No matter what you plan on doing in Cheyenne, visit the Cheyenne Depot Museum first!! We've got the information you need for a great time in Cheyenne, Laramie County and Wyoming! From fishing to festivals, history to the arts ... we've got it all!
The Visitor Information booth in the Cheyenne Depot
Museum Lobby is full of facts, fliers and fun people
to help you with your vacation plans.
The Cheyenne Depot Museum is easy to find! Set in the heart of Cheyenne, it's at the opposite end of Capitol Avenue from the Wyoming State Capitol.
In fact, it's no coincidence the buildings are facing each other ... downtown Cheyenne was designed in the late 19th Century so lawmakers could keep an eye on the railroad, and vice versa! You can learn more about how the railroad built Cheyenne by visiting our History page.
Cheyenne is an easy city to navigate. To get downtown, you can either take the Lincolnway Exit on I-25 and head east, or take the Central/Warren Exit on I-80 and head north. Here's a map on Mapquest!
A number of beautiful and historic hotels dot the city for your stay, such as the Historic Plains Hotel, Little America and the Hitching Post. There are many new and several newly remodeled hotels in town as well, ranging from single rooms to luxurious suites.
Plus, there are many attractions in Cheyenne! To learn more about Cheyenne and where you can stay while you're here, click this page.
If you're interested in what's going on in Cheyenne with the Railroad, such as the Depot Museum, historic locomotives and places to view the trains in action, visit our Attractions page.
There's plenty to do in Cheyenne, and you should make the Cheyenne Depot Museum the first place you visit when you get to town. The Cheyenne Depot Museum offers you a dynamite museum experience. Plus, you can peruse the materials at the new Visitor Center in the lobby!
It's the destination of travelers! |
