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Cowboy Culture

Get a Taste of the New Old West

Cheyenne beckons the truly curious, who yearn for adventure amidst wide-open spaces. It calls to those who crave the edge-of-your-seat excitement of a rodeo. It welcomes those ready to dive into the captivating tales of pioneers and lawmen that echo through the rugged landscapes of the Cowboy State. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and get ready for a wild ride in Cheyenne.

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From eight-foot tall cowboy boots to rodeo history, there are so many ways to embrace the spirit of the West.

Did you Know?

Click a card to reveal a fun fact about Cheyenne!

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Back of card. Cheyenne Frontier Days is the world's largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Cheyenne is home to "Big Boy". The world's largest steam locomotive.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. The Terry Bison Ranch is home to approximately 2500 head of American Bison.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Wild Bill Hickok, the famous lawman, married Agnes Lake Thatcher in Cheyenne in 1876.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. In the 1860's, Cheyenne bustled with cowboys, lawmen, and saloon girls, earning it the nickname "Hell on Wheels".
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Cheyenne is home to the Wyoming State Museum, which showcases exhibits on Pioneer Life, the development of the railroad, and more.

Did you Know?

Click a card to reveal a fun fact about Cheyenne!

Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Cheyenne Frontier Days is the world's largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Cheyenne is home to "Big Boy". The world's largest steam locomotive.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. The Terry Bison Ranch is home to approximately 2500 head of American Bison.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Wild Bill Hickok, the famous lawman, married Agnes Lake Thatcher in Cheyenne in 1876.
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. In the 1860's, Cheyenne bustled with cowboys, lawmen, and saloon girls, earning it the nickname "Hell on Wheels".
Front of playing card. Click to reveal a fun fact!
Back of card. Cheyenne is home to the Wyoming State Museum, which showcases exhibits on Pioneer Life, the development of the railroad, and more.

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Make the most of your visit and experience Cheyenne like a true local with the help of these insider guides.

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Round Out Your Wyoming Experience

There’s more to Cheyenne than just rodeos and horseback rides! While you’re here, tuck into hearty local cuisine and craft brews, or swap your cowboy boots for hiking boots to wander wide-open spaces.

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Cheyenne, WY 82001

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