Pie Zanos Distance 0.00 miles

The go-to spot in Buffalo for a fun atmosphere and delicious food. You know, that place in the neighborhood where everyone feels welcome and at home - without having to cook.

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Occidental Hotel Distance 0.00 miles

Historic Occidental Hotel, a working hotel & museum, and soak in the history.

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Clear Creek Trail System Distance 0.00 miles

The Clear Creek Trail System includes more than 20 miles of mostly interconnected trails, and traverses an area rich with Indian and western history surrounded by the magnificent scenery of the Bighorn Mountains. Interpretive signs along the creek-side walking path introduce the rich history of this area. Washington Park Trail winds through the City Park with its horseshoe pits, picnic shelter and Wyoming's largest free municipal swimming pool.

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Old City Hall Bell Distance 0.00 miles

From 1901 to 1973, this bell hung above the old City Hall and was rung to summon Firefighters and Law Enforcement personnel. It is displayed here as a reminder of earlier and simpler times.

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Historic Mansion House Inn Distance 0.00 miles

The Mansion House was originally the Lott home. Its construction started in 1901 and was completed in 1903. Dr. John Howard Lott was the first doctor in Johnson County and Buffalo, arriving in 1885. Dr. Lott had the home built for his wife, Ella. He also had an office and exam room here. The family raised two sons and a daughter. In 1913 after practicing medicine for almost 40 years, Dr. Lott passed away. Mrs. Lott had their home changed into a boarding house where many noted people hav... Read more...

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Sagewood Gifts & Cafe Distance 0.00 miles

Sagewood Cafe's food is wonderfully enticing, fresh and delicious! We make our soups daily and offer a choice of homemade breads for our gourmet sandwiches. Be sure to save room for our homemade pies, fresh cookies and brownies, and fabulous cheesecakes. Our gift store is packed with treasures for the Kitchen, the Kids and the Kinfolk. Great gifts for your friends back home!

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Occidental Hotel Distance 0.00 miles

Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid, Calamity Jane and Buffalo Bill Cody all stayed here... Now you can too! In the rip-roaring days of early Wyoming, the saloon at the Occidental Hotel was famous far and wide. In the barroom, the lawful and the lawless played faro and poker... flirted with pretty ladies... drank copious quantities of powerful spirits... and occasionally shot up the place. One visitor in the early days called the Occidental Saloon 'a regular gambling hell,' where high-stakes p... Read more...

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The Fix Distance 0.00 miles

Great Coffee Shop Stop in and grab the best coffee in buffalo

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Jim Gatchell Museum Distance 0.00 miles

The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum has been a part of the Buffalo community since 1900 when Jim Gatchell opened a drugstore. The Buffalo Pharmacy was a stopping place for cowboys, lawmen, settlers, cattle barons, and famous army scouts. As a trusted friend of the region’s Native Americans, he received many gifts representing the culture including guns, war bonnets, tools, medicine bags, bows, arrows, and clothing.

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The Mansion House Distance 0.00 miles

The Mansion House

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Tunnel Inn Distance 0.00 miles

Best place to stop in Story

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Story Fish Hatchery Distance 0.00 miles

The Story Fish Hatchery is located along the east slope of the Bighorn Mountains in northeast Wyoming. The original hatchery buildings were built in 1909 to serve the needs of northern Wyoming. Throughout the years, the Story Hatchery has undergone significant renovations to keep up with new technology in fish culture and is the oldest continuously operating hatchery in the state. Today the hatchery grounds consist of several areas of interest. First, there is the large redwood-sided hatchery bu... Read more...

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Prosinski Park Distance 0.00 miles

Prosinski Park

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Wagon Box Fight Distance 0.00 miles

Fetterman Battlefield is the site of the U.S. Army’s worst defeat by Plains Indian groups with the exception of the Battle of Little Big Horn. On Dec. 21, 1866, Capt. William J. Fetterman, sent to assist a wagon train in peril, was lured by Crazy Horse and other Lakota Sioux and Cheyenne warriors over Lodge Trail Ridge just north of Fort Phil Kearny. Fetterman had been ordered not to go over the ridge and out of sight of the fort. He has long had a reputation for brashness, reportedly havin... Read more...

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Center Street - Downtown Casper Distance 0.00 miles

Be sure to visit historic downtown Casper while you're in town!

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