The choices for dining in Wyoming are as vast and varied as the landscape. From classic American diners, with such perennial favorites as cobbler and shepherd's pie, to frontier food traditions combining wild game, venison and bison with home-style recipes, there's plenty to taste in Wyoming. If you're looking for a real Western meal, there are chuck wagons, dinner camps and cowboy cookouts. We've discovered that food tastes better when served under the immense Wyoming sky. So, have a look through our lists of Wyoming restaurants. You're sure to find the food you're hankering for.
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Following I-25 in Wyoming provides a trip filled with inspiring scenic views and fascinating side excursions. Spend three days exploring the 350 interstate miles from the Colorado border, just south of Cheyenne, to the Montana line just north of Sheridan – and see all that Wyoming has to offer in between. Detour off the main highway to see Fort Laramie, Teapot Dome, the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center and more. read more
In 1863, John Bozeman and John Jacobs discovered the Bozeman Trail as a shortcut to the gold rush in Montana. Called “the last great overland emigrant trail in the American West.” read more
