Visit Cheyenne

When you’re ready to get out of your neighborhood, head to our nature-hood where miles and miles of remote, winding trails and roads make for the perfect playground for one-of-a-kind experiences that will have you living the legend. Explore scenic trails by bike, foot or horseback and discover hidden waterfalls and the area’s abundant wildlife. Nearby reservoirs offer all of the water activities you crave from boating to fishing, and maybe some you’d like to try like bouldering and rock climbing.

Cheyenne isn’t all horses and cowboys. This vibrant city transformed historical buildings into upscale restaurants serving tantalizing culinary delights, including steaks, chops, bison and ribs. Larger-than-life murals scattered around the city’s downtown surround all four of Cheyenne’s breweries and one of the distilleries where brewmasters and mixologists wait to pour you a tasty craft beer or flashy cocktail. Plus, a host of quaint shops offer unique treasures from local and regional creators, a blend of modern and western decor, and the perfect apparel and accessories.

Step back in time to Cheyenne, Wyoming, to experience what it was like for the wranglers, gunslingers and pioneers of the west while having some good old-fashioned fun. Sure the world’s largest rodeo, Cheyenne Frontier Days, calls Cheyenne home, yet there is a lot more western culture to explore. Traniacs can wonder at Wyoming’s oldest locomotive Ol’ Sadie, Union Pacific’s 4-8-8-4 Big Boy #4004 and the Merci Train. Self-guided tours take you inside the People’s House — the Wyoming Capitol — one of only 20 state capital’s designated as national historic landmarks with a history dating back to 1888. And that’s just the beginning.