Description: Fort Sanders was a wooden fort constructed in 1866 on the Laramie Plains in southern Wyoming, near the city of Laramie. Originally named Fort John Buford, it was renamed Fort Sanders after General William P. Sanders who died at the Siege of Knoxville during the American Civil War. This was the second fort to be named after Sanders, the first being in Knoxville, Tennessee. The fort was originally intended to protect travelers on the nearby Overland Trail from Indian attacks

Description: Worship Sundays at 9 am in the Sanctuary kid’s corner during worship 10 am Adult class

Description:   What you see… and what you don’t The Ames Monument stands before you today. But the town of Sherman, once a bustling stop along the railroad, is only a memory. Hear about the settlement before it vanished. An unusual 60 ft. pyramid shaped monument, this haunting limestone mass stands alone on the prairie and towers over the remains of the one-time railroad town of Sherman. This monument was built in 1881 to honor the Ames brothers, Oliver and Oakes, who were influential leaders in the construction of…

Description: Located in the heart of Laramie, The Office Co-Work Space in the historic Laramie Plains Civic Center offers a new way to work. With a selection of vintage Steelcase desks, couches, and conference table you get to choose how you work. 24/7 access to our secure space means you get to choose when you work. Free teas and local coffee keep you going. We offer day, week, and monthly rates.

Description: Summit Information Center is where the imposing 13-foot Abraham Lincoln Memorial Monument stands. It was sculpted by University of Wyoming art professor Robert Russin in 1959 to commemorate the highest point on the Lincoln Highway. Look for the Henry Joy monument surrounded by a fence with four Lincoln Highway markers. There are interesting displays inside the building and great views outside. The bust of Abe Lincoln now stands proudly at Sherman Summit, the highest point on Interstate 80. Click Here to read about the historic Lincoln Highway or…

Description: E & H Guide Service is a family-operated business that offers guided horseback rides on a working cattle ranch in Centennial Valley, WY. All guests are greeted with smiling faces and conversation along the ride that includes interesting historical and geological stories and facts about plants and animals that guests may see, all of which is tied in with amazing views. All ages and experience levels welcome!**See website for ride details and rates**

Description: Pez Photography. I’m available to photograph any activity you may need. Please call for appointment. 307-460-0971

Description: Curt Gowdy is located just 24 miles west of Cheyenne, Wyoming and 24 miles east of Laramie, Wyomingon State Route 210 (Happy Jack Road) Curt Gowdy State Park has seven sections of richly varied landscape, There are three reservoirs, Granite, Crystal and North Crow. Granite offers excellent rainbow trout and kokanee salmon fishing as well as space for water sports. Crystal, the smallest of the reservoirs, has shoreline fishing for brown trout, rainbow trout and kokanee salmon. Also, enjoy boating while at Crystal (15 horsepower limit). North Crow…

Description: Welcome to Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Laramie! We offer a nursery during all Sunday services, a private Chapel for small ceremonies and quiet reflection, and several other worship opportunities. Sunday School is also offered, along with youth group and Campus Ministry options. We invite you to join us in worship, and all are truly welcome in our certified Safe Zone.

Description: We are a Sinclair convience store with ORV, Snowmobile, Hunting and Fishing permits and equipment.

Description: We have 100 lakes and streams within 10 miles of the cabins for fishing. There are many hiking trails within a few miles of the cabins. In the winter you have to snowmobile into the cabins about 1 mile. You can access the trails and off trail riding from you front door in the winter.

Description: Worship Services Sundays, 9am 1953 N 3rd St, Laramie, WY 82072

Description: The Buckhorn Bar in downtown Laramie is Laramie’s oldest standing and most historic bar. Established in 1900, the Buckhorn has hosted people from all corners of the world. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing drink, a fun night out dancing, or the love of your life, the Buckhorn is the home to it all and much much more.

Description: Look for us in the back of the Spectacle Emporium, 3 stores south of Grand Avenue on S. 2nd Street. We are a very historic building dating at least back to 1890, with free re-enactments available for visitors by a member of a pioneer Laramie family. We are part old West museum, with a Victorian / Old West Shopkeeper. Old Town Laramie photos of pioneers. Stunning views of the Laramie area’s scenic wonders. See rootin’ – tootin’ Old Town Laramie stories in the notes section of our Facebook…

Description: We provide on-demand, traditional private taxi service within Albany County, as well as transportation from Laramie to Cheyenne.

Description: The Original Courthouse: Law, Order and some Old-Fashioned Justice. In the 1870’s, the town of Laramie boasted more lawlessness than law. The existing Courthouse was constructed in 1933, after the original was demolished. Pan the 1872 Courthouse as it once stood. Melville C. Brown History Lawyer, Mayor In his long career, however, M.C. Brown defended anyone who needed legal assistance. In keeping with his legal philosophy, he did not limit himself to high profile cases. Be they murderers, thieves, prostitutes or cattle barons, he represented them with equal…

Description: The UW Planetarium is a facility of the University of Wyoming Department of Physics and Astronomy. The Planetarium offers shows for the public, as well as for K-12 and college classes and community groups. The UW Planetarium first opened in 1969 and has served the community for many years with shows for the public, for K-12 students, and for college astronomy teaching. Our planetarium is equipped with a Spitz starball. The University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium is located in the basement of the Physical Science building.…

Description: New Life Church exists so that Laramie can experience New Life in Christ! We offer ministry for the entire family.

Description: A vintage and handmade store that showcases western american finds, homemade goods, housewares, and local artists.

Description: The University of Wyoming Art Museum presents and collects world-class art and objects by regional, national and international artists, and art from the American West. As an academic museum and a leader in the arts, the University of Wyoming Art Museum concentrates on furthering programs that engage students and visitors in discussions that broaden an understanding of diverse perspectives, viewpoints, and cultures. Through its Museum as Classroom approach, the University of Wyoming Art Museum places art at the center of learning for all ages, supports the academic mission…

Description: Stop in at the Old Corral for exclusive Snowy Range apparel and souvenirs!

Description: Enjoy music, pool, darts or the game while choosing from the 20 beers on tap, or ordering food off the menu. The bar keeps the kitchen cookin’ until midnight for those late night snackers.

Description: Gas, camping gear, food, soda, maps, fly fishing rods, reels, flies, fishing licenses, ice cream, you name it. The staff is very knowledgeable about local fishing spots.

Description: History The Snowy Range Scenic Byway (Wyoming Highway 130) is located in southeast Wyoming and was originally a wagon road built in the 1870s. In the 1920s was widened and smoothed using horse-drawn equipment. The road was paved in the 1930s and designated as the nation’s second Scenic Byway in 1988. After six years of working on the road, it was completed and known as the “Great Skyroad.” The Scenic Byway over the Snowy Range is one of the shortest of Wyoming’s scenic byways, both in length and…

Description: The Deerwood Ranch Wild Horse Ecosanctuary is the first Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sponsored wild horse ecosanctuary in the United States. The ecosanctuary is located on a 4,000-acre, family-owned ranch approximately 30 miles west of Laramie in southeastern Wyoming. There will be tours to visit the horses in the summer of 2013. Please contact the Wilsons wilsoncattle1997@aol.com if you are interested in viewing the ranch and seeing the wild horses. This is a private ranch so tours will be by appointment only.

Description: The Department of Anthropology at the University of Wyoming has been an archaeological repository for over 50 years. Today the University of Wyoming Archaeological Repository (UWAR) is estimated to contain more than a million items from at least 25,000 sites found throughout the state, which represents the single largest assembly of archaeological materials anywhere in Wyoming. The University is a federally designated repository for archaeological collections recovered from Wyoming’s public lands, which cover approximately half of the 97,014 square miles in the state. UWAR also houses extensive collections…

Description: Full Bar TV for watching UW sports

Description: Completed in 1882 at a cost of $65,000 this monolithic 60-foot high granite pyramid was built by the Union Pacific Railroad Company. It stands on the highest elevation (8,247 feet) of the original transcontinental route. Until 1901, when the railroad was relocated several miles to the south, it passed close by the north side of the monument where once stood the rail town of Sherman. Exit 329 off I-80 near Laramie

Description: Solid Rock Outdoor Ministries is a premier Christ-centered deep wilderness ministry. We take students (mainly 15-30 years old, from around the world) into the wilderness on 10 day, 20 day and 40 day courses designed to deepen a student’s relationship with the Lord and to develop leadership skills and character. Check our web-site for course dates. We also offer custom courses. www.srom.org

Description: Our fun and entertaining artists will guide you through creating your very own masterpiece step-by-step. Absolutely NO ARTISTIC EXPERIENCE is necessary! It’s super easy and a GREAT time! Select your PopUp Paint Party date on the website, come join us, and get ready to HAVE FUN!

Description: Big Hollow Food Co–Op is a little grocery store with a big heart. We’re located in historical downtown Laramie, Wyoming. Big Hollow offers an eclectic variety of specialty foods, international cuisine, beauty supplies, allergy–friendly products, local and organic produce, and a variety of other knickknacks. Big Hollow abides by the basic business principles of a cooperative, meaning that the members vote on important issues regarding products, expansion, board members, charitable donations, and more. We like to source locally as much as possible. We like to support the causes…

Description: 28 year old gallery features over 59 fine artists and crafters only from Wyoming, including Mark McNierney, Jeffrey Hummel, Paul Tweedy, Jenaie Schlump, and Tim Collins. All artist mediums are represented and are original works. Potters include John Werbelow and Sarah Gillingham. Crafts include stained glass, afghans and tapestry works, batiks, gourd works, woodworks, handmade furnishings, jewelry, stationary and gift items. Also an extensive assortment of Wyoming made gourmet items for baskets and occasions. The gallery also features complete custom framing for decorative or conservation needs. Gallery hours…

Description: Whether or not you choose to frame your fine art with us, basic museum procedures should be understood and followed in order to safeguard the integrity of your artwork. Please feel free to inquire at any time about proper techniques for the handling and curation of your fine art

Description: Join us for live music, board game night, trivia night and more!

Description: We offer a wide variety of fly fishing services in Laramie, Wyoming. Our guided trips range in variety from floating the Upper North Platte River (Routt, Six Mile Gap, Prospect, Pickaroon, Bennett Peak all the way to I-80), Lower North Platte River (world famous Grey Reef), Encampment River and fly fishing wade trips in picturesque alpine regions in the Snowy Range. We also offer walleye trips at Glendo, Greyrocks and Seminoe . We have the perfect trip for you and your Wyoming adventure. We love to custom fit…

Description: The beautiful Wyoming landscape gives you terrific views during your fun day out on the course. Our friendly golf staff is here to make your golf experience a great one!

Description: Bart’s Flea Market is Wyoming’s largest year round indoor flea market selling antiques.

Description: Our mission is to ensure a positive and memorable experience for each and every client through a unique and welcoming atmosphere with skilled and dynamic professionals who provide quality services. Luna Salon and Spa is a full-service salon with 4 skilled and dynamic stylists. We offer a wide range of services from hair cuts, colors, nail services, pedicures, spray tans, eyelash extensions, full body waxing, microblading, facials, and lash and brow tinting. Please feel free to give us a call with any questions you may have or to…

Description:   Women’s Suffrage (1870) In 1869, the Wyoming territorial legislature became the first government to grant women the right to vote. Hear the notable firsts that set Wyoming apart in the suffragette movement. Honoring The World’s First Woman Voter – Early in the morning on September 6, 1870 in Laramie, Wyoming Louisa Swain became the first woman in the world to cast a ballot under laws giving women full equality with men! In the fall of 2008, 138 years later, the U.S. Congress passes a resolution proclaiming September…

Description: During the summer, please join the Pedal House crew for any number of weekly group rides. Tuesday 7:00 a.m. (Mountain Ride @ Happy Jack Recreation Area) Wednesdays 6:00 p.m. (Road Ride leaves from the Pedal House) Thursdays 6:00 p.m. (Cruiser Ride leaves from the Pedal House) Saturdays 7:00 a.m. (Mountain Ride @ Happy Jack Recreation Area) All rides are free and open to the public.

Description: Sundays: Sunday School for all ages 9:30 am, Sunday Worship 11:00 am, Children’s Church 11:15 am (children stay and sing the praise songs then go downstairs for a time of learning), Fellowship 12:00 pm, Youth Group 6:00 pm at the church (unless otherwise noted)

Description: “Cavalryman Steakhouse is located on the parade grounds of historic Fort Sanders, established in July of 1866. In its heyday, the Fort Sanders Military Reservation protected the Overland and Lodgepole Creek emigrant routes, the Denver-Salt Lake City stage route, and the construction crews for the Union Pacific Railroad. Ruins of the fort’s powder keg are visible just southwest of the restaurant’s main building. The building was built in 1925 to serve as the clubhouse for the local country club. Just to the east, remnants of the nine-hole golf…

Description: We offer a wide variety of fabrics with frequent turnover and specialize in reproductions, batiks, juvenile, cuddle/minky, flannel, and have an extensive color wall. We also provide a diverse range of quilting classes and quilting clubs for adults and children as well as special exhibits and frequent events.

Description: Hertz operates its car rental business through the Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty and Firefly brands from approximately 11,555 corporate and licensee locations in approximately 145 countries in North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa, the Middle East and New Zealand. Hertz is the largest worldwide airport general use car rental brand, operating from approximately 10,090 corporate and licensee locations in approximately 145 countries. Our Dollar and Thrifty brands have approximately 1,400 corporate and franchise locations in approximately 75 countries. Hertz is the number one airport car rental brand…

Description: The staff here at The Curiosity Shoppe are some of the most hard-working, fun-loving people on the planet. It’s one of the many reasons that it’s such a great place to visit. Have a question about a gift or something for family, friends, or a special someone? Ask any of them and they’ll be happy to help you find what you’re looking for.

Description: We are Laramie’s Craft store and we have the largest selection of Scrapbooking and Rubber Stamping supplies in the area. We have free demos and a free in-store workshop. Help, advice and inspiration are also free. We rent Cricut products and other equipment. We have exclusive licensed Wyoming and UW Rubber Stamps, Paper, Glassware and more. Wouldn’t you like a Buckinghorse stamp? How about a unique hand sandblasted Buckinghorse Oil Lamp, Decanter, Picture Frame or Beer Mug, Shot Glass or Wine Glass?

Description: Living Shepherd has been serving the people of Laramie, WY since 2012. Every Sunday morning we gather together for worship at the Lincoln Community Center. Check our Laramie Events page for the latest worship time. http://livingshepherd.com/events-laramie/

Description: Guided fishing trips on the upper North Platte, Gray Reef, Encampment River, and Private Lakes.

Description: A campus ministry congregation of The Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod serving the students of the University of Wyoming and other area schools.

Description: The American Heritage Center (AHC) is the University of Wyoming’s (UW) repository of manuscripts collections, rare books, and the university archives. Many universities have primary source repositories. Few have repositories as extensive and significant as the AHC. More importantly, few universities have such repositories as welcoming and accessible to undergraduate and graduate students. Internationally known for its historical collections the AHC first and foremost serves the students and citizens of Wyoming. The AHC sponsors a wide range of scholarly and popular programs including lectures, symposia, and exhibits. Not…

Description: Located in the Laramie Range of the Rocky Mountains, our cattle ranch has been owned by the Kennedy family since the early 1900’s. Jerry’s father homesteaded this land and the immediate We offer only fully outfitted hunts for your enjoyment and better chance of success. Our clients are met and entertained by us through out the full hunt. Your lodging is in our home or a semi-wilderness cabin (Home stay). The meals are home cooked and served in family style with plenty to eat. Groups of 2 or…

Description: The bar offers a large selection of beer, along with original cocktails and martinis. Several tv’s offer a bird’s eye view of the best sporting events. And, there’s always something happening after the sun goes down! Full Menu also available.

Description: Groome Transportation, previously known as Green Ride (GR) shared ride Airport Shuttle service, provides a low cost environmentally friendly transportation service between Denver Internation Airport, Fort Collins and Southern Wyoming. In a Groome Shared Ride you share the vehicle with other travelers while also sharing the overall cost of the service. Groome Transportation helps the environment by eliminating the need for travelers to drive to DIA or get a ride with a friend or family member. Groome shuttle pickups are planned in detail every day. Each day we…

Description: The Laramie Community Recreation Center offers: A full-court gymnasium, A lazy river, A whirlpool, An eight-lane lap pool, An indoor leisure pool, An outdoor pool, Cardio equipment, Circuit weights, Dozens of activity programs, Indoor and outdoor playgrounds, Meeting rooms, Water slides. www.cityoflaramie.org/parksandrec Like us on facebook: www.facebook.com/laramie.parksandrecreation

Description: Treasure hunting for the best clothing, jewelry and unique items around. Making someones day everyday!

Description: Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) and Kayak with Mountain’ SUP at Curt Gowdy State Park! We will be open from 10 till 6 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer starting 6/18/2016. We will also be open the full week of Frontier Days. WE DO NOT TAKE RESERVATIONS, so just walk up and paddle away. We take credit cards and provide everything you need. ..and you don’t even get wet (usually)..

Description: The Laramie Clothing Cottage is dedicated to providing the community with high quality clothes, appliances, antiques, and more all for affordable prices! From suits and dresses to backpacking gear, from regular cups and plates to fine china, we have something for everyone! Stop by and find out what we have for you!

Description: Specializing in Homemade Ice Cream Gelato • Shakes • Malts • Sundaes Sorbetts & More!

Description: Built in 1872 and restored in 1989, the prison is the highlight of the WTPSHS. Pick up a brochure in the gift shop and head toward the prison for a self-guided tour. (Development of an audio tour system is in the works.) Plan to spend at least an hour inside. Stops along the tour include: furnished cells, the prisoners’ dining area, guard’s quarters, infirmary, women’s quarters, laundry room, warden’s office, and various exhibit galleries. New exhibit’s include: Found During Restoration: Artifacts Uncovered (including items found during the History…

Description: The museum has a wide range of exhibits. See displays on Native American materials from the Plains, Rocky Mountains, Southwest and Arctic, as well as displays on the material culture and artistry from throughout the world, including Africa, Polynesia, Australia, and Asia.

Description: University Store is your source for Wyoming Apparel and Gifts.

Description: For over a decade, Atmosphere Mountainworks has been creating hand-made, hand-designed, one-of-a-kind outdoor gear including: backpacks, fannypacks, purses, jackets, pants, hats, gloves, and the list goes on and on… We also carry a variety of sporting equipment, disc golf, gifts, toys, books, and more… Stop on by! Open by hours listed or by chance! Sorry, no mail orders at this time.

Description: Full service Bar and Package Liquor.

Description: Sports Bar and Liquor store

Description: Founded in 1957, Enterprise Rent-A-Car is an internationally recognized brand with more than 6,500 neighborhood and airport locations in the United States, Canada, the U.K., Ireland, Germany, France and Spain, as well as franchise locations throughout the world. Through tremendous leadership and the entrepreneurial spirit of our employees, we have built the largest car rental brand in North America, known for exceptionally low rates and outstanding customer service. Today, Enterprise offers a wide variety of car leasing, replacement rentals, vanpooling, car sharing and hourly rental programs – and…

Description: Bearing the name of legendary University of Wyoming Athletics Director Glenn “Red” Jacoby (1946-73), the Jacoby Golf Course is located at the east side of the UW campus in Laramie. Jacoby Golf Course is one of the unique public courses in the nation. It is located 7,220 feet above sea level and measures 6,855 yards to play.

Description: Laramie’s only locally owned Western Store, specializing in American made products and exceptional customer service.

Description:   Bucking’ Broncs are just the beginning. Modern-day rodeo has its roots on the plains, these tradition live on today, during the Laramie Jubilee Days Rodeo, each July. See some of the Wild West’s bravest ropers, riders and racers from days gone by. Riding. Roping. Racing. Modern day rodeo lives on each July in Laramie. History: The Laramie Jubilee Days celebration of Laramie, Wyoming had its beginning in 1940. It was initiated to commemorate the Golden Anniversary of Wyoming Statehood on July 10. The first ‘Equality Days’ included…

Description: Snowy Range is nestled in the stunningly beautiful Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. This pristine setting is the perfect backdrop for a winter break. The four chairlifts-Sundance, Virginian, Pioneer and Chute and our Magic Carpet Surface Lift will move you up the mountain quickly and keep you skiing instead of standing. Beginner, intermediate, expert. Regardless of your personal level of proficiency, you’ll find the perfect ski or snowboard run, whether it’s a downhill screamer or a casual glide through tree-lined forests. Our 27 trails serve all skiing abilities.

Description: Come in and stay awhile! We have three floors of a little bit of everything with an emphasis on our Western heritage. Ranching, rodeo, cowboy, cowgirl, farming, railroading, mining, homemaking, Indian, pioneer, trapper, cavalry, soldier

Description: Mingles Adult Daycare & Lounge of Laramie WY Come in for fun and frolic and not necessarily in that order. Its a great place to come have a drink among friends. With a friendly atmosphere, plenty of pool tables and a fun and frolic ambiance. Pool Tables, Dartboards, amazing drink specials and so much more!

Description: Reclaimed barn wood your style? How about Upcycled antiques or custom jewelry made from copper or custom made quilts? Are you a Pokes fan? We have licensed Bucking Bronc items including Steamboat Neon Lights in two sizes. Just in case you need to spice up your dorm room or apartment with some Pokes gear. Something for everyone. We have things you didn’t even know you needed and wondered what you ever did without. You won’t be sorry, come check us out.

Description:   In 2017 Robert Fuller made a guest appearance for the first time in Laramie, Wyoming. Watch the video to see his reaction.   Laramie was an American Western television series that aired on NBC from 1959-63. A Revue Studios production, the program originally starred John Smith as Slim Sherman; Robert Fuller as Jess Harper; Hoagy Carmichael as Jonesy; and Robert L. Crawford, Jr. as Andy Sherman. Actress Spring Byington was later added to the cast. Make sure to see all 16 locations on the Legends of Laramie…

Description:   The Wit and Words of American’s Funniest Postmaster. Meet Laramie’s postmaster, Justice of the Peace and founder of the Boomerang newspaper. Bill Nye, Frontier Humorist Few Wyoming newspapers have names as arresting as Laramie’s. Go to the newspaper’s home page on the web, and you will find: “Laramie Boomerang: Laramie’s Voice Since 1881.” But the page provides little else about the paper’s origins or those of its name. In fact, the newspaper and its name were established by a man who resided in the state less than…

Description: ArtConnect Gallery is located in Downtown Laramie, WY. Our Artist’s Exhibitions change monthly, so there is always a new exhibition to enjoy.

Description: Welcome to the home of Night Heron Books and Coffeehouse. We are Laramie’s only used bookstore. We strive for quality titles at reasonable prices. We’ve expanded! More books, upstairs and downstairs seating, coffee, tea, and espresso drinks, and fine baked items. Come in for breakfast and try our yummy mini quiche or panini breakfast burritos. For lunch we offer delicious soup, grilled sandwiches and panini wraps. Many vegetarian and vegan options.

Description: Works of Wyoming (WOW) was created to encourage Wyoming artists with networking, training and workshops, art community building, and marketing opportunities. WOW offers Wyoming produced products and one-of-a-kind works of art to purchasers and collectors. Fiber Art, Jewelry, Leather work, Paintings, Photography, Pottery,and Wood work. Visit our new location in Laramie and support Wyoming artists! 300 S. 2nd Street (Corner of Grand and Second), Laramie Wy

Description: High Plains Fly Fishing, professional fly fishing guide service offers custom tailored fly fishing trips in Southeast Wyoming. We offer 20 years of fishing experience, knowledge and a history of Wyomings prolific watersheds. Our guides specialize in catering to both the expert and novice fishermen. Book a guided fly fishing trip with High Plains Fly Fishing and see what Wyoming fishing is all about!

Description: The Laramie Union Pacific Depot officially opened at 7:00pm, September 6th, 1924. This station was built and served as Laramie

Description: Earth Wind & Fire Gallery specializes in original art inlcuding paintings, blown glass, woodworking, pottery and Native American and contemporary jewelry. Representing the works of over 400 national and regional artists.

Description: The Medicine Bow and Routt National Forests provide year-round recreation opportunities for you. These activities include hiking, biking, camping, horseriding, OHV riding, fishing and hunting, just to name a few. Beautiful vistas await sightseers and photographers. The topography varies greatly within the national forests. Elevation ranges from 5,500 to 12,940 feet. Happy Jack, Vedauwoo, and the Snowy Range.

Description: Found off of exit 323 on I-80 east of Laramie, Happy Jack is a wonderful area for hiking, camping, mountain biking, cross-county skiing, snow shoeing and even home to trails for horseback riding. Trails ranging from .4 miles to 3 miles, there is enough space here to spend a whole day enjoying nature. This is apart of the Medicine Bow National Forest and a small fee is required per vehicle per day.

Description: We are a year round Camp, Conference and Retreat Center located at the base of the Snowy Range; we offer hiking, rafting, tubing, Ropes/Challenge course, Archery, Mountain biking and we are minutes from the Snowy Range Ski Area. We offer yearly hunting camps as well as fishing and 4 wheel opportunities.

Description: Early in the morning of September 6, 1870, Louisa Ann Gardner Swain became the first woman in the world to cast a ballot under laws granting women the right to vote with full civil equality with men. This law was contained in the 1869 Wyoming Suffrage Act, the first of its kind anywhere in the world. The Wyoming Women’s History house was constructed in 2003 to memorialize these extraordinary events that gave Wyoming its nickname, “The Equality State”. The museum is open Wednesday through Saturday during the summer…

Description:   St. Matthew’s Cathedral – Laramie Circa 1868: 23 Saloons. Not 1 Church. In 1896, Laramie was in need of a little reform. Constructed from local limestone, St. Matthew’s Cathedral was built to tame the unruly masses. And today, it sits as the highest Cathedral in the nation. History: St. Matthew’s was established in 1868. The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, the first bishop of the newly created Missionary District of Wyoming and Idaho chose Laramie as his See city. He then led the effort to build St. Matthew’s…

Description: Furniture and home decor store specializing in redone and repurposed chalk painted furniture. Offering customization and chalk painting classes, as well as chalk paints.

Description: Seneca Creek Studios – Professional Photography & Design Take home the spirit of the West at historic downtown Laramie, Wyoming’s only independently owned and operated art studio offering both customized portrait sessions and headshots as well as prints and gifts of local fine art landscape photography. Seneca Creek Studios is a full time and full service fine art nature and portrait photography and visual marketing and design studio with over a decade of experience based in historic downtown Laramie, Wyoming. Owner and artist Allison Pluda started Seneca Creek…

Description: For mountain and road adventures, we carry bikes and accessories for entry level and advanced level cyclist. We are proud to carry top of the line climbing gear, snowboards, car racks, camping gear, and skateboards. Be sure to check out our manufacturer websites on the links provided. Stop by and experience high quality products and service.

Description: Sign located inside the Fire Station Fires. Destruction. Bravery. Meet firefighters of Laramie’s Fire Department. The early days of firefighting

Description: Horseback Riding – We offer a 2 hour ride daily; riders of all experience levels are welcome from first time riders to experts! See our beautiful mountains and green valleys from one of our horses that matches your riding ability. Reservations are required; please email ilovethisranch@gmail.com for rates and more information!

Description:   A Trapper Who Left, Never to Return Almost 200 years ago, a respected trapper disappeared without a trace. His mysterious disappearance has generated a dozen theories, but no answers. Decide what is fact, and what is folklore. French Canadian fur trader and mountain man Jacques La Ramee arrived in what is now the state of Wyoming in 1815. Five years later he arrived for a season of trapping along the river that now bears his name; he was never seen or heard from again. Details surrounding his…

Description: Welcome to Absolute Acrylic Spa, where we will provide you with all of the products and services you need to pamper yourself. Call us to schedule an appointment for one of our nail care, tanning, waxing, hair or beauty services. We are committed to making you feel relaxed and comfortable while we enhance your appearance.

Description: 20 Miles east of Laramie, along I-80 are the towering rocks of Vedauwoo, an Arapaho word meaning “Earth Born”. It provides backdrops for picnics, sight-seeing, hiking, mountain biking, camping, rock climbing, fishing, snow shoeing, and cross-country skiing. This is a fee area. Vedauwoo is best know for its varied rock climbing options. There are still many trails that offer amazing views and fresh air. Vedauwoo Glen Trail, Turtle Rock Trail and others range from under a mile to almost to three miles.

Description: The University of Wyoming Geological Museum in Laramie functions to support both public education and scientific research. Wyoming is rich in geologic treasures and the Museum presents to the visitor some glimpse of this geologic diversity. Housing more than 50,000 cataloged fossil, rock, and mineral specimens, it is an important source of information for researchers throughout the world. The UW Geological Museum is open Monday-Saturday 10 am- 4 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS

Description: We are a lodge in the Medicine Bow Mountains. At the lodge the Snowmobile and ATV trails start so you can ride straight from your room. Which gives you access to everything the mountains have to offer including fishing and hiking.

Description: The sign is on the South end of the building The current stadium, War Memorial, was built in 1960, and replaced Corbett Field. Commonly referred to as “The War,” it is at the highest elevation of any NCAA Division 1 football stadium. Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium is an outdoor football stadium on the campus of the University of Wyoming in Laramie. It is the home field of the Wyoming Cowboys of the Mountain West Conference. It is the highest Division I FBS college football stadium in the nation; the playing field sits at a lofty elevation of 7,215 feet…

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Description: Gentleman get in line and hear from Laramie’s ladies of the night. In the late 1800’s, the saloons, dance halls and alleys of Laramie were packed with a cast of colorful women who entertained men for a living. Meet 5 of these women and hear about their lives. Extra: Click Here to take a Brothel Tour The “Old Laramie City Brothel” walking tour will emphasize how prostitution facilitated the economic growth and development of Laramie City. The tour will begin at the 1st Street Plaza, move east to…

Description:   The Love story of General Jack Casement and his wife Francis. While tracks were laid coast to coast, a love story flourished across the miles. General Casement and his wife Francis, corresponded for 4 years as he oversaw the Union Pacific’s construction. History: As Casement’s crews pushed across the plains they were followed by a large contingent of “camp followers” who provided such indulgences as prostitution, liquor, gambling, and other services for the laborers. This ever moving assemblage of rail workers and hangers-on became known as Hell…

Description: We’re partnering with SkyWest Airlines, flying as United Express, to bring you 40 years of proven reliability and service. This partnership allows us to provide you with punctual flights at a competitive rate. Because we care about getting you where you need to be, on time and without hassle. Laramie to anywhere just got a whole lot easier.

Description: Wednesday: College Country Night 18+: 9 PM – 1 AM Thursday: Country Acoustic Night 21+ Friday & Saturday: Live Bands

Description: Ludwig Photography has been photographing Laramie and the West for over 111 years. Drop in and visit our portrait studio and gallery to see where many of the West’s iconic images were made.

Description: Daily fishing, catch & release only. Additional trout fishing nearby. Hiking, Climbing. National Forest access. Golfing and Skiing nearby.

Description: This is Cheers, Laramie style. Supposedly the model for the interior of Moe’s from the Simpsons.

Description: SafeRide is an on-call public transportation service that operates late nights on the weekends to offer nonjudgmental “safe” rides home. Rides are offered to UW students, faculty, staff, and Laramie community members and visitors. SafeRide’s service areas include the Laramie city limits. However, SafeRide will not pick-up/drop-off at specific locations within downtown Laramie. Riders wishing to be picked-up/dropped-off downtown will need to utilize the SafeRide office located at 3rd Street & Garfield. There is no on-board fare for utilizing SafeRide.

Description:   Home to Outlaws, Desperados and Gunslingers.  Meet the bad boys of The Wyoming Territorial Prison Originally built in 1872, the Prison ran on the Auburn Prison System. This required silence at all times, black and white striped uniforms and numbers replaced names for some of the most infamous criminals. The Wyoming Territorial Prison is a former federal government prison near Laramie, Wyoming. Built in 1872 it is one of the oldest buildings in Wyoming. It operated as a federal penitentiary from 1872 to 1890, and as a…

Description: The Crown Jewel of Laramie In 1870, Edward Ivinson bought this city block for the spot of his future home. By 1892, this $40,000 mansion was complete with central heating, electric lights and running water. Quite the marvel of Laramie. Edward Ivinson made a fortune in banking in Laramie, Wyo. in the 19th century and turned to philanthropy late in his life, making large contributions to benefit his town and community. Ivinson was born Sept. 20, 1830 in the Virgin Islands on St. Croix, where his father, Thomas,…

Description: The University of Wyoming Insect Museum is the only research collection of insects in the state of Wyoming. Present holdings are estimated at more than a quarter of a million specimens. It is an important regional resource, as well as a collection of national and international significance. Holdings are particularly strong in the major orders Hymenoptera (53%), Diptera (12%), Lepidoptera (10%), and Coleoptera (9%). Several unique voucher collections are housed at University of Wyoming including the Pawnee National Grasslands Collection, Johnston and Wyodak Power Plant Collections, Hanna Strip-Mine…

Description: A wide variety of antiques and collectibles, including artwork, furniture, and glassware.

Description: Chalk N’ Cheese has artisan cheeses from all across the world. We have cheeses from Spain, Italy, Ireland, England, and also some that are made here in the United States. We also have jams and mustard’s, Olive Oils and a variety of Balsamic Vinegars. Let’s not forget peanuts, crackers, and pastas.

Description: The museum is partially housed in a 1907 Hahn’s Peak and Pacific Railroad depot. Its exhibits depict the general history of the Centennial Valley. Topics include mining, lumbering, ranching, and railroading. A 1944 Union Pacific caboose and many large pieces of ranching, farming, and mining equipment are on site. We’re open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, Thursday through Monday, noon to 4 PM. In September, we’re open Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 PM. Admission is always free, but donations are gratefully accepted. If you’d like to…

Description: Set on the property of the magnificent Ivinson Mansion, the Laramie Plains Museum is one of the region’s finest historic house museums. Thousands of visitors from around the country and the world view its collections each year. Located between 6th and 7th Streets on Ivinson Street, it is a must-see when visiting Laramie, Wyoming, 45 miles west of Cheyenne on Interstate 80. The Ivinson Mansion was saved from demolition in 1972, and has been fully restored to its original opulence because of the Laramie community. It is the…

Description: In 1999, Greg Smith and Karen Robillard opened Altitude to combine sophisticated food and drink choices with a casual Rocky Mountain atmosphere. Over the past decade, Altitude has enjoyed recognition for its original brews, cuisine, atmosphere and service. Altitude has received over 25 Awards at Regional Brew Fests, recognition in Wyoming Homes and Living Magazine, recommendation by Better Homes & Gardens, recognition in Via Magazine and a Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Wyoming and Northern Colorado.

Description: Laramie Community Theatre provides quality affordable entertainment to the community. We also providing affordable and flexible space that can be used for rehearsals, performances, and classes. We offer Turn-Key packages for producing shows, that allow the artist to do there art and not worry about all of the technical requirements that are involved in production of the show.

Description: The historic Oxford Horse Ranch was established in 1887 and is now a working cattle ranch, bed and breakfast, and venue. Come enjoy the ranch life style viewing cattle, horses, and the 150 foot log barn This national registered historic landmark boasts a wonderful piece of Wyoming history. Bring your horse and come experience the western way of life.

Description: Speedgoat is Downtown Laramie’s local taco & burrito shop. Featuring hand crafted burritos, tacos, salads and craft cocktails on draft. Our aim is to provide a fun, laid back environment of the highest quality to enjoy some unique and tasty culinary options in the heart of downtown Laramie.

Description:   Pioneers, Wagons, and a 575 Mile Journey. The Overland Trail and Stagecoach Line was an alternate wagon route off the famous Oregon Trail. Pioneers crossed this area as they headed westward in the late 1800’s. The Overland Trail (also known as the Overland Stage Line) was a stagecoach and wagon trail in the American West during the 19th century. While portions of the route had been used by explorers and trappers since the 1820s, the Overland Trail was most heavily used in the 1860s as an alternative…

Description: World’s Largest Collection of Wyoming Yarns. Yarns from 6 of the 7 continents. Regions largest selection of pattern books, knitting needles, crochet hooks, gizmo’s and gadgets. Inviting designated fiber lounge to work on your projects. We will wind your balls at Cowgirl Yarn.

Description: TNT Motorsports is a Yamaha, Arctic Cat, Honda, Can Am and Ski Doo dealership with all your snowmobile, ATV or motorcycle needs. Offering new and used sales, a full service department, parts, accessories and apparel. Open Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Open 8:00 a.m. Saturdays throughout snowmobile season.)

Description: (above) (1) Gunfighter “Big” Steve Long, (2) Con Moyer, (3) Ace Moyer, A lynching in Laramie Wyo. -1868     When Lawlessness was the only law in town!   150 years ago, justice in Laramie was served up by 3 violent lawmen: Asa Moyer, Con Waggoner and “Big” Steve Long. Ruling the town with an iron fist, “justice” often got bloody. History: Little is known about Steve Long’s early life or childhood. After the American Civil War, he had settled in Laramie, Wyoming. He and his half-brothers, Ace…