Saratoga |
1,600 |
Saratoga Hot Springs Resort, Hobo Hot Springs, Snowy Range Scenic Byway |
Renowned for its naturally heated hot springs and outdoor recreation opportunities, Saratoga offers a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. The Snowy Range Scenic Byway provides stunning mountain views. |
Buffalo |
4,600 |
Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, Occidental Hotel, Bighorn Mountains |
Steeped in Old West history, Buffalo boasts well-preserved historic buildings and access to the breathtaking Bighorn Mountains. The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum provides fascinating insights into the area's past. |
Lander |
7,500 |
Sinks Canyon State Park, Wind River Mountains, National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) |
A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Lander offers world-class climbing, hiking, and fishing opportunities. Sinks Canyon State Park is a natural wonder, and the town is home to NOLS headquarters. |
Thermopolis |
2,800 |
Hot Springs State Park, Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Legend Rock Petroglyph Site |
Home to the world's largest single mineral hot spring, Thermopolis offers a unique blend of relaxation and adventure. The Wyoming Dinosaur Center is a must-see for paleontology enthusiasts. |
Cody |
9,800 |
Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Yellowstone Regional Airport, Rodeo |
Founded by Buffalo Bill Cody himself, Cody is a gateway to Yellowstone National Park and a vibrant town with a rich Western heritage. The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is an internationally acclaimed museum complex. |
Pinedale |
2,000 |
Museum of the Mountain Man, Green River Lakes, Wind River Range |
Located at the foot of the Wind River Range, Pinedale is a paradise for outdoor lovers. The Museum of the Mountain Man showcases the area's fur trapping history. |
Jackson |
10,800 |
Jackson Town Square, National Elk Refuge, Grand Teton National Park |
While larger than some of the others on this list, Jackson still retains a small-town charm and is a hub for exploring Grand Teton National Park. The iconic Jackson Town Square is a must-see. |
Dubois |
900 |
National Bighorn Sheep Center, Wind River, petrified forest |
Nestled along the Wind River, Dubois offers stunning scenery and a laid-back atmosphere. The National Bighorn Sheep Center is dedicated to the conservation of these majestic animals. |
Sundance |
1,300 |
Sundance Square, Devils Tower National Monument (nearby) |
History buffs love Sundance for its well-preserved buildings and proximity to the Devils Tower National Monument. The town itself has a quaint and welcoming vibe. |
Greybull |
1,800 |
Big Horn Basin Geoscience Center, Medicine Lodge Archaeological Site |
Greybull is a great base for exploring the rich geological and archaeological history of the Bighorn Basin. The Big Horn Basin Geoscience Center is a fascinating place to learn about the region's past. |
Kemmerer |
2,700 |
Fossil Butte National Monument, Kemmerer City Park |
Known as the "Fossil Fish Capital of the World," Kemmerer is a paleontological paradise. Fossil Butte National Monument showcases remarkably preserved fossils. |
Encampment |
450 |
Grand Encampment Museum, Encampment River |
Experience authentic Wyoming living. Encampment’s Grand Encampment Museum offers a glimpse into the area’s mining and ranching heritage. The Encampment River offers excellent fishing. |