS 307-859-8339 • timberlinetrips.com
975 Snowy Range Rd. • 307-745-3733 •
Lander Art Center wyoparks.state.wy.us Hidden Treasure Charters, LLC.
1200 WY 37 • 307-899-1401 •
224 Main St. • 307-332-5772 •
MUSEUMS hiddentreasurecharters.com
MIDWEST
landerartcenter.com
American Heritage Center Wyoming Eco-tours MUSEUMS
MUSEUMS
2111 E. Willet Dr. • 307-766-4114 • Horseshoe Bend Marina, 1200 Salt Creek Museum
Evans/Dahl Memorial Museum ahc.uwyo.edu Wyo. Hwy. 37 • 307-899-1401 •
531 Peake St. • 307-437-6513 •
545 Main St. • 307-332-8190 hiddentreasurecharters.com
Laramie Plains Museum at the midwest.govoffice.com
Fremont County Pioneer Museum Historic Ivinson Mansion WINERIES
1443 W. Main St. • 307-332-3339 • 603 E. Ivinson Ave. • 307-742-4448 •
fremontcountymuseums.com laramiemuseum.org Mustang Mountain Vineyard MILLS
24 Mustang Mountain Dr. • 307-548-2474 •
Lander Children’s Museum University of Wyoming mustangmtnvineyard.com TOURS
465 Lincoln St. • 307-332-1341 • Anthropology Museum Historic Trails West
landerchildrensmuseum.org 12th & Lewis St. • 307-766-5136 •
LUSK P.O. Box 428 • 307-266-4868 •
uwyo.edu/anthropology/museum.html
Museum of the American West historictrailswest.com
1445 W. Main St. • 307-335-8778 • University of Wyoming GALLERIES
museumoftheamericanwest.com Art Museum
2111 E. Willett Dr. • 307-766-6622 •
Blair Artworks MOORCROFT
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES uwyo.edu/artmuseum 766 South Diamond St. • 307-340-0092 •
facebook.com/BlairArtworks MUSEUMS
Lander Fly Shop University of Wyoming
MUSEUMS West Texas Trail Museum
305 Main St. • 307-438-3439 • Geological Museum
landerflyshop.com 100 E. Weston St. • 307-756-9300 •
200 N. 9th St. • 307-766-2646 • Stagecoach Museum westtexastrailmuseum.com
uwyo.edu/geomuseum
Sweetwater Fishing Expeditions 322 S. Main St. • 307-334-3444 •
2939 Sinks Canyon Rd. • 307-332-3986 • Wyoming State Geological Survey dooperca.wixsite.com/stagecoachmuseum
sweetwaterfishing.com N.11th St. & E. Lewis St. • 307-766-2286 • MORTON
wsgs.uwyo.edu
Wind River Climbing Guides MARBLETON TOURS
425 Popo Agie St. • 307-335-3439 • OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
windriverclimbing.com ENTERTAINMENT Eastern Shoshone
Four Seasons Anglers Buffalo Enclosure
Wyoming Country Outfitters Flicks and Pins U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-231-4299 •
334 S. Fillmore St. • 307-721-4047 •
7696 Hwy. 287 • 307-714-4540 • fourseasonsanglers.com 619 1st St. • 307-276-4061 • flicksnpins.com easternshoshone.org/buffalo-enclosure-
wyomingcountryoutfitters.com program.html
High Plains Fly Fishing
TOURS 1786 Truman St. • 307-399-9464 • MEDICINE BOW
Bear Basin Adventures highplainsflyfishing.com NEWCASTLE
MUSEUMS
P.O. Box 962 • 307-840-3579 • Two Dogs Guide Service MUSEUMS
bearbasinadventures.com Medicine Bow Museum
1657 Snowy Range Rd. • 307-761-2921 •
twodogsfishing.com 405 Lincoln Hwy. • 307-379-2383 • Anna Miller Museum
Classic Cruise Control
medbowmuseum.com 401 Delaware Ave. • 307-746-4188 •
Goodrich • 307-575-8602 • TOURS westoncountymuseums.com/
classiccruisecontrol.com
Deerwood Ranch Wild RODEO
Horse EcoSanctuary
MEETEETSE
LARAMIE 599 State Hwy. 11 • 307-399-9956 • MUSEUMS
Weston County Fairgrounds
deerwoodranchwildhorseecosanctuary.com 24 Fairgrounds Rd. • 307-746-8806 •
BREWERIES Meeteetse Museums site1.westoncountyfair.com

Accomplice Mycro-pub 1947 State St. • 307-868-2423 •

301 Grand Ave. • 307-460-3130 •
LINGLE meeteetsemuseums.org
accomplicebeer.com
PAVILLION
MUSEUMS OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Bond’s Brewing RECREATION AREAS
Western History Center Wood River Ranch
411 S. 2nd St. • 307-460-3385 • Bull Lake Dam and Reservoir
2308 U.S. Hwy. 26 • 307-837-3052 1261 Rd. 4DT • 307-868-9111 •
bondsbrewing.com
woodriverranch.com P.O. Box 128 • 307-856-4801
Coal Creek TAP
108 Grand Ave. • 307-460-9556 • LOVELL RECREATION AREAS
coalcreektap.com PINE BLUFFS
ENTERTAINMENT Meeteetse Recreation District
ENTERTAINMENT 1010 Park Ave. • 307-868-2603 • DISTILLERIES
Hyart Theater meetrec.org
Laramie Plains Civic 251 E. Main St. • 307-548-7021 • Pine Bluffs Distilling
Center Theatre hyarttheatre.com TOURS 322 N. Beech St. • 307-245-3000 •
pinebluffsdistilling.com
710 Garfield St., Suite 110 • 307-745-8000
HISTORIC SITES Kirwin Ghost Town Adventures
• lpccwy.org
1902 State St. • 307-222-3203 • ghostcoach. HISTORIC SITES
Roxie’s On Grand Medicine Wheel National biz
Historic Landmark Our Lady of Peace Shrine
221 E. Grand Ave. • 307-745-4577 • WY Tour Meeteetse: Self- 300 Shrine Rd. • 307-631-4606 •
roxiesongrand.com Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger
District, 604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 •
Guided Audio Tour ourladyofpeaceshrine.com
1947 State St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.
GALLERIES fs.usda.gov
com MUSEUMS
Artisans’ Gallery MUSEUMS
Texas Trail Museum
215 S. 2nd St. • 307-745-3983 •
artisansgallery.business.site Lovell-Kane Area Museum 201 W. 3rd St. • 307-245-3713 •
354 Oregon Ave. • 307-548-2396 facebook.com/TexasTrailMuseum
Gallery West • facebook.com/Lovell-Kane-Area-
121 E. Ivinson • 307-742-3245 • Museum-202396593123545
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PINEDALE
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
Gannett Sports
1552 W. Pine St. Hwy. 191 • 307-367-6711
GALLERIES
Art of the Winds
128 W. Pine St. • 307-231-2870 •
facebook.com/ArtoftheWInds
MUSEUMS
Museum of the Mountain Man
700 E. Hennick St. • 307-367-4101 •
museumofthemountainman.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Ace In The Hole Outfitters
P.O. Box 1971 • 307-413-7748 •
aceintheholeoutfitters.weebly.com
Bald Mountain Outfitters
424 N. Tyler Ave. • 307-367-6539 •
baldmountainoutfitters.com
Black Diamond Outfitting
Binning Ranch Rd. • 808-375-5085 •
blackdiamondoutfitting.com
Blucher Creek Outfitters
P.O. Box 687 • 307-231-4122 •
bluchercreekoutfitters.com
Great Outdoor Shop
332 W. Pine St. • 307-367-2440 •
greatoutdoorshop.com
Green River & Bridger-
Teton Outfitters, llc
138-2 40 Rod Rd. • 307-733-1044 •
grbto.com
Thomson Outfitters
Green River Lakes • 307-367-6507 •
wyohunt.com
Two Rivers Fishing Co.
232 W. Pine St. • 307-367-4131 •
tworiversfishing.com
Western Wyoming Outfitters
424 N. Tyler • 307-367-6539 •
westernwyomingoutfitters.com
RECREATION AREAS
American Legion Park
105 N. Madison • 307-367-4136 •
townofpinedale.us
Fremont Lake
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326
Green River Lakes
P.O. Box 220 • 307-367-4326 • fs.fed.us
POINT OF ROCKS
HISTORIC SITES
Point of Rocks Stage
Station Historic Site
Exit 130 off I-80 • 307-332-3684 •
wyoparks.state.wy.us
POWELL
ENTERTAINMENT
Powell Parks Department
270 N. Clark St. • 307-754-6971 •
cityofpowell.com
GALLERIES
Plaza Diane Community
Center of the Arts
211 N. Bent St. • 307-271-1264 •
plazadiane.org
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HISTORIC SITES
Heart Mountain WWII
Interpretive Center
1539 Rd. 19, Powell •
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. Featuring an
interpretive center with museum, war
memorial, walking tour and original
camp structures.
MUSEUMS
Homesteader Museum
324 E. 1st St. • 307-754-9481 •
homesteadermuseum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Trails West Outfitters
1962 Lane 15 • 307-899-4673 •
trailswestoutfitters.com
Wyoming Wilderness Outfitters
1134 Rd. 14 • 307-754-4320 •
wyomingwilderness.com
TOURS
Agriculture Tours
111S. Day St. • 307-754-3494 •
powellchamber.org/big-horn-basin
RANCHESTER
HISTORIC SITES
Connor Battlefield
State Historic Site
55 U.S. 14 • 307-684-7629 •
wyoparks.wyo.gov
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Wyoming’s Finest Outfitters
187 Early Creek Rd. • 307-751-2297 •
wfoutfitter.com
RAWLINS
ENTERTAINMENT
Music in the Park,
Rawlins, Wyoming
15th and Walnut • 307-324-7529 •
rawlins-wyoming.com
HISTORIC SITES
Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum
500 W. Walnut St. • 307-324-4422 •
wyomingfrontierprison.org
MUSEUMS
Carbon County Museum
904 W. Walnut St. • 307-328-2740 •
carboncountymuseum.org
TOURS
WY Tour Rawlins: Self-
Guided Audio Tour
508 W. Cedar St. • 307-224-8887 •
travelstorys.com
RELIANCE
HISTORIC SITES
Reliance Tipple
Reliance Rd. • 307-382-2538
TravelWyoming.com
RIVERTON
ENTERTAINMENT
789 Smokeshop & Casino
10369 Hwy. 789 • 307-857-9451 •
play789casino.com
MUSEUMS
Riverton Museum
700 E. Park Ave. • 307-856-2665 •
fremontcountymuseums.com
Wind River Heritage Center
1075 S. Federal Blvd. • 307-856-0706 •
windriverheritagecenter.com
RECREATION AREAS
Castle Gardens Recreation Site
45 m. east of Riverton • 307-382-8400 •
blm.gov
Pilot Butte Dam and Reservoir
2054 Missouri Valley Rd. • 307-856-3007 •
recreation.gov
TOURS
Wyoming Earth Treasures -
Explore Hidden Volcanic Field
201 Burma Rd. • 307-851-7280 •
airbnb.com/experiences/1044866
ROCK RIVER
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Dodge Creek Ranch
11 Dodge Creek Ranch Rd. • 307-322-2345 •
dodgecreekranch.com
ROCK SPRINGS
BREWERIES
Bad Joker Brewing Company
830 Power House Rd. • 307-371-7557 • bad-
joker-brewing-company.business.site
ENTERTAINMENT
Sweetwater Events Complex
3320 Yellowstone Rd. • 307-352-6789 •
sweetwaterevents.com
MUSEUMS
Community Fine Arts Center
400 C St. • 307-362-6212 • cfac4art.com
Natural History Museum of
Western Wyoming College
2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1882 •
westernwyoming.edu
Rock Springs Historical Museum
201 B St. • 307-362-3138 • rswy.net
Weidner Wildlife Exhibit
2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1600 •
westernwyoming.edu
Western Wyoming Community
College Art Gallery
2500 College Dr. • 307-382-1723 •
westernwyoming.edu
White Mountain Petroglyphs
Mile Marker 10 off of WY Hwy. 191 N., then
east on County 4-17, 13 m.; then west on
White Mountain Petroglyphs access route •
307-352-0256 • blm.gov
RECREATION AREAS
Flaming Gorge National
Recreation Area
Rock Springs/Green River • 435-784-3445
SADDLESTRING
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Rock Creek Anglers
1301 Rock Creek Rd. • 888- 945-3876 •
rockcreekanglers.com
SARATOGA
BREWERIES
Snowy Mountain Brewery & Pub at
the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort
601 Pic Pike Rd. • 307-326-5261 •
saratogahotspringsresort.com/snowy-
mountain-brewery
GALLERIES
Studio T Art Gallery
113 E. Bridge Ave. • 307-703-5204 •
studiotartgallery.com
MUSEUMS
Saratoga Museum
104 Constitution Ave. • 307-326-5511 •
saratoga-museum.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
French Creek Sportsmen’s Club
1016 County Rd. 660 • 307-327-5284 •
frenchcreeksportsmensclub.com
Hack’s Tackle & Outfitters
407 N. 1st St. • 307-326-9823 •
hackstackle.com
North Platte Fly Fishing Guides
P.O. Box 374 • 307-223-2042 •
saratogaflyfishing.com
North Platte Trouters
202 N. Veterans St. • 970-227-2405 •
facebook.com/northplatte.trouters
SAVERY
MUSEUMS
Little Snake River Museum
13 CC 561 N. #13 • 307-383-7262 •
littlesnakerivermuseum.com
SHAWNEE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Rockin 7 Ranch
1250 Reese Rd. • 307-351-4908 •
rockin7ranch.com
SHERIDAN
BREWERIES
Blacktooth Brewing Company
312 Broadway St. • 307-675-2337 •
blacktoothbrewingcompany.com
Luminous Brewhouse
201 Broadway St. • 307-763-7489 •
luminousbrewhouse.com
Smith Alley Brewing Company
150 N. Main St. • 307-675-1934 •
smithalleybrewing.com
DISTILLERIES
Koltiska Distillery
644 Crook Ave. • 307-673-7307 •
koltiska.com
ENTERTAINMENT
Balanced Healing Salt + Sauna
909 Broadway St. • 307-333-6333 •
BalancedHealingSaltandSauna.com
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Big Horn Polo Club TOURS THERMOPOLIS OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
352 Bird Farm Rd. • 307-751-6969 •
thebighornpoloclub.com/index.htm English Tunnel Mine Tour HISTORIC SITES Elk Mountain Outfitters, LLC
125 S. Pass Main St. • 307-332-3684 • / Wapiti Ridge Ranch
GALLERIES southpasscity.com/tours Legend Rock Petroglyph 396 Bluffview Rd. • 307-322-3223 •
Historic Site elkmountainoutfittersllc.com
SAGE Community Arts 2861 Upper Cottonwood Creek Rd. •
21 W. Brundage St. • 307-674-1970 • STAR VALLEY RANCH 307-864-2176 • wyoparks.state.wy.us RECREATION AREAS
artinsheridan.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES MUSEUMS Grayrocks Reservoir
HISTORIC SITES Wyoming Game & Fish Department •
Fishing with J Hot Springs County Museum 307-777-4600 • wgfd.wyo.gov
Trail End State Historic Site 468 Middle Branch Dr. • 307-880-5552 • and Cultural Center
400 Clarendon Ave. • 307-674-4589 • fishingwithj.com 700 Broadway St. • 307-864-5183 •
trailend.org thermopolismuseum.com WILSON
UpStream Anglers &
MUSEUMS Outdoor Adventures OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
230 Hardman Rd. • 307-690-3183 •
King’s Saddlery & Museum upstreamanglers.com Big Horn Guide Service Mangis Fishing Guide Service
184 N. Main St. • 307-672-2702 • 742 Arapahoe St. • 307-921-0950 • 2265 Coyote Loop • 307-690-8107 •
kingssaddlery.com bighornguideservice.com mangisguides.com
Sheridan County Historical SUNDANCE
Bighorn River Outfitters TOURS
Society & Museum
GALLERIES 214 U.S. Hwy. 20 • 307-272-3474 •
850 Sibley Cir. • 307-675-1150 • bighornriverfishingwy.com Jackson Hole Vintage Adventures
museumatthebighorns.org 1875 Gallery 5455 Hwy. 22 • 307-732-2628 •
120 N. 4th St. • 307-283-3301 • Wyoming Adventures woodboattours.com
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES facebook.com/1875Gallery 932 Arapahoe • 307-272-6792 •
flyfishbighorn.com
Angling Destinations
TOURS WORLAND
7 E. Grinnell Plaza • 800-211-8530 • PALEONTOLOGY
anglingdestinations.com Sundance Walking Tour: MUSEUMS
Self-Guided Audio Tour The Wyoming Dinosaur Center
Bighorn Mountain Guides 110 Carter Ranch Rd. • 307-864-2997 • Washakie Museum and
309 E. Cleveland St. • 307-224-8887 •
1147 N. Gould St. • 307-751-2787 • wyomingdinosaurcenter.org Cultural Center
travelstorys.com
bighornmountainguides.com
2200 Big Horn Ave. • 307-347-4102 •
Nelson Outfitters washakiemuseum.org
900 Big Goose Rd. • 307-751-2262 • SUPERIOR TORRINGTON
nelsonoutfitters.com
PALEONTOLOGY
TOURS ENTERTAINMENT
Rangeland Enterprises Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite
Superior Ghost Town Wyoming Theatre Two 101 S. 23rd St. • 307-347-5100 •
394 Beaver Creek Rd. • 307-672-6717 •
3 N. Main • 307-362-8173 • 126 E. 20th Ave. • 307-532-2226 • recreation.gov
rangelandhuntingadventures.com
superiorwyoming.net wyomingtheatretwo.com
SledWyo
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS WRIGHT
357 E. 2nd St. • 307-751-2270 •
sledwyo.com TEN SLEEP Blazer Bicycle MUSEUMS
416 E. Valley Rd. • 307-534-6457 •
RECREATION AREAS BREWERIES sites.google.com/view/blazerbicycle/home Wright Centennial Museum
Coffeen Park Trailhead - Ten Sleep Brewing Company 104 Ranch Ct. • 307-464-1222 •
Bighorn National Forest RECREATION AREAS wrightcentennialmuseum.org
2549 Hwy. 16 • 307-366-2074 •
Tongue Ranger District 2013 Eastside 2nd tensleepbrewingco.com Pioneer Park/City of Torrington Wright Visitor Center
St. • 307-674-2600 • fs.usda.gov 1781 W. 15th Ave. • 307-532-5666
MUSEUMS 15089 Wyoming 387 • 307-464-0079 •
THEATERS & PERFORMANCES visitgillettewright.com
Ten Sleep Pioneer Museum TOURS
WYO Theater 422 2nd St. • 307-366-2759 • Self-Guided Historic Loop Tours
42 N. Main • 307-672-9084 • facebook.com/Ten-Sleep-Pioneer-
2042 Main St. • 307-532-3879 •
YELLOWSTONE
wyotheater.com Museum-434314996614717
gogoshen.net NATIONAL PARK
TOURS WY Tour Goshen County: EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS
TETON VILLAGE Self-Guided Audio Tour
Black Diamond Byway: Bear Aware, LLC
Self-guided audio tour 2042 Main St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys.
EQUIPMENT & GEAR RENTALS com 230 Canyon Village • 406-224-5367 •
1517 E. 5th St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys. bearaware.com
com Teton Village Sports
WINERIES & MEADERIES
P.O. Box 330, Crystal Springs Lodge • OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Thunder Mountain Tours 888-734-1507 • tetonvillagesports.com Pure Wyoming Wine -
25 Indian Paintbrush Rd. • 307-620-5538 • Table Mtn. Vineyards Horseback Riding and Llama
thundermountaintours.com OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES Packing in Yellowstone
5933 Rd. 48 • 307-459-0233 •
wyowine.com Xanterra Parks & Resorts • 307-344-7311 •
WY Tour Sheridan Jackson Hole Paragliding nps.gov/yell
1517 E. 5th St. • 307-224-8887 • travelstorys. Bridger Center • 307-739-2626 •
com jhparagliding.com TOURS
UPTON
TOURS GaperGuide North Yellowstone:
SINCLAIR MUSEUMS Self-Guided Audio Tour
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
3395 Cody Lane • 307-733-2292 • Upton Red Onion Museum N. Entrance Rd. • 307-224-8887 •
MUSEUMS travelstorys.com
jacksonhole.com/summer-tram.html 729 Birch St. • 307-468-2672 •
Parco/Sinclair Museum westoncountymuseums.com Grand Canyon Snowcoach
Ride the Aerial Tram
300 Lincoln Ave. • 307-324-3058 • Day Tour - Winter
sinclairwyoming.com/museum.aspx 3395 Cody Lane • 307-739-2654 •
Xanterra Parks & Resorts • 307-344-7311 •
jacksonhole.com WHEATLAND yellowstonenationalparklodges.com

SOUTH PASS CITY MUSEUMS Yellowstone Forever Institute

HISTORIC SITES
South Pass City State Historic Site
125 S. Pass Main St. • 307-332-3684 •
southpasscity.com
THAYNE
OUTFITTERS & GUIDE SERVICES
Daniel Creek Outfitters
Harrison • 801-541-1227 •
danielcreekoutfitters.com
P.O. Box 117 • 406-848-2400 •
Laramie Peak Museum
yellowstone.org
1601 16th St. • 307-322-3765 •
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AFTON CHEYENNE DUBOIS Grand Teton Association
100 Headquarters Loop-70 • 307-739-3606
INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME • grandtetonassociation.org
CENTERS CENTERS CENTERS
Star Valley Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Land Management Dubois Visitor Center GREEN RIVER
150 S. Washington • 307-885-2759 • 5353 Yellowstone Rd. • 307-775-6256 • 20 Stalnaker St. • 307-455-3134 •
starvalleychamber.com wy.blm.gov duboiswyoming.org INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS
Greater Cheyenne
BASIN Chamber of Commerce EVANSTON Green River Chamber
121 W. 15th St. • 307-638-3388 • of Commerce
INFORMATION & WELCOME cheyennechamber.org INFORMATION & WELCOME 1155 W. Flaming Gorge Way • 307-875-5711 •
CENTERS CENTERS grchamber.com
Southeast Wyoming Welcome
Basin Area Chamber Center – Cheyenne Bear River Travel
of Commerce 5611 High Plains Rd. • 307-777-7777 • Information Center GREYBULL
407 W. C St. • 307-568-3055 • basincc.com travelwyoming.com 601 Bear River Dr. • 307-789-6540 •
Visit Cheyenne
wyoparks.state.wy.us INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS
BUFFALO 121 W. 15th St. • 307-778-3133 • City of Evanston
cheyenne.org 1200 Main St. • 307-783-6300 • evanstonwy. Greybull Area Chamber
INFORMATION & WELCOME Wyoming Game & Fish
org of Commerce
CENTERS 5400 Bishop Blvd. • 307-777-4600 • 521 Greybull Ave. • 307-765-2100 •
wgfd.wyo.gov greybull.com
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce GILLETTE
55 N. Main St. • 307-684-5544 • buffalowyo. TRANSPORTATION
com INFORMATION & WELCOME HULETT
Cheyenne Regional Airport CENTERS
4020 Airport Pkwy. W. • 307-634-7071 • INFORMATION & WELCOME
CASPER Gillette Visitor Center
cheyenneairport.com CENTERS
314 S. Gillette Ave. • 307-686-0040 •
INFORMATION & WELCOME visitgillettewright.com Hulett Chamber of Commerce
CENTERS CODY TRANSPORTATION
146 Main • 307-467-5430 •
hulett.org/chamber.htm
Casper Area Chamber INFORMATION & WELCOME Gillette - Campbell County Airport
of Commerce CENTERS 2000 Airport Rd. • 307-686-1042 •
500 N. Center St. • 307-234-5311 • ccgov.net/319/Airport JACKSON
casperwyoming.org Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor Center
4808 N. Fork Hwy. • 307-527-6076 • bbdvc. INFORMATION & WELCOME
Visit Casper com CENTERS
139 W. 2nd St. Suite 1B • 307-234-5362 •
GLENROCK
visitcasper.com Cody Country Visitor Center Jackson Hole Central
INFORMATION & WELCOME
836 Sheridan Ave. • 307-587-2777 • Reservations
Wyoming Game & Fish codychamber.org CENTERS
140 E. Broadway, Suite 24 • 307-733-4005 •
Visitor Center - Casper jacksonholewy.com
TRANSPORTATION Glenrock Area Chamber
3030 Energy Lane • 307-473-3400 •
wgfd.wyo.gov of Commerce Jackson Hole Chamber
Yellowstone Regional Airport 506 W. Birch St. • 307-436-5652 • of Commerce
TRANSPORTATION 2101 Roger Sedam Dr. • 307-587-5096 • glenrockchamber.org
260 W. Broadway, Suite A • 307-733-3316 •
flyyra.com
jacksonholechamber.com
Casper/Natrona County
International Airport GRAND TETON Jackson Hole/Greater
8500 Airport Pkwy. • 307-472-6688 COKEVILLE NATIONAL PARK Yellowstone Visitor Center
532 N. Cache St. • 307-733-3316 • fws.gov
INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS CENTERS TRANSPORTATION
FLICKR/DEREK BRUFF.

Cokeville Chamber of Commerce Craig Thomas Discovery Jackson Hole Airport

110 U.S. Hwy. 30 • 307-279-3227 • & Visitor Center 1250 E. Airport Rd. • 307-733-7682 •
cokeville.net/chamber-of-commerce 1 Teton Park Rd. • 307-739-3399 • nps.gov jacksonholeairport.com

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KAYCEE MOORCROFT RIVERSIDE TRANSPORTATION

INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME Sheridan County Airport
CENTERS CENTERS CENTERS 908 W. Brundage Lane • 307-674-4222 •
sheridancountyairport.com
Kaycee Area Chamber Moorcroft Chamber of Commerce Riverside Visitors Center
of Commerce P.O. Box 932 • 307-756-9300 • 215 E. Hwy. 70 • 307-327-5600 •
100 Park Lane • 307-738-2444 • moorcroftchamber.com wyomingcarboncounty.com SUNDANCE
kayceewyoming.org
INFORMATION & WELCOME
NEWCASTLE RIVERTON CENTERS
LANDER Sundance Area Chamber
INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME
INFORMATION & WELCOME CENTERS CENTERS of Commerce
CENTERS P.O. Box 1004 • 307-283-1000 •
Newcastle Area Chamber Riverton Chamber of Commerce sundancewyoming.com
Lander Chamber of Commerce of Commerce Information & Welcome
100 N. 1st St. • 307-332-3892 • 1323 Washington Blvd. • 307-746-2739 • Centers & Visitor Center
landerchamber.org newcastlewyo.com 213 W. Main St., Suite C • 307-856-4801 • THERMOPOLIS
rivertonchamber.org
INFORMATION & WELCOME
LARAMIE PINE BLUFFS TRANSPORTATION CENTERS

INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS CENTERS
Laramie Area Visitor Center Pine Bluffs Information Center
210 E. Custer St. • 307-745-4195 • Pine Bluffs-Albin Rd. • 307-245-3695 •
visitlaramie.org facebook.com/PineBluffsWyoming
TRANSPORTATION
PINE HAVEN
Laramie Regional Airport
555 General Brees Rd. • 307-742-4164 • INFORMATION & WELCOME
flylaramie.com
CENTERS
Pine Haven Chamber
LOVELL of Commerce
24 Waters Dr. • 307-756-9807 •
INFORMATION & WELCOME pinehavenchamber.org
CENTERS
Bighorn Canyon National
Recreation Area Visitor Center
PINEDALE
20 U.S. Hwy. 14A • 307-548-5406 • nps.gov INFORMATION & WELCOME
Bighorn National Forest, Burgess CENTERS
Junction Visitor Center Sublette County Chamber
604 E. Main St. • 307-548-6541 • of Commerce
fs.usda.gov
19 E. Pine St. • 307-367-2242 •
Lovell Area Chamber of sublettechamber.com
Commerce Visitors Center Visit Pinedale
287 E. Main St. • 307-548-7552 • 69 Pinedale S. Rd. • 307-367-4136 •
lovellchamber.com visitpinedale.org
LUSK POWELL
INFORMATION & WELCOME INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS CENTERS
Lusk Niobrara Chamber Powell Visitor Center
of Commerce 111 S. Day St. • 307-754-3494 •
302 S. Main St. • 307-334-2950 • powellchamber.org
visitlusk.weebly.com
RAWLINS
MEETEETSE
INFORMATION & WELCOME
INFORMATION & WELCOME CENTERS
CENTERS
Carbon County Visitors’
Meeteetse Visitor Center Council Welcome Center
2005 Warren St. • 307-868-2454 •
508 W. Cedar St. • 307-324-3020 •
meeteetsewy.com wyomingcarboncounty.com
Rawlins-Carbon County
Chamber of Commerce
519 W. Cedar St. • 307-324-4111 •
rawlinschamber.org
Riverton Regional Airport Thermopolis-Hot Springs
4800 Airport Rd. • 307-856-7063 • Visitor’s Center
flyriverton.com 220 Park St. • 307-864-3192 •
thermopolischamber.org
ROCK SPRINGS
TORRINGTON
INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS
Explore Rock Springs &
Green River Visitor Center Goshen County Visitor Center
1641 Elk St. • 307-382-2538 • 2042 Main St. • 307-532-3879 •
tourwyoming.com gogoshen.net
Rock Springs Chamber of
Commerce Visitor Complex WHEATLAND
1897 Dewar Dr. • 307-362-3771 •
rockspringschamber.com INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS
TRANSPORTATION
Platte County Chamber
Rock Springs - Sweetwater of Commerce
County Airport 65 16th St. • 307-322-2322 •
382 Hwy. 370 • 307-352-6880 • plattechamber.com
rockspringsairport.com
WORLAND
SARATOGA
TRANSPORTATION
INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS Worland Municipal Airport
1438 Airport Rd. • 307-347-8977 •
Saratoga-Platte Valley cityofworland.org
Chamber of Commerce
210 W. Elm St. • 307-326-8855 •
saratogachamber.info YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
SHERIDAN INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS
INFORMATION & WELCOME
CENTERS The New Old Faithful
Visitor Education Center
Sheridan County Chamber National Park Service, U.S. Dept. of the
of Commerce Interior • 307-344-7381 • nps.gov/yell
24 S. Main St. • 307-672-2485 •
sheridanwyomingchamber.org
Sheridan Visitor’s Center
1517 E. 5th St. • 307-673-7120 •
sheridanwyoming.org
Wyoming Game & Fish
Visitor Center - Sheridan
700 Valley View Dr. • 307-672-7418 •
wgfd.wyo.gov

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 SS  SALT TO STONE
 RT  ROCKIES TO TETONS
 PP  PARK TO PARK
 BY  BLACK TO YELLOW
 NP  NATIONAL PARKS

A E Kemmerer . . . . . 14, 15, 22, 23,  SS  Riverton. . . . . . . . 12, 14, 15, 28,  RT 
58, 94, 104 29, 30, 76, 96, 106, 110
Afton . . . . . . . . . 22, 23, 24, 86,  SS  Edgerton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91  PP 
100, 109 Kirby. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40, 104  PP  Rock River . . . . . . . . . . 97, 106  RT 
Elk Mountain . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91  RT 
Rock Springs . . . . . . 12, 15, 22,  SS 
Aladdin . . . . . . 42, 43, 86, 100  BY 
Encampment . . . . . . . . 14, 28,  RT  L 23, 24, 58, 62, 68, 72, 76, 97,
Alcova . . . .36, 37, 40, 86, 100  PP  29, 82, 91, 103 La Barge . . . . . . . . . . . . 94, 104  SS 106, 110
Alpine . . . . . . . . . . .24, 86, 100  SS  Evanston . . . . . . . . . 12, 14, 22,  SS  La Grange . . . . . . . . . . . 94, 104  PP  Rozet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97  BY
23, 24, 64, 71, 72, 82, 91, 103,
Alta . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76, 86, 100  SS  Lander . . . . . . . 15, 28, 29, 30,  RT  Ryan Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97  RT 
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Alva . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86  BY  60, 63, 67, 69, 72, 82, 94, 105, 110
Evansville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91  PP  S
Arlington . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60, 86  RT  Laramie . . . . . . . 12, 15, 28, 29,  RT 
F 30, 60, 64, 66, 68, 72, 74, Saddlestring . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106  BY
B Farson . . . . . . . .22, 23, 92, 103  SS
76, 82, 94, 105, 110
Saratoga . . . . . . 14, 15, 28, 29,  RT 
Baggs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86, 100  RT  Lingle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95, 105  PP  30, 82, 97, 106, 110
Flaming Gorge National
Banner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86, 100  BY  Recreation Area . . . . . . . .92  SS  Lovell . . . . . 14, 42, 43, 44, 58,  BY  Savery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97, 106  RT 
62, 95, 105, 110
Bar Nunn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86  PP  Fort Bridger . . . . . . . . . . 15, 22,  SS  Shawnee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106  PP 
23, 92, 103 Lusk . . . . . . 15, 36, 95, 105, 110  PP 
Basin . . . . . . . . . . . . 14, 86, 109  BY  Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15, 44, 97  BY 
Fort Fred Steele State Lyman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95  SS 
Bedford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86  SS  Sheridan . . . . . . . 12, 14, 15, 42,  BY 
Historic Site . . . . . . . . . . . 103  PP  43, 44, 64, 67, 68, 72, 76,
Beulah . . . . 12, 42, 43, 86, 100  BY 
M 82, 98, 106, 110
Fort Laramie . . . . . 15, 92, 103  PP 
Big Horn . . . . . . . . . . . . 86, 100  BY  Marbleton . . . . . . . . . . . 95, 105  SS  Shoshoni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98  RT 
Fort Warren AFB . . . . . . . . 103  PP 
Big Piney . . . . . . . . .24, 86, 100  SS  Medicine Bow . . . . . . . 95, 105  RT  Sinclair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107  RT 
Fort Washakie . . . . . . . . 14, 103  RT 
Bondurant. . . . . . . . . . . 87, 100  SS  Meeteetse . . . . . 15, 42, 43, 71,  BY  South Pass City . . . . . . . 15, 28,  RT 
Four Corners . . . . . . . . . . . . .92  BY 95,105, 110 29, 30, 107
Boulder . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87, 100  SS 
G Merna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105  SS  Star Valley . . . 22, 23, 64, 107  SS 
Bridger-Teton National
Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87  SS  Gillette . . . . . . . . . 12, 15, 42, 43,  BY  Midwest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105  PP  Story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98  BY 
44, 68, 76, 92, 103, 109 Mills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105  PP 
Buffalo . . . . . . . 15, 42, 43, 44,  BY  Sundance . . . . . . . . . 14, 15, 42,  BY 
74, 87, 100, 109 Glendo . . . . . . . .36, 37, 92, 103  PP  Moorcroft . . . . . . . 95, 105, 110  BY  43, 44, 58, 63, 82, 98, 107, 110
Buford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30, 100  RT  Glenrock .40, 66, 92, 103, 109  PP  Moose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57  NP  Superior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107  SS
Burns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87  PP  Grand Teton National Park. . .  NP 
5, 21, 51, 53, 56, 57, 60, 62,
Morton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105  RT  T
C 63, 64, 80, 92, 103, 109 Mountain View. . . . . . . . . . . .95  SS 
Ten Sleep . . . . . . . . 44, 63, 76,  BY 
Granger . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92, 103  SS  98, 107
Carlile. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100  BY N
Green River . . . . . . . 14, 15, 22,  SS  Teton Village . . . . 22, 23, 24,  SS 
Casper . . . . . . . . . 12, 14, 15, 36,  PP  Newcastle . . . . 44, 95, 105, 110  BY 
23, 24, 58, 60, 62, 64, 92, 74, 98, 107
37, 40, 60, 62, 66, 67, 69, 71,
103, 109
72, 76, 87, 101, 109 O Thayne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98, 107  SS
Centennial . . . . . . . 30, 60, 82,  RT  Greybull . . . . . . 42, 43, 44, 93,  BY  Thermopolis . . . . . . 36, 37, 40,  PP 
103, 109 Otto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96  BY 
88, 101 64, 66, 67, 72, 82, 99, 107, 110
Cheyenne . . . . . . 12, 14, 15, 36,  PP  Guernsey . . . . . . 36, 37, 40, 58,  PP  P Torrington . . . . . . . . 36, 37, 40,  PP 
37, 40, 60, 67, 69, 71, 72, 76, 72, 93, 103 69, 99, 107, 110
88, 101, 109 Parkman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96  BY 
H Pavillion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105  RT  U
Chugwater . . . 14, 36, 40, 69,  PP 
88, 102 Hanna. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103  RT  Pine Bluffs . . . . 12, 36, 69, 96,  PP  Upton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107  BY
Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88  BY  Hudson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30  RT  105, 110
Pine Haven . . . . . . . . . . .96, 110  BY
W
Clearmont . . . . . . . . . . . 88, 102  BY  Hulett . . . . . . . . 42, 43, 58, 63,  BY 
69, 93, 104, 109 Pinedale . . . . . . 14, 15, 22, 23,  SS  Wapiti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99  BY
Cody. . . . . . 12, 14, 42, 43, 44,  BY 
52, 54, 64, 67, 69, 71, 72, 74, Hyattville. . . . . . . . . . . . . 44, 93  BY  24, 60, 62, 64, 68, 76, 82, Wheatland . . . . . . 36, 40, 99,  PP 
76, 80, 88, 102, 109 96, 106, 110 107, 110

Cokeville . . . . . . . . .76, 90, 109  SS

J Point of Rocks . . . . . . . . . . . 106  SS  Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99, 107  SS 
Jackson . . . . . . . . 12, 14, 15, 22,  SS  Powell . . . . . . . . 15, 42, 44, 72,  BY  Wolf . . . . . . . . . . . 11, 44, 74, 99  BY 
Cora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 102  SS
23, 24, 52, 54, 56, 62, 64, 68, 71, 96, 106, 110
76, 80, 82, 93, 104, 109 Worland . . . . . . . . . 42, 43, 99,  BY 
D R 107, 110
Jeffrey City. . . . . . . . . . . . . .104  RT 
Daniel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 102  SS Wright . . . . . . . . . . . 42, 99, 107  BY 
Jelm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94  RT  Ralston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96  BY
Dayton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 102  BY 
K
Ranchester . . . . . . . . . . 96, 106  BY Y
Devils Tower National
Monument . . . 5, 11, 90, 102  BY  Rawlins . . . 15, 28, 29, 30, 96,  RT  Yellowstone National Park . . .  NP 
Kaycee . . . . . . . 14, 42, 43, 94,  BY  106, 110 5, 9, 11, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29,
Douglas . . . . . . . 15, 36, 37, 40,  PP  104, 110 36, 37, 42, 43, 51, 52, 53, 54,
54, 67, 71, 72, 90, 102 Reliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106  SS 
Kelly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94  SS  56, 60, 63, 64, 76, 80, 99,
Dubois . . . . . . . 28, 29, 30, 64,  RT  Riverside . . . . . . . . . 82, 96, 110  RT  107, 110
69, 71,82, 90, 102, 109

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Grand Targhee Resort 83 Rock Springs & Green River 1
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Great Western Expeditions 6 Saratoga Hot Springs Resort 97
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Carbon County 18–19
Jackson Hole 13, 78–79 Sheridan WYO Rodeo 3
Casper 38–39 & 41
Johnson County: Buffalo Thermopolis 61
Cheyenne 31, 33 & Kaycee 7
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Southfork Drive - 84 Miles

East Yellowstone Loop - 224 Miles
Beartooth Loop - 177 Miles
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CODY SUMMER EVENTS

JUNE – AUGUST
Cody Nite Rodeo
8pm Nightly, Stampede Park
JUNE – SEPTEMBER
Wild Bunch Gunfighters Show
6pm, Mon–Sat • Irma Hotel
MAY 28 – SEPTEMBER 17
Triple C Cowboys Band
Dinner 5:30pm • Show 6:30pm Nightly
Cody Cattle Company
JULY & AUGUST
Free Concerts in the City Park
6:30pm, Thursdays

THERE’S WIDE OPEN SPACES AND SAFE PLACES ALONG WITH PLENTY TO SEE AND DO
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