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Experience the Cheyenne Spirit…

Settled by rugged pioneers following the path of the transcontinental railroad, Cheyenne beckoned settlers who moved into the flourishing town full of rowdy bars alongside elegant opera houses and theaters. From there Cheyenne grew into a business center for the West and, eventually, into the Capitol for the new State of Wyoming.

Cheyenne is a unique city, proud of its rugged past yet continuing to move forward. Outdoor adventure such as world-class mountain biking trails and business developments such as massive computer data centers illustrate this progress.

Come experience our West – in Cheyenne!

Live the Legend online ! www.cheyenne.org

1-800-426-5009 cheyenne.org

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Cheyenne Frontier Days™

8th Ave at Frontier Park 3 The Daddy of ’em All has been kicking up dust since 1897 with the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and Western Celebration. The world’s best PRCA rodeo action takes place daily, while music superstars shine each night. Kids and adults enjoy the rides, games and carnival fare on the midway. July 22– 31, 2016; see page 6 for suggested itineraries; see pages 10 and 11 for events schedule, ticket information and more.

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum & StoreFrontier Park, 4610 Carey Ave 4 Showcases one of the largest Western carriage collections in the U.S. Features a totally new narrative of the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ experience. Mon – Fri 9 am – 5 pm; weekends 10 am – 5 pm. Extended summer hours. During Cheyenne Frontier Days™: 8 am – 8 pm. Museum: 307-778-7290. Store: 1-800-266-2696. AAA Gem.

Cheyenne Depot and Cheyenne Depot Museum121 W 15th St 20 A National Historic Landmark, this former Union Pacific Depot has been restored to its original glory. Home to a visitor center and restaurant, the Depot also features the Cheyenne Depot Museum, rich with railroad history, exhibits and interactive displays. Outside, the Cheyenne Depot Plaza plays host to concerts and other events. Mon – Sat 9 am – 5 pm; Sun 11 am – 5 pm. Extended summer hours. 307-632-3905. Gift Shop: 307-638-6338.

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and Wyoming State Museum 13 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the State Capitol (Capitol Ave & 24th St) boasts marble floors, fine woodwork, stained glass, historic photographs and a wildlife display. The neighboring Wyoming State Museum (2301 Central Ave) features artifacts, various collections and gift shop, full of souvenirs and Wyoming books. The interior of the State Capitol will be closed for renovation during 2016. 307-777-7220. Museum hours: Mon – Sat 9 am – 4:30 pm 307-777-7022. AAA Gem.

Terry Bison Ranch51 I-25 Service Rd E 27 Western entertainment just as you’d expect is but a short drive south of town. Home to 3,000 bison, the ranch is full of high kickin’ good old-fashioned fun, featuring outdoor cooking, horseback rides, fishing, train tours of the bison herd, ATV rides, a steakhouse and saloon. 307-634-4171. Open year round.

Shopping Galore!Even the most avid shopper will find a multitude of possibilities in Cheyenne—from uniquely Western wear and home decor to the latest trends in fashion and furnishings. Premier Western emporiums and quaint and charming specialty shops offer shopping opportunities galore! Visit www.cheyenne.org/shopping or see page 7 for a list of area shops.

CHEYENNE’s “Live the Legend” must see attractions

Dates and times subject to change. Numbers next to attractions correspond to city map on page 8.

Free audio tours available. Detailed information on page 7.

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Big Boy Steam EngineHolliday Park 16 (17th St & Morrie Ave) Even in retirement, Old Number 4004 remains an imposing sight. The world’s largest steam locomotive, this powerful coal-fired engine was designed to pull a 3600-ton train over steep grades between Cheyenne and Ogden, Utah. The 4004 is one of eight remaining Big Boys on display throughout the country.

Outdoor Recreation30 minutes west of Cheyenne 17 Three scenic and distinct areas—the Pole Mountain and Vedauwoo areas within Medicine Bow National Forest, and Curt Gowdy State Park—provide a rich playground for both the casual nature lover and the avid outdoor enthusiast. www.cheyenneoutdoors.org. 307-778-3133 or 1-800-426-5009.

Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley121 W 15th St 20 With its authentic ambience, the trolley offers fully-narrated historic city tours that capture the lively character of days gone by. Tours highlight Cheyenne’s top attractions. Daily, May – Sept. Special Halloween and Christmas tours. 307-778-3133 or 1-800-426-5009.

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens and Paul Smith Children’s VillageCarey & South Lions Park Drive 5 Over 20 different specialty landscapes, solar heated and powered conservatory/greenhouse.The grounds are also home to the historic Locomotive 1242 and the award-winning Paul Smith Children’s Village. CBG hours: Dawn to dusk. PSCV hours: Tue – Sat 9 am – 5 pm; Sun 10 am – 4 pm. 307-637-6458.

CHEYENNE’s “Live the Legend” must see attractions

Experience Cheyenne Your Way

Celebrations, shopping, recreation, galleries and museums—Cheyenne offers everything from boot-stompin’ excitement to tranquil beauty…rollicking fun to historic intrigue. So put on your cowboy or hiking boots, tennies or high heels, Stetson or ball cap, and experience Cheyenne as you like it.

Culture, fun, history or adventure—variety and choice abound. Go horseback riding, hiking, or enjoy a narrated historic trolley tour. Cheyenne’s seven museums offer free audio tours from your own personal cell phone, or you can listen to the “Big Boot” artists in the new boot tour. Dial in, choose exactly what you want, and move at your own pace.

Via carriage, trolley, horse, or cell phone, Cheyenne’s magic beckons.

Live the Legend of Cheyenne!

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19 Cowgirls of the West Museum & Store: 205/203 W 17th St. Highlights cowgirls in local history. Includes memorabilia, gift shop. Call for seasonal hours. Extended hours during Cheyenne Frontier Days™. 307-638-4994. Free.

20 Cheyenne Gunslingers: 15th and Pioneer. Enactments of gunfights and other Wıld West activities. June– July. Most weeknights 6 pm. Saturdays noon. Call for specific schedule. 307-778-3133 or 1-800-426-5009. Free.

20 Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides: Downtown. May – Sept. Call for schedule. 307-778-3133. Free.

20 Big Boots: Locations throughout Cheyenne. Eight-foot-tall boots beautifully decorated by local artists. Map available at Visitor Center in Depot. 307-778-3133.

17 Bit-O-Wyo Ranch: 470 Happy Jack Rd. Home to spectacular horseback riding and the Horse Barn Dinner Show. Shows most Saturday evenings July – Aug and select dates during Cheyenne Frontier Days. Cabins available Jun–Aug. 307-638-6924. Reservations required.

More Great Attractions18 Nelson Museum of the West:

1714 Carey Ave. Over 11,000 sq. feet of exhibits, including Indian artifacts, cowboy trappings, 19th century weapons, and outlaw memorabilia. Open May 1 – Oct 31: Mon – Fri 9 am – 4:30 pm. June – Aug: Open Sat. 307-635-7670. AAA Gem.

Military Memorial Museum: 1717 Carey Ave. Military collection includes 19th century Cavalry items and recent-history service pieces. Hours and phone above.

14 Historic Governors’ Mansion: 300 E 21st (21st & House Ave). Home of Wyoming governors, including U.S.’s first woman governor. Open June–Sept: Mon– Sat 9 am – 5 pm; Sun 1 – 5 pm. Dec–May: Wed– Sat 9 am – 5 pm; Tue by appt. Closed Oct, Nov and Dec 25– Jan 15. 307-777-7878. Free. Call for group tours.

5 Locomotive 1242: Carey Ave & Lions Park Dr. Oldest locomotive in Wyoming. Built in 1890 in New Jersey. Located in the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens. 307-637-6458.

20 Historic Downtown Walking Tour: 121 W 15th St. Self-guided tour. Brochure available at Depot Vısitor Center. 307-778-3133.

9 F.E. Warren Air Force Base: Randall Ave and I-25. Originally named Fort D.A. Russell, today it serves as a command center for U.S. Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and as a training ground for the U.S. Air Force. 307-773-3381. *

F.E. Warren Museum: 401 Champagne Dr. History of Fort D.A. Russell. Portrays military life in late 1800s. Also home of the ICBM Missile Museum. Mon – Wed and Fri 8 am – 4 pm. Thur 1 – 4 pm. 307-773-2980. *

*Tours offered last Thursday of the month, May–Sept, with two weeks advanced reservation. Limited public access for those without military ID. Call in advance.

High Tea: Nagle Warren Mansion, 222 E 17th. Enjoy tea and fine pastries in an elegant mansion. Year-round every Fri-Sat 2 – 4 pm. 307-637-3333. Reservations required.

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Reflections of History

Before its impressive structures arose from dusty Western streets, Cheyenne was a land of rich heritage. From the stalwart people who first roamed its majestic plains to European nobility in search of new adventure, it was the powerful character of her people that forged Cheyenne’s colorful history.

30 Wyoming National Guard Museum: 624 E Pershing Blvd. Honoring Wyoming National Guard men and women who have served since 1870. Wed – Sat 9 am – 4 pm. 307-432-0057. Free.

29 Messenger Museum: Nationway and Crook Ave. at Cheyenne Storage. Western displays including sleighs, carriages—including one owned by Buffalo Bill Cody—and more. Mon – Fri 8 am – 5 pm. 307-635-8959.

20 Old-Fashioned Melodrama: Atlas Theatre, 211 W Lincolnway. Melodrama and olio acts bring history to life in the Atlas Theatre, built in 1887. Selected dates, July – early Aug. 307-635-0199.

8 Cheyenne Little Theatre: 2706 E Pershing Blvd. Theatrical shows by local talent. 307-638-6543.

15 Cheyenne Civic Center: 510 W 20th. Presenting world-renowned acts year-round. 307-637-6363.

15 Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra: Performs six regular concerts at Cheyenne Civic Center (above)Sept – May. 307-778-8561.

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23 National Center for Atmospheric Research Super Computer (NCAR): 8120 Veta Dr. Visitor Center describes the computer and its uses. Mon – Fri 8 am – 5 pm; Sat 10am-4pm. 307-996-4321.

22 Wyoming Adventure Mini Golf: 1530 W Lincolnway. Features Devils Tower, Old Faithful, other state landmarks. Year-round, weather permitting, 7 days/week. 307-433-0024.

22 City of Cheyenne Ice & Events Center: 1530 W Lincolnway. Ice skating (winter), roller skating (summer), Laser Tag, and arcade. 307-433-0024.

25 Night Rodeos: Pine Bluffs (40 mi. east of Cheyenne). Exciting rodeo action! Select Summer Fridays 7 pm. Call for schedule. 307-632-3626.

28 Big Country Speedway: 4820 S Greeley Hwy. Stock car racing May – Sept. 307-772-1529.

Free audio tours available. Detailed information on page 7.

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Explore Cheyenne…

Suggested HALF Day Itinerary: Go downtown to the Cheyenne Depot. A national Historic Landmark, the depot has been restored to its original glory and is once again a center of activity in the community. Tour the Art Deco lobby and visit the Cheyenne Depot Museum which chronicles the railroad and its relationship to Cheyenne.

In the depot, purchase tickets for the Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley which provides a 90-minute overview to the community and its history. The tour includes stops at various attractions, allowing riders to disembark for the attraction and then re-board the next trolley 90 minutes later.

Upon returning to downtown, spend some time at a couple of true western stores. Try The Wrangler for jeans, boots, hats, and other western apparel or Wyoming Home for its unique Western furniture and artwork. Or catch a ride on the free downtown horse-drawn carriage rides.

Suggested FULL Day Itinerary: Do the half day itinerary PLUS head south nine miles to the Terry Bison Ranch for a horseback ride or a train ride into the middle of the bison herd that calls the ranch home. Back in town, be sure to check out Big Boy 4004, the world’s largest steam locomotive (1.2 million lbs.). It was designed especially for the rugged Cheyenne to Ogden, Utah run.

Or head west 30 minutes to the spectacular rock formations at Vedauwoo Recreation Area, a rich playground for both the casual nature lover and the avid outdoor enthusiast. See page 12 for more information.

End your day watching the free Western skits and escapades of the Cheyenne Gunslingers at 6 pm in downtown Cheyenne (June-July). Then enjoy the Bit-O-Wyo Horse Barn Dinner Show in the beautiful mountains west of town (July-Aug). Or catch the Old-Fashioned Melodrama at the Historic Atlas Theater where you can cheer the hero and hiss the villain (July). Close down the evening with live music and dancing at the Outlaw Saloon or Cadillac Ranch Bar.

Cheyenne Frontier Days™

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1 – Monday, Wednesday, or Friday

7:00 am Pancake Breakfast, Downtown

10:30 am Behind the Chutes Tour, Frontier Park

12:15 pm Rodeo, Frontier Park

5:00 pm Indian Village, Wild Horse Gulch, Old West Museum, Carnival, Exhibits, Frontier Park

8:00 pm Concert, Frontier Park

Day 2 – Tuesday or Thursday9:00 am Parade, Downtown

10:30 am Western Shopping, Cheyenne Depot and Depot Museum, Horse-drawn Carriage Rides or Trolley Rides, Downtown

Noon Cheyenne Gunslingers Show, Downtown

Afternoon Another Rodeo or Wyoming State Capitol and Wyoming State Museum, Downtown or Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, across from Frontier Park

Evening Old Fashioned Melodrama at the Historic Atlas Theater, Downtown or Dinner / Activities at Terry Bison Ranch or Bit-O-Wyo Ranch

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Western Shopping All Wild & Western 1400 Dell Range Blvd, Frontier Mall, 307-635-0119

Boot Barn 4519 Frontier Mall Drive, 307-635-5810

Cheyenne Depot Gift Shop 121 W 15th Street, 307-638-6338

Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum Store 4610 Carey Avenue, 307-778-7290

Cowgirls of the West 203 W 17th Street, 307-638-4994

Just Dandy 212 W 17th Street, 307-635-2565

Little America Gift Shop 2800 W Lincolnway, 307-775-8432

Murdoch’s Ranch and Home Supply 3773 E Lincolnway, 307-632-7888

Sierra Trading Post 5025 Campstool Road, 307-775-8050

The Statement 1819 Carey Avenue, 307-632-5186

The Wrangler 1518 Capitol Avenue, 307-634-3048

Wyoming Home 216 W Lincolnway, 307-638-2222

Wyoming State Museum Gift Shop 2301 Central Avenue, 307-777-5320

Art Galleries Art Co-Op Gallery 122 W Lincolnway

Artful Hand Gallery & Studio 301 E 1st Avenue, 229-546-5183

Bohemian Metals 314 W 17th Street, 307-778-8782

Cheyenne Artists Guild 1701 Morrie Avenue, 307-632-2263

Clay Paper Scissors Gallery & Studio 1513 Carey Avenue, 307-631-6039

Deselms Fine Art & Custom Framing 303 E 17th Street, 307-432-0606

Flydragon Design Art Studio 1822 E. 16th St., 307-514-5547

WYO Art Factory 500 W 15th Street, Ste. 160 970-629-9478

Wyoming Arts Council Gallery 2320 Capitol Avenue, 307-777-7742

Audio ToursVisitors can enjoy free audio tours on their personal cell phones for eight Cheyenne attractions. The audio tours describe individual exhibits and other highlights, providing additional infor-mation for your visit. Call these num-bers on your cell phone, then enter an exhibit number followed by the # key.

Cheyenne Depot Museum : 307-316-0065 (Exhibits 1# – 6#)

Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum : 307-316-0079 (1# – 11#)

Nelson Museum of the West : 307-316-0069 (1# – 17#)

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens : 307-316-0071 (1# – 17#)

Historic Governors’ Mansion : 307-316-0075 (1# – 20#)

F.E. Warren Air Force Base Museum : 307-316-0073 (1# – 39#)

Wyoming State Museum : 307-316-0077 (1# – 11#)

Big Boots : 307-316-0067 (1# – 18#) (pick up a map at the Visitor Center in the Depot)

Audio tours are free, but your individual cell plan charges may apply.

Cheyenne arts events calendar: artscheyenne.com

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Navigate the Legend!1 Oregon Trail Ruts, Register Cliff,

Ft. Laramie Natl. Historic Site

2 Airport Golf Course

3 Frontier Park

4 Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum & Store

5 Lions Park, Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, Paul Smith Children’s Village, Locomotive 1242, Cheyenne Aquatic Center

6 Prairie View Golf Course

7 F.E. Warren AFB Golf Course

8 Cheyenne Little Theatre

9 F.E. Warren AFB & Museum

10 Laramie County Public Library

11 Historic Lakeview Cemetery

12 Wyoming State Capitol Building, Wyoming Arts Council Gallery

13 Wyoming State Museum, Wyoming State Library

14 Historic Governors’ Mansion

15 Cheyenne Civic Center

16 Holliday Park, Big Boy Steam Engine

17 Curt Gowdy State Park, Bit-O-Wyo Horse Barn Dinner Show

18 Nelson Museum of the West, Military Memorial Museum

19 Cowgirls of the West Museum & Store

20 Cheyenne Depot Square & Museum, Cheyenne Gunslingers, Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley, Historic Downtown Walking Tour, Horsedrawn Carriage Rides, Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce

21 Johnson Pool

22 Cheyenne Ice & Events Center

23 National Center for Atmospheric Research, Vedauwoo Recreation Area, Ames Monument, Medicine Bow Natl. Forest, Snowy Range Ski Area, Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site

24 Little America Golf Course

25 Pine Bluffs, Albin, Burns; Pine Bluffs Information Center, Night Rodeos, Our Lady of Peace Shrine, High Plains Archaeological Dig Site

26 Laramie County Community College

27 Wyoming Travel Information Center, Terry Bison Ranch

28 Big Country Speedway

29 Messenger Museum

30 Wyoming National Guard Museum

31 Cheyenne Country ClubP Parking Garage (free)

Living the Legend in Cheyenne, WyomingUse the number designation next to the point of interest

and match it to this map. Map numbers generally sequence left to right from top to bottom.

Please note: this map is intended for reference only and is not to scale.

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TransportationAir Travel (CYS) Great Lakes Airlines 307-635-6623 (Connections to United and Frontier Airlines) Legend Aero Serve 307-634-7079

Bus Black Hills Stage Lines/Greyhound 307-635-1327 Cheyenne Transit 307-637-6253

Denver International Airport Transportation Green Ride 888-472-6656

Taxicabs Capitol City Cab 307-632-8294Cowboy Shuttle 307-638-2468 TI Shuttle 307-778-4066 Yellow Checker 307-701-0808

Rental Cars Avis Rent-A-Car 307-632-9371 Enterprise Rent-A-Car 307-632-1907 Hertz Rent-A-Car 307-634-2131

Beyond the City Lights

East of Cheyenne stretches the quiet charm of the Wyoming prairie and the enchanting communities of Pine Bluffs, Albin, Carpenter and Burns. Pine Bluffs is home to the High Plains Archaeological Dig Site, where history unfolds as researchers extract prehistoric and Indian artifacts dating back some 11,000 years. Visitors will also enjoy Pine Bluffs’ Texas Trail Museum Complex and the Our Lady of Peace Shrine. Nearby are the communities of Albin and Burns.

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Pine Bluffs Roping Club Action: U.S. 30 at Beech Street. May – Sept. Practice roping every Tues, Thurs & Sun 6pm. Actual events take place most Sundays during summer.

Pine Bluffs Night Rodeo: Exciting night rodeo action! Summer, select Fridays 7 pm. 307-632-3626. Call for schedule.

High Plains Archaeological Dig Site: I-80 Rest Area at Pine Bluffs. Active dig site of artifacts dating back 11,000 years. Memorial Day – Labor Day, daily 9am – 4 pm. 307-245-3695. Call in advance.

Pine Bluffs Trail Days: Aug 3–7. Street dance, barbecue, craft fair, melodramas, parade, teenage rodeo, lawn mower races, mud volleyball and 3-on-3 basketball tournaments. 307-245-3746.

Our Lady of Peace Shrine: East edge of Pine Bluffs, off old Hwy 30. Overlooks 1-80. At five stories tall, this is one of the largest statues of the Virgin Mary in the U.S.

Leaning Rock Golf Course: 6 Beech Street. Picturesque 9-holes. Open dawn-dusk, weather permitting. For information call 307-245-3301.

Texas Trail Museum: 3rd & Market. Open Memorial Day – Labor Day, Wed – Sat 11am – 4 pm; Sun 1 – 4pm. 307-245-3713.

Pine Bluffs Nature Trails: 904 Parsons. Wildlife watching areas, interpretive trails, environmental sculptures, picnic areas.*

Pine Bluffs Recreation Area: 1200 S Beech. Wildlife watching, picnic areas, nature trails, bike paths.*

Reher Park: 200 E 8th. Outdoor swimming pool, horseshoe pits, barbecue area.*

*Recreation information: 307-245-3301.

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Albin Farm & Garden Show: March –call for specific date. 9 am – 3 pm. Community Center. 307-246-3386.

Albin Day: July 9. Contact Albin City Hall. 307-246-3386.

Albin Museum: 300 5th Ave. Ask for key at City Hall. 307-246-3386.

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Burns Day: June 4. 307-547-2206.

Dates and times subject to change.


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EventsCINCH Rodeo Shoot-Out: 12:15 pm, Fri, July 22. Five rodeo events in one afternoon!

PRCA Rodeos: 12:15 pm, Sat, July 23 – Sun, July 31.

Concerts: 8 pm, Fri, July 22 – Sat, July 30. Top-name entertainment.

Free Parades: 9:00 am, Sat, Tues, Thurs, Sat, July 23, 26, 28 & 30. In historic downtown Cheyenne.

Free Pancake Breakfasts: 7 – 9 am, Mon, Wed & Fri, July 25, 27 & 29. At Depot Plaza (downtown).

Free Tımed Event Slack: Mornings, Tue, July 19– Thurs, July 21. Roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing.

Behind the Chutes Tour: 9:30 & 10:30 am (and 5 pm most days) Sat, July 23 – Sat, July 30. 10 am Sun, July 30 Free.

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Western Art Show & Sale: Old West Museum. Reception Thurs, July 21. General art show Fri , July 22– Sun, July 31.

Old Frontier Town: Fri, July 22– Sat, July 30: 10:30 am – 8 pm; closes 6 pm Sun, July 31. Western merchants.

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum & Store: 8 am – 8 pm daily; closes 6 pm Sun, July 31.

Carnival Midway: Fri, July 22– Sat, July 30: 10:30 am – 12:30 am; closes 6 pm Sun, July 31.

Free Exhibits: Fri, July 22 – Sat, July 30: 11 am – 11 pm; closes 6 pm Sun, July 31.

Free Entertainment Area, Music & Acts: 11 am – 7 pm, Sat, July 23 – Sat, July 30.

Indian Village: 10 am – 7:30 pm, Sat, July 23 – Sat, July 30. Pow Wow, Wed, 7:15pm. Closes at 1 pm Sun, July 31. Free.

Chuckwagon Cook-off: Public tasting on Thurs, July 28: 11 am – 1 pm. Free.

Old-Fashioned Melodrama: Nightly performances. Downtown Atlas Theatre. 635-0199.

Fort D.A. Russell Days: Fri, July 22–Sun, July 24. F.E. Warren Air Force Base. Living history displays/performances.

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Cheyenne Frontier Days™ 3 July 22 – 31, 2016

Treat yourself to the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, Cheyenne Frontier Days, the “Daddy of ’em All”. This ten-day celebration is more than just rodeo: it’s honest - to - goodness excitement at its Western best. The Western Art Show & Sale, daily rodeos, Indian Village and dancing, parades, melodramas, pancake breakfasts, carnivals and entertainment — all served up with our Western hospitality — add up to an adventure that can’t be beat.

Future Dates

121st: July 21 – 30, 2017 122nd: July 20 –29, 2018

Ticket InformationMail: Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Tickets PO Box 2477 Cheyenne, WY 82003-2477

Phone: In Cheyenne: 307-778-7222 Out of town: 1-800-227-6336

FAX: 307-778-7229

Hours: Mon – Fri 9 am – 5 pm www.CFDRodeo.com

Ticket Office8th Ave at Frontier Park. Hours: Mon – Fri 9 am – 5 pm During Cheyenne Frontier Days™: 9 am – 9 pm.


Suggested Itinerary on page 6.

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Cheyenne City Parks For more information call or visit Cheyenne Parks & Recreation: 307-637-6429 or cheyennecity.org

5 Lions: Carey & 8th Ave Beach, bike paths, Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, Paul Smith Children’s Village, mini golf, picnic areas, paddleboats and canoes for rent, fishing, playgrounds, softball, volleyball, swimming pool, community house, amphitheater.

16 Holliday: Lincolnway & Morrie Ave Basketball, bike path, tennis, horseshoes, picnic areas, playgrounds, restrooms, volleyball. Cheyenne Artists Guild. Big Boy Steam Engine.

Cheyenne Greenway: Gateway to Cheyenne’s parks and neighborhoods. Walking, biking, rollerblading. Call for maps and information.

Brimmer: Pershing & Wındmill Picnic areas, playground, restrooms, softball, tennis, volleyball, skate park.

Mylar: Seminole Rd & Mylar Park Bike path, horseshoes, picnic areas, volleyball, disc golf.

Pioneer: Talbot Ct & Cribbon Picnic area, basketball, baseball, tennis, playground, recreation building. Home to Cheyenne Grizzlies baseball team.

Powers Fıeld: Wındmill & Dell Range Home to American Legion baseball.

Romero Park: Parsley Blvd. Softball fields, picnic facility, youth activity center, disc golf.

Numbers next to attractions correspond to city map on page 8.

Golf2 Airport: 4801 Central Ave.

18 holes. 307-637-6418.

6 Prairie View: 3601 Windmill Rd. 9 holes. 307-637-6420.

7 F.E. Warren AFB: Located at F.E. Warren AFB. 18 holes. 307-773-3556.

25 Leaning Rock: 6 Beech St., Pine Bluffs. 9 holes. 307-245-3746.

24 Little America: Jct. of I-80 and I-25. 9 holes. 307-775-8500.

31 Cheyenne Country Club: 800 Stinner Rd. 18 holes. Open to the public Mon. and Tue. 307-637-2230.

Swimming

21 Johnson Pool: 7th St & House Ave. Outdoor pool. 307-637-6239.

5 Cheyenne Aquatic Center: Carey Ave & Kennedy Rd in Lions Park. Indoor pool, water slide, spray park and climb wall. Open year round. 307-637-6455.

5 Sloans Lake: Lions Park. Summer season. Call Municipal Pool for information. 307-637-6423.

Outdoor Recreation23 Vedauwoo Recreation Area:

30 min. west of Cheyenne in Medicine Bow National Forest. Known for spectacular granite rock formations, rock climbing, picnic areas, and campgrounds. Call Medicine Bow National Forest for more information. 307-745-2300.

17 Curt Gowdy State Park: 30 min. west of Cheyenne on Hwy 210. Excellent for camping, boating, hiking and fishing. Superior bike trail system (35 miles), recently granted “Epic” status by the Intl. Mountain Bicycling Association. 307-632-7946.

23 Medicine Bow National Forest: 40 min. west of Cheyenne on I-80. Provides a variety of recreational opportunities and natural attractions. 307-745-2300.

23 Snowy Range Ski Area: 90 min. west of Cheyenne in Medicine Bow National Forest. Offers downhill and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in the winter. Summer offers hiking and scenic drives. 307-745-5750.

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Get Out and Play!

Those who relish a four-season climate will enjoy Cheyenne. Here, you’ll find landscapes painted with rich fall colors, snow-capped winters, vibrant summer flowers and blue spring skies. And breath deeply; the American Lung Association routinely ranks Cheyenne its #1 “Cleanest Air” U.S. City.

Just west of Cheyenne, adventure awaits! A well-defined system of trails serve as bike and hiking paths in the summer, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and fat biking trails during winter; streams and reservoirs offer fishing and boating; and spectacular rock formations provide climbing and photo opportunities! The International Mountain Bicycling Association has designated the trails at Curt Gowdy State Park as “Epic”— their designation for the best trails in the region.

Day Trips from Cheyenne1 Fort Laramie National Historic Site: 90 min. north of Cheyenne.

Built in 1834 as a fur trading post. Acquired by the military in 1849 and used as a military post from 1849–1890 to guard the wagons along the various emigrant trails. Open year round. 307-837-2221.

1 Oregon Trail Ruts & Register Cliff, Guernsey, WY: 90 min. north of Cheyenne. Ruts carved into sandstone by the passage of wagon trains heading west along the Oregon Trail are located just west of town. Register Cliff is another resting point along the Oregon Trail where travelers heading west stopped for the night and carved their names in the sandstone cliffs. Self-guided tours of both sites. 307-777-6323 or 307-836-2334.

23 Ames Monument: A state historic site, west of Cheyenne off I-80 Exit 329. A 60-foot pyramid built in 1882 as a monument to Oliver and Oakes Ames who were instrumental in the construction of the first transcontinental railroad. 307-777-6323 or 307-632-7946.

23 Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site: 45 min. west of Cheyenne in Laramie. Beautifully restored, the prison provides an authentic look at the history of law and justice in the West. 307-745-3733.

Adventure within reach! www.cheyenneoutdoors.org

Horseback RidingTerry Bison Ranch: 51 I-25 Service Rd E, Cheyenne. 307-634-4171.

Bit-O-Wyo Ranch: 470 Happy Jack Rd, Cheyenne. Daily rides June-Aug, 10am and 2pm, or by request. Reservations required.

Horse Boarding StablesCheyenne Stockyards: 350 Southwest Dr, Cheyenne. 307-214-8679.

Terry Bison Ranch: 51 I-25 Service Rd E, Cheyenne. 307-634-4171.

Singletree Stables: 4717 Thomas Rd, Cheyenne. 307-635-6010 or 1-800-336-0287.

Ole Maverick Horse Boarding: 92 E Ole Maverick Rd, Cheyenne. 307-421-9059.

Pine Ranch: 815 CR 154, Carpenter. 307-286-7975.

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America’s Best Value Inn 2512 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-632-7556

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Atlas Motel • 1524 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-632-9214

$$ 31 WD F F

Best Western Plus Frontier Inn • 8101 Hutchins Dr Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-638-8891 or 1-800-528-1234

$$$ 74 WD In F F F F F

Candlewood Suites • 2335 Tura Pkwy Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-6622

$$$ 86 WD F F F F

Cheyenne Motel • 1601 E Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-632-6802

$$ 30 WD F

Comfort Inn & Suites• 201 W Fox Farm Rd Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-514-6051


Days Inn • 2360 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-778-8877 or 1-800-325-2525

$$– $$$

108 WD In F F F F F

Fairfield Inn • 1415 Stillwater Ave Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-637-4070

$$$ 60 WD In F F F F

Firebird Motel • 1905 E Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-632-5505

$$ 49 WD F

Fleetwood Motel • 3800 E Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-638-8908

$$ 22 WD F

Guest Ranch Motel • 1100 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-2137

$ 32 WD F F

Hampton Inn • 1781 Fleischli Pkwy Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-632-2747


Historic Plains Hotel 1600 Central Ave • Cheyenne, WY 82001 866-2PLAINS or 307-638-3311

$$$ 105 OP F F F F F

Hitching Post Inn • 1600 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-638-3301

$$– $$$

70 F F F F

Holiday Inn • 204 W Fox Farm Rd Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-638-4466

$$$ 245 OP In F F F F

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 1741 Fleischli Pkwy • Cheyenne, WY 82001 307-433-0751 or 1-800-HOLIDAY


La Quinta Inn • 2410 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-632-7117

$$– $$$

105 WD Out F F F F

Lariat Motel • 600 Central Ave Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-635-8439

$ 16 WD F F

Little America Hotel & Resort 2800 W Lincolnway • Cheyenne, WY 82009 307-775-8400 or 1-800-445-6945

$$$ 188 2 OP Out F F F

Cheyenne Hotels & Motels

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The Hospitality that Won the West

Our diversity of motels, hotels, and bed & breakfasts offers something for everyone. Be it one of our 750 campsites or 2,600 guest rooms—an economical single or elegant suite—Cheyenne’s accommodations meet every taste and pocket book.

In addition to a variety of dining options, featuring award-winning gourmet, exciting ethnic food, family dining and the world’s best steaks and barbecue, Cheyenne is now part of the growing microbrewery scene.

Cheyenne also boasts excellent convention facilities for groups as large as 1,500 and banquets up to 1,000.


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Luxury Inn • 1805 Westland Rd Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-638-2550

$$ 32 F F

Microtel • 1400 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-3200

$$ 56 WD F F F F

Motel 6 • 1735 Westland Rd Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-635-6806

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My Place Hotel • 1920 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-1400

$$ 64 WD F F F

Oak Tree Inn • 1625 Stillwater Ave Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-778-6620

$$ 40 OP F F F F F F

Quality Inn • 2245 Etchepare Dr Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-638-7202

$$– $$$

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Ranger Motel • 909 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-7995

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Rodeo Inn • 3839 E Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-2171

$ 68 WD F

Rodeway Inn • 5401 Walker Rd Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-632-8901

$$– $$$

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Round-Up Motel • 403 S Greeley Hwy Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-634-7741

$$ 37 WD F

Sands Motel • 1022 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-7771

$$ 52 WD F F

Sapp Bros/Travelers Inn • 12500 I-80 Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-635-7799

$$ 20 OP F F F F

Springhill Suites • 416 W Fox Farm Rd Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-635-0006

$$– $$$

92 WD In F F F F

Stage Coach Motel • 1515 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-514-5774

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Staybridge Suites • 5109 Frontier Mall Dr Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 1-877-238-8889 Opening Spring 2016


Super 8 Motel • 1900 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-635-8741 or 1-800-800-8000

$$– $$$

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Terry Bison Ranch • 51 I-25 Service Rd E Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-634-4171

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TownePlace Suites by Marriott • 1710 W Lincolnway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-0400

$$– $$$

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Pine Bluffs MotelsGators Travelyn Motel • 515 W 7th St Pine Bluffs, WY 82082 • 307-245-3226

$$ 19 WD F F

Cheyenne Hotels & Motels (continued from previous page)

Price range key: $= 0 – 45 dollars $$= 46 – 90 dollars $$$= 91+ dollars

*Average prices. Not valid during Cheyenne Frontier Days™.

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Double M & N • 773 Latigo Loop Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-778-7021

$$ 4 F Y 2s F F

E-mail: [email protected]. The ambience of the West, plus the peace and serenity people are seeking. Full country breakfast. Outside smoking area. Hiking, fishing and cross country skiing in Medicine Bow National Forest four miles away.

Nagle Warren Mansion B&B • 222 E 17th St Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-637-3333 Toll-free: 1-800-8 11-2610

$$$ 12 F N 12p F F F FAE, DC, MC, V

www.naglewarrenmansion.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Honored as Best B&B in the West by True West magazine. 1888 Victorian restored to yesterday’s luxury with today’s comforts. Hot tub. Wi-Fi. Quiet downtown location. National Register of Historic Places.

Windy Hills Guest House • 393 Happy Jack Rd Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-632-6423

$$$ 12 F N 12p F F FAE, DC, MC, V

www.windyhillswyo.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Beautiful lake frontage at Curt Gowdy State Park located between Cheyenne and Laramie. Suites and Guest Houses offered in updated spacious style and comfort, including Wi-Fi. Vacation rentals available. Experience the natural Wyoming.

Bed & Breakfast

Photos courtesy of: Visit Cheyenne, Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources, Wyoming Office of Tourism, Matthew Idler and Yann Ropars.

Price range key: $= 0 – 45 dollars $$= 46 – 90 dollars $$$= 91+ dollars

*Average prices. Not valid during Cheyenne Frontier Days™.

Information provided by properties and printed as a courtesy in no way constitutes an endorsement or guarantee by Visit Cheyenne. While Visit Cheyenne has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this publication and its contents, it bears no liability for any inaccuracies, omissions or misrepresentations. Prices subject to change.

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AB Camping • 1503 W College Dr Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-634-7035 30 87 50 F F 15 14 87 F F

AE, DIS, MC, V

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Laundry, playground, covered pavilion with grills for group events. On-site barbecue restaurant. Free Internet. Fenced dog run, souvenirs and RV supplies. Cable TV. Free video movie use. Good Sam, AAA & Military discount.

Cheyenne KOA • 8800 Hutchins Dr Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-638-8840 Toll-free: 1-800-KOA-1507

11 42 F F F F 7 42 F FAE, DIS, MC, V

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Email: [email protected] Satellite TV, heated pool, mini golf, horseshoe, basketball, playground, Wi-Fi. Six cozy log Kamping Kabins. Covered pavilion, kitchen facilities. Deluxe tent sites. Convenience store, laundry rooms, propane.

Curt Gowdy State Park • 1264 Granite Springs Rd Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-632-7946 Campsite reservations: 1-877-996-7275

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24 miles west of Cheyenne. 55 reservable RV and tent sites: 13 with water & electricity, 4 electricity only. Three covered group areas with table & grill, two handicapped areas, fishing, camping, picnicking, boating and hiking. Biking and equestrian trails. *Pets on leash only.

Greenway Trailer Park • 3829 Greenway Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-6696 2 32 F F F F 8 32 F F

DIS, MC, V

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Paved pads and streets, cable TV, phone hookups, drive-through sites, laundry, Wi-Fi.

Hide-A-Way RV Park • 218A S Greeley Hwy Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-637-7114 5 45 10 F 4 4 26 F F

AE, DIS, MC, V

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Laundry and showers.

Jolley Rogers RV Park • 6102 E Hwy 30 Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-8457 Toll-free: 1-800-458-7779

15 F F 8 6 15 F FDIS,

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Located behind full RV dealership with parts and service.

Last Chance Camp • 11234 Coonrod Rd Cheyenne, WY 82009 • 307-640-0697 75 75 F F F F F

AE, DIS, MC, V

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DaysAnnual temporary camp during Cheyenne Frontier Days™. Showers, Wi-Fi, no laundry.

Pine Bluffs RV Park • 10 Paintbrush St Pine Bluffs, WY 82082 • 307-245-3746 100 100 F F F 100 F F

DIS, MC, V

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Full service RV park. Laundry and showers. Open year round (only M-F)

Restway Travel Park • 4212 Whitney Rd Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-634-3811 Toll-free: 1-800-443-2751

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Free heated swimming pool & mini golf, laundry, playground, Internet, cable TV, ice, mini store, grills. Covered pavilion, central campfire, most camping discount cards accepted.

Terry Bison Ranch • 51 I-25 Service Rd E Cheyenne, WY 82007 • 307-634-4171 100+ 91 300+ F F F F 91 F F

DIS, MC, V

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Laundry, playground, trout fishing, horseback rides, bison tours, restaurant, bar, gift shop, free Wi-Fi, LP Gas. Good Sam, AAA, Passport America & Military discounts. Groups welcome.

T-Joe’s RV Park • 12700 E I-80 Service Rd Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-635-8750 or 307-631-1935

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Close to truck stop, next to steakhouse. Laundry, game room, showers, picnic tables, telephones, Internet.

WYO Campground • Exit 377, I-80 Service Rd (15 miles E of downtown Cheyenne) • PO Box 214 Cheyenne, WY 82001 • 307-547-2244

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Restaurants / Nightlife2 Doors Down/Piccolo Venti 118 E 17th St, 307-634-6008 1802 Dell Range Blvd, 307-514-5356 American, lunch & dinner

Albany Restaurant, Bar & Liquormart 1506 Capitol Ave, 307-638-3507 American, lunch & dinner, bar

Anong’s Thai Cuisine 620 Central Ave, 307-638-8597 Thai

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar 1401 Dell Range Blvd, 307-638-3434 Family

Bread Basket Bakery 1819 Maxwell Ave, 307-432-2525 Breakfast & lunch

Bunkhouse Bar & Grill 1064 Happy Jack Rd, 307-632-6184 American, lunch & dinner, bar

Cadillac Ranch 3307 E Nationaway, 307-274-3900 Western night club

Chili’s 1320 Dell Range Blvd, 307-635-1224 Casual Southwestern

Danielmark’s Brewing Company 209 E 18th St, 402-450-8044 Microbrewery

Dynasty Cafe 600 W 19th St, 307-632-4888 Chinese

The Egg & I 2300 Carey Ave, 307-632-5577 Breakfast & lunch

El Charrito 216 E 17th St, 307-433-0502 Mexican

Freedom’s Edge Brewing Co. 1509 Pioneer, 307-635-9245 Microbrewery

Golden House Restaurant 1651 Carey Ave Ste 8, 307-778-6050 Chinese

Good Friends Chinese Restaurant 507 E Lincolnway, 307-778-7088 Chinese cuisine, eat-in & take-out

Great Harvest Bread Company 5249 Yellowstone Rd, 307-426-4055 Sandwiches, salads & soups

Guadalajara Family Mexican Restaurant 1745 Dell Range Blvd, 307-432-6803 317 E Lincolnway, 307-632-1432 Mexican, take-out

Holiday Inn — Sandalwood’s Restaurant 204 W Fox Farm Rd, 307-638-4466 American

Jackson’s Sports Grill 1121 Old Town Lane, 307-637-9101 American, lunch & dinner, bar

Korean House 3219 Snyder, 307-638-7938 Korean

Little America Hotel & Resort — Hathaway’s Restaurant 2800 W Lincolnway, 307-775-8404 American & coffee shop

Little Bear Inn 1700 Little Bear Rd, 307-634-3684 Steakhouse & seafood

L’osteria Mondello Italian Cucina 1507 Stillwater Ave, 307-778-6068 1611 Central Ave, 307-632-1553 Take-out pizza, dine-in dinner

Los Abuelos 1601 Central Ave, 307-369-2345 Mexican

Luxury Diner 1401 W Lincolnway, 307-638-8971 American, breakfast & lunch

Mongolian Grill 1637 Stillwater Ave, 307-433-8101 Mongolian stir-fry

Morris House Bistro 2114 Warren Ave, 307-369-1378 Elegant Southern dining

Mort’s Bagels 1815 Carey Ave, 307-637-5400 Bagels

Old Chicago 1734 Meadowland Dr, 307-634-3400 Italian

Olive Garden 1536 Dell Range Blvd, 307-632-2411 Italian

Outback Steakhouse 1626 Fleischli Business Pkwy, 307-638-8171 Steakhouse

Outlaw Saloon 312 S Greeley Hwy, 307-635-7552 Live western music & dancing

Penny’s Diner 1625 Stillwater Ave, 307-778-6620 Family 50s style diner

The Pie Lady 3515 E Lincolnway, 307-637-8838 Homemade meals, take-out avail.

The Plains Hotel —The Capitol Grill 1600 Central Ave, 307-638-3311 American & bar

Poor Richard’s 2233 E Lincolnway, 307-635-5114 American, lunch & dinner, bar

R&B Breakfast Club 2102 E Lincolnway, 307-433-0023 Down-home breakfasts

Red Lobster 1923 Dell Range Blvd, 307-778-2724 Seafood

Re-O-Na 112 W 17th St, 307-638-8820 Thai, Japanese, sushi, Chinese

Rubyjuice Fruit & Smoothies 113 E 17th St, 307-634-3022 Smoothies, wraps, wheatgrass

Sanford’s Grub & Pub 115 E. 17th St., 307-634-3381 Pub & restaurant

Senator’s Restaurant at Terry Bison Ranch 51 I-25 Service Rd, 307-634-4171 American, specializing in bison

Steamboat’s Steak & Smokehouse 1947 Dell Range Blvd, 307-514-5939 Steakhouse

Suite Bistro 1901 Central Ave, 307-634-1901 Infused martini & tapas bistro

T-Joe’s Steakhouse & Saloon 12700 E I-80 Service Rd, 307-634-8750 Steakhouse

Texas Roadhouse 1931 Bluegrass Circle, 307-638-1234 Steakhouse

Tortilla Factory 715 S Greeley Hwy, 307-637-8850 1507 Stillwater Ave #G, 307-635-3505 Mexican

Twin Dragon 1809 Carey Ave, 307-637-6622 Chinese, buffet, take-out

Uncle Charlie’s Lounge and Restaurant 6001 Yellowstone Rd, 307-778-7775 American, lunch & dinner, bar

Wasabi Japanese Grill & Bar 4620 Grandview #205, 307-514-5606 Japanese steakhouse, sushi, bar

Wyoming’s Rib & Chophouse 400 W Lincolnway, 307-514-0271 Steakhouse

This list is not complete; it is intended to show the variety of dining in the Cheyenne area. For complete listings, visit www.cheyenne.org

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Information CentersVisit Cheyenne: One Depot Square, 121 W 15th St, Ste 202 Cheyenne, WY 82001 307-778-3133 or 1-800-426-5009. Mon – Fri 8 am – 5 pm. Open weekends, varying seasonal hours. www.cheyenne.org

Southeast Wyoming Welcome Center: 5611 High Plains Rd, Exit 4 off I-25 • Cheyenne, WY 82002 1-800-225-5996. Mon – Fri 8 am – 5 pm. Weekend hours vary. www.wyomingtourism.org

Pine Bluffs Information Center & Rest Area: 904 Parsons • Pine Bluffs, WY 82082 307-245-3695.

Cheyenne Frontier Days™ InformationTicket Office: 8th Ave at Frontier Park 307-778-7222 or 1-800-227-6336 • FAX: 307-778-7229 Mon – Fri 9 am–5 pm. During Cheyenne Frontier Days: 9 am–9 pm. www.CFDRodeo.com

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26 Laramie County Community College Library: 1400 E. College Dr. 307-778-1205

10 Laramie County Public Library: 2200 Pioneer Ave. Named 2008 Library of the Year by Library Journal. Free wi-fi. 307-634-3561

13 Wyoming State Library: 2800 Central Ave. 307-777-6333

Movie TheatresCapitol City Stadium: 3410 Concord Rd. 307-638-7469

Frontier 9 Theatre: Frontier Mall, 1400 Dell Range. 307-634-9499

Lincoln Theatre: 1615 Central Ave. 307-637-7469

Numbers next to attractions correspond to city map on page 8.

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