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you are here:  Wyoming's official state travel website / discover Wyoming / towns in Wyoming / dayton Population: 678 Elevation: 3989 Region: Northeast Chamber of Commerce The banker Joseph Dayton Thorn is who this town is named after. This small town gained fame in 1911 when the first woman, Susan Whissler was elected to be mayor. Only 29 years after the town was established. Dayton also held the first Wyoming rodeo in 1890. Accommodations Activities Bed & Breakfasts Cabins Campgrounds Hotels & Motels Inns & Lodges Resorts Adventure/Activities Guide Services Sightseeing Tours Snowmobiling Dining Other Diners and Cafes Fine Dining Associations Chambers of Commerce Hiding six miles from the nearest "road" (a barely-discernable dirt track narrow enough to make spelunkers claustrophobic), I'm thinking the fish I am in search of aren't as stupid as I've been told. If they were stupid they'd be right off the road, where even the laziest of fishermen could toss a line in. read more South of Buffalo and 16 miles west of the town of Kaycee is the Outlaw Cave Recreation Area. It contains a public campground, a Native American rock shelter with pictographs, and the famous "Outlaw Cave" used by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. read more Northeast Adventure Travel Northeast Fishing & Hunting Northeast National Parks, Forests & Monuments Northeast Native American Sites Northeast Ranches

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