Wyoming is the perfect place to enjoy wide-open landscapes and Wild West charm. Towns like Jackson offer the chance to spend time at iconic national parks like Grand Teton National Park. Or visit the town of Cody, Wyoming’s Buffalo Bill Center of the West, to learn all about the town’s namesake, “Buffalo Bill” Cody. Experiences like these are just a sample of what can happen when spending time in any of the 9 most charming small towns in Wyoming.
Buffalo
Located at the base of the Bighorn Mountains is the town of Buffalo. The town proudly wears its connection to Old West history on its sleeve. In the heart of the town is Buffalo’s crown jewel, the Historic Occidental Hotel. Founded in 1880, the legendary hotel proudly stands as one of Buffalo’s most notable landmarks. A short walk away, visitors can learn about Buffalo’s rich history at the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, which highlights local history, including Native American artifacts and exhibits on frontier life. Just outside of town is the Bighorn National Forest, which offers opportunities for hiking, scenic drives, mountain trails, and viewpoints within a short distance. For a different view of the local beauty, the Buffalo Golf Club features lush greens and a course that offers a fun challenge for all skill levels.