Buffalo Wyoming
There's a good chance that you'll pass through Buffalo, Wyoming on your
way to the Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota! It's
located at the last major eastbound junction between I-90 and
I-25. If you are heading east from Yellowstone National Park,
Buffalo is where you will meet up with the freeway! Although you're
only 3 ½ hours from the Black Hills, you might want to stop and check
out what Buffalo, WY has to offer.
Buffalo Wyoming Listings: (add your listing)
Best Western Crossroads Inn
Full-service hotel including a restaurant, pool, whirlpool and pub offering great food, live entertainment, dancing, sports parties, games and more.
Comfort Inn Buffalo
On the route between Yellowstone Nat'l Park and the Black Hills and Mt. Rushmore, the Comfort Inn of Buffalo is the perfect night's rest. Rela
Super 8 Motel - Buffalo
Great for families! Many fun attractions nearby: Carousel-Ferris Wheel, ice cream shop, 18 hole miniature golf course, picnic area.
Northeastern Wyoming is full of history- and some of it might even be
true! See for yourself where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
hid among rock buttes. Discover why the area surrounding Buffalo
is referred to as Hole-in-the-Wall country! Take a tour of the
Bozeman Trail and re-live the battles between Native American Tribes
and early western migrants searching for gold! There are still
many forts standing that served as military headquarters during the
Indian Wars of the 1860's. Especially interesting is the
Fetterman Monument and Wagon Box.
The town of Buffalo, Wyoming itself has much to offer! For a town
of only 4,000 people, Buffalo has an amazingly rich cultural and
recreational profile. Museums, theaters, antique shops and
bookstores offer a taste of city life for visitors who are accustomed
to the hustle-bustle of modern life. Walking tours, trail
systems, scenic roads and golfing make Buffalo an excellent place to
get out and stretch your legs! Clear Creek Trail is a beautiful
and scenic place to get some fresh air without having to drive out of
the town.
If you have the time, it is very worthwhile to make Buffalo a temporary
base camp so that you can take day trips to things like the Crazy Woman
Canyon, the Powder River (which has great fishing), the Bighorn
National Forest and the Cloud Peak Wilderness area.
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