It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s seven must-see sites in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Held annually since 1897, Cheyenne Frontier Days is an event drawing nearly 200,000 visitors yearly. Held July 21–30 this year, the event features rodeos, bull riding, concerts, a fair with games and rides, food vendors, an Indian village, and Wild West shows. © Brian Cherry | Dreamstime.com
Head to Terry Bison Ranch Resort to spot American bison in the wild. In addition to cabins and a steakhouse, the ranch is famous for its bison train tour. Guests at the ranch also enjoy horseback riding, fishing and, for the kids, pony riding. © Cheri Alguire | Dreamstime.com
Cheyenne is home of one of eight surviving Big Boy steam engines, a series of locomotives manufactured by American Locomotive Company in the 1940s. These are the world’s largest steam locomotives and the engine in Cheyenne is on display year-round in Holliday Park. © Giovanni Gagliardi | Dreamstime.com
Outside Union Pacific Train Depot, you’ll find a large and colorful sculpture of a cowboy boot, one of several found in the city, all made by local artists. Head to Visit Cheyenne’s website to download a map of all the large boots and see if you can find them! © Paul Brady | Dreamstime.com
Recognizing the history of the city cannot be done without appreciating the indigenous cultures present before the city’s founding. At Cheyenne Frontier Days, Native American dancers take part in dances showcasing their rich culture through movement, colorful costumes and music. The Indian village also features storytelling sessions, flute players, handicrafts and more. © Bdingman | Dreamstime.com
Railroad enthusiasts must visit Cheyenne Depot Museum, located inside the late-19th-century Union Pacific Railroad depot. The museum displays multiple exhibits and sometimes offers tours of other railroad facilities. © Chon Kit Leong | Dreamstime.com
Downtown Cheyenne showcases several vibrant and colorful murals. Walk the streets to spot an array of them, including the buffalo mural, piano mural and underwater mural. © Yvonne Stracener | Dreamstime.com
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