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A classic independent motel in downtown Sundance with easy regional access.

Five museums exploring Western art, history, Plains Indian culture and natural history.

Interpretive exhibits connecting Casper to the major overland trails.

Independent regional stories, routes and discovery around northeast Wyoming.

Independent Wyoming stays and road-trip lodging guidance.

A Saratoga brewpub at the Hot Springs Resort, pairing house beer, pub food and an unmistakably Wyoming setting.

An online marketplace connecting Wyoming shoppers with food grown and made by producers around the state.

A starting point for discovering Wyoming growers, makers, markets and agricultural businesses.

A longtime downtown Laramie restaurant and bar serving road trippers, locals and university visitors.

A welcoming downtown café known for creative vegetarian comfort food.

A longstanding Jackson dining room with a seasonal menu and polished Western atmosphere.

Coffee, pastries and breakfast from a Jackson bakery with several valley locations.

A Lander restaurant and brewery serving approachable food near the heart of downtown.

Food, music and Old West atmosphere inside Buffalo’s historic Occidental Hotel.

A Casper steakhouse for grilled steaks, seafood and a relaxed Wyoming dinner.

A downtown Casper breakfast and lunch favorite with hearty plates and baked goods.

Wyoming sandwich shops serving simple road-trip lunches in several communities.

A brewery and taproom in Alpine near the Wyoming–Idaho line and Palisades Reservoir.

Wyoming craft beer with taprooms in multiple communities across the state.

Wyoming-made bourbon produced in the Bighorn Basin near Thermopolis.

A family-run Casper distillery making Wyoming spirits and imaginative cocktails.

A specialty coffee stop in Pinedale for espresso, roasted beans and a high-country pause.

Handmade chocolate from a small Bighorn Basin town on the route south of Cody.

Wyoming-made chili seasoning and pantry products rooted in the town of Chugwater.

A seasonal community market featuring regional produce, prepared food and local makers.

A seasonal Campbell County stop for local produce, food and community vendors.

A contemporary downtown Cheyenne dining room featured among the capital city’s local restaurants.

A longstanding Cheyenne-area steakhouse with a classic Wyoming roadhouse setting.

A locally owned café inside Cheyenne’s historic Paramount Building.

A downtown Cheyenne taproom and stop on the city’s craft-beverage route.

A downtown Laramie café serving all-day breakfast and familiar lunch favorites.

A longtime Laramie coffee stop serving house-roasted beans, pastries and breakfast.

A relaxed café near the University of Wyoming for coffee, breakfast and lunch.

Downtown Laramie steaks, pub fare and locally brewed beer in a polished but approachable setting.

A Jackson brewpub pairing house beer with mountain-town comfort food.

A Town Square-area bakery and breakfast stop known for baked goods and hearty morning plates.

A Western Jackson dining room centered on steaks, game and mesquite grilling.

Pizza, pasta and Teton views near the entrance to Grand Teton National Park.

A Rocky Mountain steakhouse brand with Wyoming locations in Casper, Cheyenne, Gillette, Laramie and Sheridan.

A Casper restaurant pairing chef-driven American food, craft cocktails and a large rotating draft-beer selection.

A longtime Cheyenne diner in a historic trolley-car setting, known for scratch-made breakfast and diner classics.

A Gillette dining institution serving prime rib, steaks, seafood and an extensive wine selection since 1983.

A downtown Sheridan restaurant pairing elevated comfort food with handcrafted cocktails in a Main Street setting.

A seasonal western outdoor cookout at the Pinedale Rodeo Grounds with steaks, trout and Wind River Mountain views.

Mutual-aid coordination for Wyoming water and wastewater utilities.

Fly-fishing guide service and shop for the North Platte River, including Grey Reef and nearby central Wyoming waters.

Guided fly-fishing trips, private river access and a full fly shop serving the North Platte River near Casper.

Year-round Cody fly shop offering guided walk-and-wade and float trips across the Greater Yellowstone region.

Fly shop and guided trips on the upper Green River, New Fork River and western Wyoming waters.

Wyoming guide service focused on the North Platte River near Saratoga and Casper.

Guided fly-fishing trips coordinated through the Fly Shop of the Bighorns in downtown Sheridan.

Guided rafting and fly-fishing trips through the Wind River Canyon near Thermopolis.

Family-friendly rafting and inflatable-kayak trips on the Shoshone River near Cody and Yellowstone.

Scenic floats and whitewater rafting trips on the Snake River from Jackson Hole.

Guided paddling trips, lessons, rentals and a full kayak, canoe, SUP and rafting shop.

Year-round wildlife, birding, photography and naturalist-led tours in Grand Teton and Yellowstone.

Wildlife and scenic tours in Grand Teton and Yellowstone, including seasonal winter adventures.

Guided snowmobile, snowcoach and side-by-side tours around Jackson Hole, Yellowstone and Grand Teton.

Climbing instruction and guided mountain adventures in Grand Teton and other Wyoming climbing areas.

Guided climbing, mountaineering, backcountry skiing and Wind River Range expeditions.

Guided rock climbing and mountaineering at Wild Iris, Sinks Canyon and in the Wind River Range.

Custom guided rock-climbing trips, courses and youth programs at Devils Tower National Monument.

Scenic horseback trail rides and multi-day pack trips near Grand Teton and the Teton Wilderness.

Snowmobile rentals and guided backcountry experiences in southeastern Wyoming's Snowy Range.

Locally owned mountain shop for climbing, skiing, backpacking, trail running and outdoor equipment.

Bike and ski shop with mountain, gravel and fat-bike rentals plus Nordic ski and snowshoe rentals.

Year-round Bighorn Mountain base with snowmobile, side-by-side and e-bike rentals and guided options.

Locally owned downtown outdoor shop serving hikers, cyclists, climbers, skiers and backcountry travelers.

Green River equipment rental business offering raft rentals for local water adventures.

Guided hikes and rock-climbing instruction in the Bighorn Mountains near Sheridan.

Seasonal UTV, jet ski, e-bike, mountain-bike and snowmobile rentals for northern Wyoming adventures.

Wyoming children’s books shaped by Western places, animals and stories.

Books and archaeology from bestselling Wyoming authors Kathleen O’Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear.

A paint-your-own pottery studio offering creative activities and events.

Photography, fine-art prints and visual branding services.

Residential and commercial window and door products and services.

Lawn care and landscaping services for Casper-area properties.

Electrical contracting and controls services in southeast Wyoming.

Custom metal-building construction for Wyoming projects.

Water wells, pumps, spring development and livestock-water systems.

Powerline construction and electrical infrastructure services.

CNC and manual machining for energy, industrial and commercial work.

Full-service machining and manufacturing in central Wyoming.

New and used shipping containers, delivery and related services.

Mobile equipment and vehicle repair serving Wyoming customers.

Wyoming industrial products and services.

Construction services for commercial and residential Wyoming projects.

County government services, departments and public information.

Local ranching, trail and community history in Moorcroft, Wyoming.

County government information and public services for Hot Springs County.

Propane delivery, tank rentals, installation and safety services.

Landowner-led conservation and responsible grassland management.

Therapy services supporting children and adults with complex needs.

Preschool, childcare and children’s activities in Casper.

Veterinary care and animal-health services in Casper.

Veterinary care for pets and animals in the Douglas area.

Downtown Casper jewelry, gifts and custom design.

Industrial electrical construction, controls and maintenance.

Wyoming highway, paving and heavy-construction services.

Manufactured-home transportation, setup and related services.

Farm, ranch, land and mineral-property expertise across the region.

A naturally formed rock bridge, picnic area and scenic stop between Douglas and Glenrock.

Pioneer, ranching and regional history on the Wyoming State Fairgrounds.

A historic site preserving the story of the World War II prisoner-of-war camp.

Local paleontology, fossil exhibits and dinosaur discovery in downtown Glenrock.

A former frontier military post overlooking the North Platte River corridor.

Reservoir camping, boating, fishing and open-sky recreation in Crook County.

An archaeological site interpreting Indigenous history on the northern plains.

Historic architecture, creekside grounds and cultural history in the Black Hills edge.

Motorized backcountry trail opportunities in northeast Wyoming.

Local driving routes connecting the Tower, Black Hills edge and nearby communities.

A free public mineral hot spring open throughout the year in Saratoga.

Guided history inside Wyoming’s first state penitentiary.

Historic buildings and exhibits preserving Upper North Platte Valley history.

Reservoir recreation, camping and mountain-desert scenery north of Sinclair.

A seasonal high-alpine drive past granite peaks, overlooks and mountain lakes.

A full-service Casper hotel with dining, family amenities and meeting space.

Downtown lodging with convenient access to events, dining and the North Platte corridor.

Casper lodging built around an indoor courtyard, pool and family-friendly amenities.

A familiar full-service base near central Casper attractions and events.

Extended-stay lodging with suites for longer Casper visits.

A longstanding Cheyenne resort property with rooms, dining, golf and event facilities.

Historic downtown lodging near Cheyenne restaurants, shops and cultural stops.

Suite-style lodging for capital-city visits and I-80 road trips.

Extended-stay suites with a practical location for longer Cheyenne trips.

Full-service lodging near the University of Wyoming and Laramie attractions.

A familiar road-trip base with access to Laramie and southeast Wyoming.

Convenient lodging for university, downtown and Snowy Range travel.

Full-service lodging close to the university and local dining.

A historic downtown Jackson hotel close to Town Square.

A resort base at the edge of downtown with mountain recreation and event facilities.

A refreshed Western-style lodge with rooms, gathering spaces and Jackson access.

Cabin-style lodging within reach of downtown Jackson and Teton-area routes.

A Jackson base offering rooms and cabins for park and town itineraries.

Cabin-style lodging in Cody for Yellowstone gateway trips.

A Western-styled Cody hotel near visitor attractions and the Yellowstone route.

A historic boutique inn and garden setting in downtown Cody.

A landmark historic hotel in downtown Cody with deep Buffalo Bill connections.

Historic Sheridan lodging associated with Buffalo Bill and the city’s railroad era.

A central Sheridan base within reach of downtown and Bighorn routes.

Familiar lodging for Sheridan visits and Bighorn Mountain road trips.

Restored historic lodging, dining and Old West atmosphere in downtown Buffalo.

A historic hotel base inside Hot Springs State Park.

Hot-springs-area lodging close to park paths, pools and Thermopolis attractions.

A historic hotel, restaurant and gathering place in downtown Saratoga.

A restored historic hotel offering a distinctive overnight in downtown Glenrock.

Road-trip lodging for I-80, Rawlins history and Carbon County routes.

A practical Rawlins base for southern Wyoming travel.

Suite-style lodging for longer southwest Wyoming stays.

A familiar base for Rock Springs, Green River and Flaming Gorge travel.

Independent-style lodging with suites and gathering space in Gillette.

A practical Lander base for downtown, trails and Wind River Country.

Statewide history, natural science and cultural collections in Wyoming’s capital.

Fossils, minerals and Wyoming geology on the Casper College campus.

Wildlife art, rotating exhibitions and a sculpture trail overlooking the National Elk Refuge.

Restored military vehicles and exhibits interpreting American service and military history.

Fur-trade artifacts and stories from the Rocky Mountain rendezvous era.

Rodeo, Western art and Cheyenne Frontier Days history.

Campbell County history, ranching, energy and community collections.

Western and American Indian art in the historic Quarter Circle A Ranch setting.

Natural and cultural history from the Bighorn Basin and surrounding region.

Dinosaur fossils, paleontology exhibits and field-focused experiences.

Homesteading, irrigation and everyday life in the Big Horn Basin.

A nationally significant site interpreting Japanese American confinement during World War II.

Riverside trails, wildlife viewing and a visitor center near Wyoming’s western gateway.

Reservoir recreation, fishing, boating and camping near Wind River Canyon.

Reservoir access, camping and mountain scenery west of Cody.

Reservoirs, camping, hiking and mountain-bike trails between Cheyenne and Laramie.

North Platte River access, paths, fishing, picnicking and birding east of Casper.

A major reservoir destination for boating, beaches, camping, fishing and trails.

Reservoir recreation, camping, trails and notable Civilian Conservation Corps architecture.

Mineral terraces, walking paths, river scenery and public hot-springs facilities.

Canyon trails, camping and the Popo Agie River’s famous disappearing-water feature.

Tower Trail hiking, climbing, wildlife and geology at America’s first national monument.

Fossil exhibits, scenic drives and hiking through ancient lake-bed country.

Mountain trails, alpine lakes, wildlife viewing and scenic drives through Teton country.

Start with the complete Yellowstone planning hub, then save the park regions that fit your route.

Snowy Range and Sierra Madre hiking, camping, lakes and scenic mountain drives.

Mountain lakes, campgrounds, trails and scenic routes across the Bighorn Mountains.

Expansive trails, rivers, wilderness and mountain recreation around western Wyoming communities.

A landmark frontier post where emigrant trails, military history and Plains cultures intersect.

Canyon overlooks, boating, hiking and historic ranches spanning northern Wyoming and southern Montana.

A major emigrant-trail landmark with historic inscriptions beside the Sweetwater River.

Deep wagon-wheel ruts preserved in sandstone along the overland trail corridor.

Names and dates carved by nineteenth-century travelers along the North Platte River route.

A preserved gold-mining town with restored buildings, exhibits and seasonal programs.

A historic trading post and military site on the Oregon, California and Mormon Pioneer trails.

A historic Flemish Revival mansion interpreting early twentieth-century Wyoming life.

A protected rock-art site with hundreds of petroglyphs along a short interpretive trail.

Rock art, archaeology, camping and canyon scenery at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains.

A restored territorial prison and historic complex interpreting law, labor and the Old West.

A visitor center and historic grounds interpreting the Bozeman Trail and Red Cloud’s War.

A restored 1905 residence interpreting the lives of Wyoming governors and their families.

A dramatic granite pyramid honoring the Union Pacific’s Ames brothers near the original transcontinental railroad route.

Ruins and interpretation from a frontier military post beside the North Platte River.

Climb aboard historic railcars and explore Douglas railroad history at the restored depot.

A downtown photo stop celebrating Douglas as the home of the legendary jackalope.

Food, gifts, souvenirs and visitor essentials near the entrance to Devils Tower National Monument.

Camping, cabins and RV sites with close-up views of Devils Tower.

A full-service resort centered on mineral hot pools, lodging, dining and outdoor adventure.

A luxury guest ranch offering lodging, culinary experiences and guided outdoor activities.

Downtown Casper’s outdoor gathering place for concerts, markets, festivals and seasonal activities.

Gardens, conservatory exhibits and family programs in Lions Park.

Bison train tours, Western activities, dining and ranch lodging south of Cheyenne.

Free geology and paleontology exhibits on the University of Wyoming campus.

Public astronomy shows, science programs and stargazing on the University of Wyoming campus.

A seasonal outdoor museum preserving authentic frontier buildings and Old West artifacts.

A long-running summer rodeo experience showcasing Western competition and Cody tradition.

In-town mountain recreation with skiing, hiking, scenic rides and family attractions.

Protected wildlife habitat bordering Jackson with seasonal viewing and educational opportunities.

Guided opportunities to learn about and view wild horses on the Wind River Reservation.

A working fine-art foundry known for monumental bronze sculpture created in Wyoming.

A restored downtown performing-arts venue presenting live productions, film and community events.

Regional exhibits and programs sharing the people, places and history of Sheridan County.

A free Western Wyoming College exhibit featuring wildlife specimens from around the world.

A historic Green River park for picnics, fishing and launching paddling trips.

Tour Wyoming’s restored Capitol and the surrounding Capitol Square in the heart of Cheyenne.

Railroad exhibits inside Cheyenne’s landmark Union Pacific depot, with downtown and plaza access.

Western history, cowboy, Native American and military collections in downtown Cheyenne.

A narrated seasonal trolley route connecting Cheyenne history, landmarks and downtown stories.

See one of Union Pacific’s massive Big Boy locomotives on display in Holliday Park.

University of Wyoming manuscripts, rare books, archives and exhibitions in a landmark building.

Changing exhibitions and a broad art collection on the University of Wyoming campus.

Tour the historic Ivinson Mansion and explore the people and stories of the Laramie Plains.

A preserved 1924 depot with railroad exhibits, community events and seasonal public access.

A friendly downhill ski area in the Medicine Bow National Forest west of Laramie.

A major Teton ski and snowboard destination with lift-served terrain, lessons, rentals and winter activities.

A west-Teton mountain resort with downhill skiing, snowboarding, lodging and additional winter activities.

A Wind River Range ski area near Pinedale with lift-served skiing, snowboarding, rentals and lessons.

Casper’s hometown downhill ski and snowboard area on Casper Mountain, close to the city.

Wyoming’s largest Western celebration, with championship rodeo, concerts, parades and frontier traditions. 2027 dates: July 23–August 1.

Wyoming’s statewide gathering for agriculture, youth programs, rodeo, concerts and fairground traditions. 2027 dates: August 17–21.

A celebrated rodeo week pairing arena competition with downtown and community traditions. 2027 Rodeo Week: July 12–18; PRCA performances July 14–17.

Central Wyoming’s annual July mix of PRCA rodeo, youth exhibits, carnival attractions and live entertainment.

A long-running celebration with rodeo, parades, music and community events around Laramie. 2027 dates: July 3–11.

The season-ending national championship for top college rodeo athletes, hosted annually in Casper.

An annual Hot Springs County rodeo weekend bringing professional competition to Thermopolis.

Plan time for the famous eruption and the wider basin’s geysers, boardwalks and historic park architecture.

A compact but heavily visited thermal basin centered on Yellowstone’s largest hot spring.

Plan the North and South Rim viewpoints around Upper Falls, Lower Falls and changing trail access.

High-elevation shoreline, historic lake-area stops and a natural anchor for the East Entrance route.

A thermal basin beside Yellowstone Lake that fits naturally into South Entrance and lower-loop days.

Travertine terraces, Fort Yellowstone history and services near the park’s North Entrance.

Yellowstone’s hottest, oldest and most dynamic thermal area, divided between Porcelain and Back basins.

A major wildlife-viewing landscape between Canyon Village and Yellowstone Lake, best approached with patience.

Broad wildlife country that rewards an early start, long lenses and strict viewing distance.

A compact thermal area near Hayden Valley with mudpots, steam and dramatic hydrothermal features.

A downtown Casper shop focused on Wyoming apparel, gifts and products from local makers.

Handcrafted leather bags, hats and goods made in the company’s Laramie workshop.

Wyoming-grown wool, yarn, apparel and gifts from a working Buffalo wool mill.

A Cody candy shop making fudge, chocolate treats, popcorn and Wyoming gift selections.

Honey chocolates, confections, candles and bee-inspired gifts made in Lovell.

Laramie-based reclaimed-wood company turning weathered Wyoming snow fence into building and décor products.

A Laramie collective mixing antiques, reclaimed décor, artisan goods and locally made finds.

A Pinedale mercantile carrying outdoor gear, home goods, apparel and a broad mix of Wyoming-made products.

Historic downtown Sheridan shopping for Wyoming-made goods, clothing, gifts and home décor.

Buffalo gallery and shop featuring regional art, pottery, jewelry and goods by local makers.

Handcrafted pottery plus Wyoming gifts, art and fine crafts in downtown Buffalo.

A long-running Dubois gift and book shop with western titles, souvenirs and Wyoming-made products.

A Dubois working gallery known for antler furnishings, pottery, art and made-in-Wyoming gifts.

A Riverton rock shop with Wyoming-collected rocks, gems, fossils and locally handmade goods.

Downtown Cody shop for Wyoming foods, wild-game snacks, preserves, candies and regional gifts.

Buffalo-based Wyoming landscape and wildlife photography available as prints and licensed images.

Downtown Cody western wear, hats, boots, jewelry and Wyoming-themed gifts for the whole family.

Downtown Buffalo western apparel, jewelry and the home base for Longmire books and merchandise.

Northern Wyoming photography, fine art and custom framing centered on the Bighorn Mountain region.

A Buffalo pottery and craft stop highlighting handmade work and regional creative goods.

Downtown Cheyenne studio and flagship showroom for Wyoming-designed and sewn leather handbags and accessories.

A contemporary Western art and gift shop in downtown Cheyenne with Wyoming character, local events and creative finds.

A Cheyenne marketplace built around handmade products from Wyoming makers and small businesses.

Family-owned downtown Buffalo outdoor shop for fishing, camping, hiking, skiing, biking and mountain-trip gear.

Casper outdoor and workwear shop with camping gear, footwear, apparel, bikes, rentals and practical trip equipment.

Thermopolis workshop and showroom specializing in handcrafted American bison fur, leather goods and Western pieces.

Green River shop focused on Wyoming-made foods, art, books, gifts, clothing and products from makers around the state.

Family-owned Green River shop with its own outdoor-inspired apparel plus clothing, accessories and Wyoming-friendly finds.

Locally owned Jackson boutique featuring contemporary crafts, jewelry, ceramics, home goods and work from regional artists.

Jackson shop near Town Square with handmade jewelry, pottery, leather goods, glassware, gifts and Wyoming-themed pieces.

Walk Sheridan’s historic Main Street for Western architecture, public art, independent shops, restaurants and galleries.

A shaded city park with walking paths, a bandshell, carved tree sculptures and resident bison and elk.

Western saddles, tack, rope-making history and cowboy memorabilia in the heart of downtown Sheridan.

A limestone-walled Bighorn foothills canyon for hiking, fishing, trail running and climbing near Dayton.

A quiet alpine lake off US 14 for fishing, paddling, picnics and easy access to Bighorn Mountain scenery.

A major Sheridan-area polo and equestrian venue set against the Bighorn Mountains near the community of Big Horn.

A historic all-inclusive Wyoming dude ranch offering horseback riding, cabins, dining and Bighorn Mountain ranch experiences.

A historic former flour mill converted into a locally owned Sheridan motel with a distinctive sense of place.

A longtime downtown Sheridan cafe serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with classic Wyoming road-trip comfort food.

A Sheridan breakfast-and-lunch institution serving hearty diner favorites in a classic local cafe setting.

A downtown Sheridan Mexican restaurant serving familiar favorites, combination plates and margaritas.

A French-inspired downtown Sheridan restaurant and raw bar in the Historic Cady Building.

A family-owned Sheridan bakery and bistro specializing in Ukrainian and European-inspired comfort food and pastries.

A large downtown antique and collectibles stop with Western, Wyoming and Native American-themed finds.

A downtown gallery featuring Western art, American Indian beadwork and cowboy collectibles.

An independent downtown bookstore and gallery with regional books, local authors and Wyoming-focused reading.

A Sheridan gallery and framing shop featuring regional art, bronzes, textiles, woodwork and giftable pieces.

A short, steep Bighorn Mountain hike with broad views over Sheridan County and the surrounding high country.

A nationally recognized local-history museum preserving Johnson County stories, artifacts and Western history.

More than 20 miles of interconnected trails linking downtown Buffalo, Clear Creek, parks and historic sites.

A downtown Kaycee park honoring rodeo champion and musician Chris LeDoux with a larger-than-life bronze sculpture.

A seasonal museum interpreting Kaycee-area ranching, outlaw, Bozeman Trail and Johnson County War history.

A rugged Johnson County canyon tied to outlaw history and backcountry scenery south of Buffalo.

Remote outlaw country associated with Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch in southern Johnson County.

A historic downtown Buffalo cafe beside Clear Creek, known for breakfast, lunch and its Longmire connection.

A downtown Buffalo lunch cafe and gift shop serving soups, sandwiches, baked goods and local-artist items.

A downtown Buffalo pizza stop highlighted by local tourism as a convenient lunch or dinner option.

A downtown Buffalo restaurant serving lunch and dinner along Clear Creek near Main Street.

A Buffalo steakhouse serving hearty Western meals near the US 16 and I-90 corridor.

A retro-style downtown Buffalo cafe serving loaded comfort food, soups, desserts and ice cream.

A modern Buffalo hotel on US 16 serving Bighorn Mountain visitors and I-90 road trippers.

A locally styled historic-downtown motel within walking distance of Buffalo shops, trails, museums and restaurants.

A seasonal historic mountain lodge and guest ranch near the Cloud Peak Wilderness and high-country lakes.

A long-running Bighorn guest ranch offering cabins, horseback riding, fly fishing and family ranch experiences.

A working guest ranch near Crazy Woman Canyon offering cabins, meals and a quieter ranch stay.

A small historic lodging option on North Main Street within easy reach of downtown Buffalo.

A colorful badlands landscape and interpretive trail in the Bighorn Basin west of Worland.

A backcountry driving route through stark Bighorn Basin landscapes, geologic formations and open country.

A Worland-area golf course with an open Bighorn Basin setting near the municipal airport.

A family-friendly indoor aquatic center for swimming, exercise and a break from the road in Worland.

A convenient US 16 hotel base for Bighorn Basin travel and routes toward Ten Sleep and the Bighorns.

Road-trip lodging near downtown Worland for travelers crossing the Bighorn Basin.

A Worland campground and RV base for Bighorn Basin day trips and US 16 travel.

A dramatic US 16 canyon known for limestone walls, rock climbing, hiking and the gateway climb into the Bighorns.

A high-country Bighorn base camp for skiing, riding, hiking and lake access, beginning a new chapter for winter 2026–27.

A Ten Sleep lodging and camping base close to climbing, canyon routes and Bighorn Mountain recreation.

An in-town RV and cabin stop for visitors exploring Ten Sleep Canyon and the western Bighorns.

A small in-town lodging option within walking distance of Ten Sleep businesses and local dining.

A family-friendly brewery and beer garden in a historic barn at the base of Signal Cliff west of Ten Sleep.

A family-owned Worland restaurant serving Asian dishes alongside an attached specialty mini market.

A long-running Worland Chinese restaurant offering dine-in, takeout and online ordering.

A local Worland bar-and-grill serving breakfast, burgers, pizza and casual meals throughout the day.

A local Mexican restaurant on Big Horn Avenue and a longstanding Worland dining stop.

A small-town Ten Sleep general store stop for groceries, snacks and local road-trip supplies.

A downtown museum sharing Sheridan County and Bighorn-region history through rotating exhibits, programs and local collections.

A historic 1879 blacksmith shop interpreting the Bozeman Trail, stage travel and the region’s nineteenth-century history.

The preserved log-cabin studio of Bighorn artist, naturalist and former forest ranger Hans Kleiber, open seasonally in Dayton.

A free public gallery on the Ucross ranch presenting rotating exhibitions by contemporary and regional artists.

A Tongue River historic site with interpretation, picnic areas and seasonal camping near downtown Ranchester.

Wyoming’s oldest working fish hatchery, with public grounds and visitor information about trout broodstocks and fisheries work.

A year-round non-motorized trail system with more than 17 miles of hiking and biking routes at the base of the Bighorns.

Foothill trails minutes from downtown with open views of Sheridan, working ranchland and the Bighorn Mountains.

A family-operated mountain lodge with rooms, cabins, dining and direct access to recreation along US 14 in the Bighorns.

A mountaintop Bighorn lodge with hotel rooms, cabins, RV sites, dining and seasonal motorized-recreation access.

A small owner-operated country inn at the base of the Bighorns, convenient to Story trails, history and wildlife viewing.

A historic Story retreat offering cabins and varied lodging on a creek-lined property close to Bighorn National Forest trails.

A Sheridan campground base for RV and road-trip travelers exploring downtown, the Bighorns and northern Wyoming.

A downtown Sheridan brewpub pairing house-made beer with burgers, sandwiches and a full restaurant menu on Main Street.

A longtime downtown Sheridan coffeehouse, bakery and eatery serving espresso drinks and scratch-made breakfast and lunch.

Sheridan-roasted coffee and a downtown stop for espresso, packaged coffee and Western-inspired goods.

A Sheridan distillery and tasting room carrying a multi-generation local family tradition into Wyoming-made spirits.

A small-town Big Horn gathering spot known for wood-fired pizza and an easy stop between Sheridan and the mountain foothills.

A Ranchester brewpub and taproom along US 14, well placed for travelers heading toward Dayton and the Bighorn Mountains.

A Ranchester coffeehouse and bakery serving espresso, baked goods and a relaxed small-town stop on the US 14 corridor.

A museum bistro with indoor and patio seating overlooking the Bighorns on the historic Quarter Circle A Ranch.

A restored historic mercantile serving sandwiches, ice cream and treats alongside local goods, gifts and collectibles.

A downtown Sheridan pizza stop listed by Sheridan County Travel & Tourism for casual meals near Main Street.

A locally operated Main Street bike shop for bicycle sales, service, repairs and gear before riding Sheridan-area trails.

A Wyoming outdoor-sports retailer in Sheridan carrying hunting, fishing, camping and archery gear for Bighorn trips.

A Dayton community arts space and café featuring regional makers, exhibits and a small-town stop on the Bighorn route.

Thai dishes in downtown Buffalo for a change of pace from classic road-trip fare.

A downtown Buffalo diner for breakfast and straightforward American comfort food.

A downtown bakery stop for sweets, baked goods and a quick treat between Buffalo attractions.

Casual Mexican food on Buffalo’s north side for travelers looking for a quick, filling meal.

A Buffalo dining and gathering spot adding another evening option to a downtown-focused stay.

The Buffalo location of a Wyoming brewery, serving craft beer and cocktails on North Main Street.

A long-running casual Buffalo stop for burgers, shakes and easy road-trip meals.

A Buffalo restaurant and bar near downtown with casual American and cantina-style fare.

A family-oriented Buffalo stop that can break up museum, trail and mountain days.

Hotel lodging on the US 16 corridor for visitors using Buffalo as a Bighorn Mountain base.

Mountain lodging west of Buffalo for travelers who want to stay closer to forest and high-country recreation.

Road-trip lodging on East Hart Street with convenient access to downtown and interstate routes.

Cabin-and-motel lodging near Fort Street for a smaller-scale Buffalo overnight.

Year-round campground with RV, tent and cabin options along Clear Creek near Buffalo.

Historic guest-ranch lodging south of Buffalo with direct ties to Johnson County history.

A rugged Bighorn foothill canyon and slower scenic route where current road conditions matter.

Downtown vacation suites in a historic Main Street building within walking distance of shops and restaurants.

A small Buffalo lodging option pairing a motel stay with an on-site coffee-shop stop.

A local museum preserving Ten Sleep ranching, settlement and community history.

A year-round Bighorn mountain base focused on skiing and riding in winter and lake and trail access in warmer months.

A high-country Bighorn lake for fishing, scenery and seasonal recreation near US 16.

A developed campground near Meadowlark Lake on the US 16 mountain corridor.

A Ten Sleep-area retreat and lodging option east of town near the Bighorn foothills.

A Forest Service campground option in the high country east of Ten Sleep.

A Bighorn National Forest campground serving the US 16 and Ten Sleep mountain corridor.

A smaller Forest Service campground for travelers exploring the western Bighorns.

High-country camping near West Tensleep Creek and trails on the western side of the Bighorns.

A Ten Sleep-area ranch and outfitting operation serving visitors looking for a guided western outdoor experience.

A Ten Sleep visitor experience tied to the community’s western and Bighorn Mountain setting.

A Worland bar-and-grill stop on Big Horn Avenue for an evening meal or drink.

In-town Worland motel lodging convenient to downtown services and the US 16 corridor.

A local Worland jewelry shop for a small-business stop while exploring the Bighorn Basin.

A Worland gallery and framing shop adding local art to a Basin road-trip stop.

A small community park that fits naturally with an in-town Ten Sleep walking stop.

An annual July rodeo that adds classic small-town Wyoming tradition to a summer Ten Sleep visit.

A high-elevation western Bighorn recreation area with trail access, camping and mountain scenery.

A long-running community ski area near Cokeville with lift-served terrain, rentals and a small-mountain Wyoming feel.

A historic ski area west of Cody near the East Entrance corridor to Yellowstone; check the official site for current operating status.

A nonprofit Bighorn Mountain ski area focused on affordable family recreation, lessons and youth access.