9 Best Downtowns In Wyoming
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Buffalo is nestled within the stunning foothills of the Big Horn Mountains, so you know plenty of recreational activities are nearby. However, visiting the downtown area is ideal to experience everything that the small town offers. First stop at the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum to see the many exhibitions and artifacts related to the American West. Another famous landmark in downtown Buffalo is the Occidental Hotel. It offers authentic historic accommodation with all the modern amenities, including a classic saloon, a fine dining restaurant, and a charming cafe.
The area has
local stores selling pottery, art, apparel, and antiques, including Margo’s Pottery & Fine Crafts and the Bucking Buffalo Supply Company. Along the way are a few eateries, bakeries, and cafes. Enjoy a hearty meal at Main Street Diner, brick-oven pizzas at Pie Zanos, or homemade pastries at Lolly’s Sugar Shack. While walking downtown in the summer, people frequently stop by the walk-up ice cream shop, Lickity Splits. Additionally, you can relax in Crazy Woman Square while taking in the local artisans’ creations.
These towns in
Wyoming have some of the best downtown areas, rich in history, culture, and entertainment. Sheridan, for instance, is where people from all walks of life come together to appreciate the cowboy way of life. From its annual signature rodeo event to monthly street festivals along its main streets, there are countless opportunities to celebrate the town’s rich cultural heritage. Meanwhile, Buffalo’s downtown area is home to Wyoming’s only fully restored frontier hotel. At the same time, Cody’s main feature is its many museums that feature American West art and artifacts. Read on to learn more about why these nine towns in Wyoming are unique and remarkable places to visit.
