Photo Credit

Photo Credit:
Rick Hinkel
Photo by Robin DeSpain
Photo by Barb Page
Albany County.......................................... 2
History of the West.................................. 3
Summer Activities.................................... 4-5
Winter Activities....................................... 6-7
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Museums.................................................. Monuments............................................... 9
Laramie Area Events................................. 10
University of Wyoming............................. 11
Map........................................................... 12-13
Lodging..................................................... 14-17
Dining Guide............................................. 18-19
Tours of Laramie...................................... 20
Copyright 2013, Albany County Tourism Board
A publication of the Albany County Tourism Board, 210 E. Custer, Laramie,
Wyoming, 82070 All photos, illustrations and text are the property of the Albany
County Tourism Board Unauthorized use prohibited. Printed by Modern Printing Co.,
Laramie, Wyoming. Cover photo by Wayne Karberg
Website: www.visitlaramie.org
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (800) 445-5303
Executive Director
Fred Ockers; [email protected]
Assistant Director
Brittany Richards; [email protected]
Photo by Sandra Sontag
Albany County Visitors’ Guide
Woods Landing is located on Wyoming Highway 230
and is a hideaway for travelers looking for peace and
relaxation in the Snowy Range. It continues to be a
favorite stop for travelers passing through.
In 1901, the Union Pacific Railroad helped to establish the town of Rock River.
Today, Rock River continues to hold the same historic charm as in years past.
Centennial remains the gateway to
the Snowy Range and entices visitors
with its rustic charm. It has become
a year round resort community with
both winter and summer activities.
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Photo Courtesy of Virginia Vonlunen
Photo by Joyce Powell
Albany is tucked into a canyon at the base of the
Snowy Range Mountains with majestic peaks soaring up
to 12,000 feet. The Albany Lodge is a getaway for all
seasons. Travelers can participate in a wide variety of
winter sports, summer camping, fishing or fall hunting.
Laramie is named after a French Canadian mountain man
Jacques La Ramee. La Ramee was a fur trapper who loved
to explore Wyoming. He brought many fellow fur trappers
to the Laramie Area.
The Ivinson mansion, home to Edward and Jane Ivinson,
was completed in 1892. Edward Ivinson was a store
owner, banker and political figure in Laramie. His wife,
Jane, started one of the first churches in the area.
Inspired while fly fishing in the Laramie Area, Thomas Edison
came up with the idea of the filament lightbulb. Home to the first
electrical plant in the Rocky Mountains, Laramie lit up the night
sky like a gem, earning the nickname “Gem City of the Plains.”
Real History
By 1880, Wyoming was a territory
and a frequent stop along the Union Pacific
Railroad. This wild west town’s first
mayor lasted only three weeks, declaring
Laramie “ungovernable.”
Photos courtesy of the American Heritage Center
The Overland Trail stage route, which ran through the
Laramie area, was used by settlers heading west until the
completion of the first transcontinental railroad in 1868.
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Recreational opportunities in the
Laramie area are endless: camping,
hiking, wilderness backpacking,
horseback riding, fishing, boating,
wildlife viewing, rock climbing, mountain
biking, four-wheeling and hunting.
Professional and amateur photographers find the area a feast
for their lenses. From the jumbled weathered rock formations of
Vedauwoo to the incredible grandeur of the Rocky Mountains,
the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest is outdoor perfection.
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Photo by Dan Kunkel
Vedauwoo has some of the best climbing
in the nation. Climbers come from all
over the world to sample some of the
best crack climbing called “off-widths”.
Photo by Kyle Bond
Photo by Sandra Sontag
Photo by Allison Pluda
Photo by Allison Pluda
Bring your camera and fishing pole and
capture memories of the wildlife that
southeast Wyoming has to offer.
The Rocky Mountains and the American West
are awe inspiring with their wide open spaces,
big adventures and beautiful scenery. Get out
and rent an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) and take
on the mountain trails where adventure is
around every turn.
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Albany County is a winter wonderland with some of the
best backcountry, cross country skiing, snowshoeing and
snowmobiling in the nation. Uncrowded downhill skiing
and snowboarding is normal at Snowy Range Ski and
Recreation Area, a short 40 minute drive west of Laramie.
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Photo by Barb Page
The Snowy Range is one of the finest
snowmobiling areas in the country.
Discover more than 200 miles of
groomed trails and 120 miles of
ungroomed but signed trails. No area
can boast of more consistent powder.
Photo by Nuray Packard
Photo by Barb Pa
ge
Photo by Kyle Bond
The Snowy Range is nestled in the beautiful
Medicine Bow Routt National Forest of the
Rocky Mountains. This pristine setting is
the perfect backdrop for a winter getaway.
Go to www.snowyrangeski.com for
information about the Snowy Range Ski
and Recreation Area.
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The Laramie Plains Museum is located in the beautiful
historic Ivinson Mansion, which was built in 1892.
The museum houses the largest collection of hand
carved furniture made in Wyoming.
603 Ivinson Ave.
307-742-4448.
The American Heritage Center is
primarily an archival center of rare
books, historical manuscripts, research
materials on American history, culture
and more. This building also houses
the UW Art Museum, which offers
rotating exhibits from its collection of
7,000 works. Also, there are traveling
exhibitions every summer with
the visitor in mind. Admission is free.
111 Willet Drive
Heritage Center: 307-766-4114
Art Museum: 307-766-6622
Real History
Louisa Ann Swain was the first woman
to vote in a general election in the United
States on Sept. 6, 1870, in Laramie.
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UW Geological Museum
has one of only five full
brontosaurus skeletons
in the world. The
museum also houses
the skeleton of the
predator Allosaurus,
among many others.
Admission is free.
1000 E. University Ave.
(see map pg. 13)
307-766-4218.
The Wyoming Women’s History House
was constructed in 2003 to memorialize
these extraordinary events that gave
Wyoming its nickname, “The Equality
State”. The History House contains
exhibits, artifacts, and memorabilia
that honor these and other notable
Wyoming women whose achievements
have made state and national history.
Map and Locations of Museums in
Albany County can be found on page 13.
Photo by R.L. Wolverton
Photo by Tim Chestnut
The Ames Monument was completed in
1882 at a cost of $65,000. The Union
Pacific Railroad Company built this
monolithic 60-ft. high granite pyramid. It
stands at 8,247 feet, the highest elevation
on the original transcontinental route.
The Wyoming Territorial Park is home to the only
prison to ever house Butch Cassidy, one of the most
infamous outlaws in the West. This western heritage
park is built around the beautifully restored territorial
prison of the 1870s. Travelers can walk the cold
hallways that over 1,000 prisoners called home.
The Lincoln Monument between Laramie and Cheyenne was
commissioned by the state of Wyoming in 1959 to honor the
150th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth. The monument marks the
highest point on the old Lincoln Highway. It was moved to its
present location in 1969, when Interstate 80 was completed.
The World War I monument stands on the
corner of 5th Street and Ivinson Avenue.
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Laramie Jubilee Days is an annual celebration of
Wyoming statehood. The most exciting week of the
year, Jubilee Days is filled with activities to please the
entire family, from rodeos and bull riding to carnivals,
fireworks, street dances and a Downtown Brewfest.
Photo courtesy of Kelly Yates
Wyoming’s premier endurance mountain bike race.
The Enduro is a challenging 70+ miles which
climbs over 8,600 vertical feet. The entirety
of the race is at elevations over 7,500 feet.
Visit www.laramieenduro.org for details.
Photo by Linnaea
Kimble
A three day festival filled with good music, good people and good times.
Held over Labor Day Week-end, this festival is quickly becoming a
destination for folks all over. It is full of high energy with the audience
in mind. Enjoy the ease of two stages, (just turn your chair when one
act is through and immediately start enjoying the next) astro turf to
keep the crowd comfortable and vendors of all kinds to keep the crowd
happy. Mark it on your calendar and join us for a fantastic three days.
Real History
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In 1936, beloved U.S. President Franklin
Delano Roosevelt visited Laramie while
running for his second presidential term.
Photo by Trey Sherwood
Every Friday afternoon, July through
September, the streets of downtown
Laramie fill with vendors for the Farmers’
Market. Fresh produce, baked goods, arts
and crafts, and downtown entertainment.
Real History
The largest man-made monument in
Wyoming is War Memorial Stadium &
Fieldhouse on the University of Wyoming
campus, honoring the veterans of
World War II.
The University of Wyoming competes
at the NCAA Division I level, which
provides opportunities for outstanding
athletic competition. Visitors can
watch football games in War Memorial
Stadium (right) at 7200 feet.
The university provides a vast array of cultural
programs including internationally acclaimed
artists, Pulitzer-prize winning authors, awardwinning musicians, renowned lecturers, and
eminent performers. UW’s Art Museum,
the American Heritage Center, and the UW
Geological Museum are among the local
venues giving abundant cultural opportunities.
Pictured left is the Arts & Sciences (A&S)
building, in the foreground is the “University
Family” sculpture in Prexy’s Pasture.
Real History
Wyoming’s only state four-year institution
of higher learning, UW was established
in 1886 and classes first opened in
Fall of 1887.
190 areas of study are available through seven
colleges and multiple interdisciplinary institutes
and schools. With a small student/faculty ratio and
91% of classes taught by faculty and lecturers,
UW is among the nation's top universities ranked
by U.S. News & World Report and Forbes.
Photo courtesy of University of Wyoming
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Lodging Locations
(See pages 16-19)
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Rocky Mtn. Nat’l Park: 119 miles South
Omaha: 542 miles EAst
Billings: 425 miles North
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Denver: 135 miles South
Salt Lake City: 389 miles West
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Historic Ivinson Museum
603 Ivinson Ave.
(307) 742-4448
Nici Self Museum
2734 Hwy 130
(307) 742-7763
Laramie Railroad Depot
1st and Kearney St.
(307) 399-3772
UW Anthropology
12th and Lewis St.
(307) 766-2208
UW Art Museum
Centennial Complex
(307) 766-6622
UW Geological Museum
S.H. Knight Geology Bldg.
(307) 766-2646
UW Insect Gallery
Agriculture Bldg.
(307) 766-5338
UW Planetarium
Physical Sciences Bldg.
(307) 766-2613
Women’s History House
317 South 2nd St.
(307) 742-2919
Wyoming Territorial Prison
975 Snowy Range Rd.
(307) 745-6161
Located near
Vedauwoo
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COMFORT INN
3420 E. Grand Ave.
5
Laramie, WY 82070
ALBANY LODGE
1148 Hwy 11
Albany, WY
www.albanylodge.com
(307) 745-5782
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www.comfortinn.com
(307) 721-8856
Indoor Pool/Spa, High-speed Internet,
Deluxe Continental Breakfast,
Meeting Room, Exercise Room
AMERICINN LODGE &
SUITES
2
4712 E. Grand Ave.
Laramie, WY 82070
www.americinn.com
(307) 745-0777
1368 McCue St.
Laramie, WY 82070
www.daysinn.com
(307) 745-5678
1673 Centennial Drive
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 460-2100
www.marriott.com/larfi
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Indoor Pool &
Spa, High-speed
Internet, Breakfast
Buffet, Meeting
Room, Fitness
Center
High-speed Internet, Meeting Room
DAYS INN
FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES
6
FRIENDLY MOTEL
2758 Hwy. 130
Centennial, WY
(307)742-6033
www.friendlycentennial.com
Pet-friendly, Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed
Internet, Breakfast, Exercise Room
10
Pet-friendly
GAS LITE Motel
Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed Internet,
Breakfast, Meeting Room, Exercise Room
960 N. 3rd St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-6616
11
Pet-friendly, Pool, High-speed Internet,
Breakfast
BEST VALUE INN
523 S. Adams St.
Laramie, WY 82070
www.americasbestvalueinn.com
(307) 721-8860
3
ECONO LODGE
1370 McCue St.
Laramie, WY 82070
www.econolodge.com
(307) 745-8900
High-speed Internet, Meeting Room
7
HAMPTON INN
Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed Internet, Breakfast
3715 E. Grand Ave.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-0125
www.hamptoninn.com
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Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed Internet,
Breakfast, Meeting Room, Exercise Room
BEST WESTERN
1767 N. Banner Rd.
Laramie, WY 82070
www.bestwesternwyoming.com
(307) 745-5700
4
Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed Internet,
Breakfast, Meeting Room, Exercise Room
EXPRESS INN
421 Boswell Dr.
Laramie, WY 82070
www.laramieexpressinn.com
(307) 742-3721
Spa/Tub, Outdoor Pool (seasonal),
High-speed Internet, Breakfast,
Pet Friendly
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8
Hilton Garden Inn 13
and University of Wyoming
Conference Center
2229 Grand Ave.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 745-5500
www.laramie.stayhgi.com
www.uwconferencecenter.com
MOUNTAIN VIEW
HISTORIC HOTEL
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2747 Hwy. 130
Centennial, WY
(307) 742-3588
www.themountainviewhotel.com
Rodeway Inn
Pet-Friendly, High-speed Internet,
Continental Breakfast, Direct TV
1555 Snowy Range Rd.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-8317
Pool/Hot Tub,
High-speed
Internet, Meeting
Room, Exercise
Continental Breakfast, Wi-Fi, Indoor Pool,
Pet Friendly
SUNSET INN
OLD CORRAL
2750 Hwy. 130
Centennial, WY
(307) 745-5918
www.oldcorral.com
HOLIDAY INN
204 S. 30th St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 721-9000
www.holidayinn.com
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1655 Centennial Drive
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-6665
www.choicehotels.com
362 N. 4th
Rock River, WY
(307) 378-2555
MOTEL 6
621 Plaza Lane
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-2307
www.motel6.com
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Pet-Friendly, Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed
Internet
SUPER 8
QUALITY INN & SUITES
15
1104 S. 3rd St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-3741
Pet-Friendly, Breakfast, Meeting Room
Pet-friendly, Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed
Internet, Meeting Room, Exercise
LONGHORN LODGE
23
20
Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed Internet, Continental
Breakfast, Meeting Room, Exercise Room
1987 Banner Rd.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 745-8901
www.super8.com
25
Pet-Friendly, High-speed Internet, Breakfast
TRAVEL INN
262 N. 3rd St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 745-4853
26
Pool/Hot Tub, High-Speed Internet
16
RAMADA
2313 Soldier Springs Rd.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-6611
www.ramada.com
Pet-Friendly
21
Pet-Friendly, Pool/Hot Tub, High-speed
Internet, Breafast, Meeting Room, Exercise
TRAVELODGE
165 N. 3rd St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-6671
www.travelodge.com
27
Pet-Friendly, High-speed Internet, Breakfast
MOTEL 8
501 Boswell
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 745-4856
Pet-Friendly, High-speed Internet
17
RANGER MOTEL
453 N. 3rd St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-6677
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Pet-Friendly,
Weekley Rates
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DODGE CREEK
402 Tunnel Rd.
Rock River, WY
(307) 322-2345
www.huntinfo.com
Albany County
Fairgrounds
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3510 S. 3rd St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 760-5602
Canyon RV Ranch
781 Roger Canyon Rd
Laramie, WY
(307) 760-5560
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Aspen Creek Cabin
1124 Hwy. 11
Albany, WY 82070
www.aspencreekcabin.com
(303) 437-0001
Internet, Continental Breakfast
TWO BARS SEVEN
24 Miles S. of Laramie
(307) 742-6072
www.2bars7.com
35
3540 Hwy. 130
Centennial, WY 82055
(307) 742-6916
Meeting Room
1271 Baker St.
Laramie, WY
(307) 742-6553
www.koa.com
41 2nd Street
Centennial, WY 82055
(307) 721-4090
9 State Hwy. 10
Woods Landing, WY
(307) 745-9638
www.woodslanding.com
CENTENNIAL VALLEY
LODGE FAMILY RETreat
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VEE BAR GUEST RANCH
38 Vee Bar Ranch Road
Laramie, WY
(307) 745-7036
www.veebar.com
36
32
(307) 745-2300
www.fs.fed.us
Pet-Friendly
VEDAUWOO
CAMPGROUND
Vedauwoo Recreational Area
(307) 745-2300
Pet-Friendly
33
J4BREHM’S RANCH
1218 Hwy. 130
(307) 742-2807
www.j4brehmsranch.com
Pool/Hot Tub
16
729 Hwy. 11
Albany, WY
(307) 755-0874
37
41
Pet-Friendly
DOUBLE MULE SHOE
CABINS
31 miles West of Laramie
(307) 742-5629
www.doublemuleshoeranch.com
Pool/Hot Tub, Meeting Room
Pet-Friendly
MEDICINE BOW
NATIONAL FOREST
40
Pet-Friendly
30
Pet-Friendly, Internet
WOODS LANDING
39
CENTENNIAL TRUST CO.
Pet-friendly, Internet
KOA CAMPGROUND
Geocaching, Snow Shoeing, Rails to Trails
BROOKLYN LODGE
29
38
42
MOUNTAIN MEADOW
CABINS
43
3519 Hwy. 130
Centennial, WY 82055
(307) 742-6042
www.mtnmeadowcabins.com
Snowy Mountain
Lodge
WOODS LANDING RESORT
Woods Landing, WY
(307) 745-9638
www.woodslanding.com
47
Pet-Friendly
44
Cowgirls Horse Hotel
6822 Black Elk Trail
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 745-8794
www.cowgirlshorsehotel.com
3474 Scenic Highway 130
Centennial, WY 82055
(307) 742-3299
www.snowmountainlodge.org
Valley’s End Guest 45
House
2745 Hwy. 130
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-5715
WINTER CREEK CONDOS
75 Rainbow Valley Rd.
Centennial, WY 82055
(307) 721-9859
www.wintercreekcondos.com
WyColo Lodge
4039 State Hwy. 230
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-6800
knappswycololodge.com
49
MAD CARPENTER INN 50
48
353 N. 8th St.
Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 742-0870
www.madcarpenter.com
Internet, Continental Breakfast,
Meeting Room
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Internet
Vista De la Luna
Bed & Breakfast
51
88 Monument Rd.
Buford, WY 82052
(307) 314-9511
[email protected]
www.vistadelaluna.com
Photo by Brian O’Hallaran
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SWEET MELISSA’S
213 S. 1st St.
(307) 742-9607
VILLAGE INN
THE GREAT AMERICAN GRILL
ALTITUDE CHOPHOUSE
& BREWERY
320 S. 2nd St.
(307) 721-4031
APPLEBEE’S BAR & GRILL
3209 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-3880
Bailey’s Restaurant
& Patio
2410 Grand Ave.
(307) 742-6411
www.baileysoflaramie.com
Big Dipper Ice Cream
Shop
111 Ivinson Ave.
(307) 760-5382
Boomer’s BBQ
615 S. 2nd St.
(307) 742-6000
Born in a Barn
100 E. Ivinson Ave.
(307) 460-3604
The Crowbar and grill
1855 Curtis St.
(307) 745-6475
JEFFREY’S BISTRO
123 Ivinson Ave.
(307) 742-7046
THE LIBRARY Sports
Grille & BREWery
2317 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 745-3760
O’Dwyers Grub & pub
1622 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-3900
THE CAValryman
Steakhouse
CK CHUCK WAGON
1502 S. 3rd St.
(307) 745-4578
Fox run Steakhouse
(at the Laramie Country Club)
489 Hwy. 230
(307) 745-4161
www.laramiecountryclub.com
GRAND AVENUE BISTRO
& Pizza
307 Grand Ave.
(307) 721-8965
Flavor of India
1710 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-3052
Mizu Sushi
204 30th St.
(307) 721-3800
UW Plaza
(307) 745-3540
101 Ivinson Ave.
(307) 745-6262
LOVEJOY’S BAR & GRILL
Parachute Grille
CHILI’S
ANONG’S THAI CUISINE
HONG KONG BUFFET
McALISTER’S DELI
207 S. 3rd St.
(307) 742-2299
PERKINS
PRAIRIE ROSE CAFE
410 S. 2nd St.
(307) 745-8140
Roxie’S on Grand An american Bistro
221 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 745-4577
17th Street Café
310 S. 17th St.
(307) 742-1600
SHARI’S
666 N. 3rd St.
(307) 721-4813
Snowy Range Sports
Bar & Grill
223 Adams St.
(307) 742-0050
1702 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 745-7777
570 N. 3rd St.
(307) 721-3131
201 Custer St.
(307) 742-0500
www.librarysportsgrilleandbrewery.com
101 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-0141
DOMINO’S PIZZA
LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA
IRON SKILLET
202 S. 2nd St.
https://www.facebook.com/
pages/The-Crowbar-andGrill/188254831220931
4425 S. 3rd St.
(307) 745-5551
www.cavalrymansupperclub.com
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(in the Hilton Garden Inn)
2229 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-5500
3225 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-5311
3236 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-8889
307 S. 3rd St.
(307) 745-3888
NEW GREAT WALL
RESTAURANT
1501 S. 3rd St.
(307) 745-7966
Luciano’s Italian
Restaurant
3626 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-9790
Mr. Jim’s Pizza
2523 Grand Ave. Unit A
(307) 742-5467
PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA
553 N. 3rd St.
(307) 742-7272
PAPA MURPHY’S PIZZA
2111 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-7676
PIZZA HUT
1460 N. 3rd St.
(307) 742-8118
THE NEW MANDARIN
1254 N. 3rd St.
(307) 742-8822
PEKING CHINESE
RESTAURANT
1665 N. 3rd St.
(307) 742-8138
TERIYAKI BOWL
(Sushi Bar)
3021 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-0709
Almanza’s Mexican Food
2615 E. Grand Ave.
ANDALE CORONA VILLAGE
2900 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-5944
BERNIE’S MEXICAN FOOD
367 Snowy Range Rd.
(307) 742-5425
CHELOS
357 W. University Ave.
(307) 745-5139
CORONA VILLAGE
513 Boswell Dr.
(307) 721-0167
EL CONQUISTADOR
110 Ivinson Ave.
(307) 742-2377
QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL
252 N. 3rd St.
(307) 742-9962
ARBY’S
COAL CREEK COFFEE CO.
110 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-7737
COAL CREEK COFFEE CO.
(2nd Location)
UW Plaza
(307) 745-7737
COWBOY COFFEE
15th & Spring Creek
(307) 272-0253
DAYLIGHT DONUTS
151 N. 3rd St.
(307) 745-8174
GEM CITY JAVA
151 N. 3rd St.
(307) 745-8174
HARD BACK CAFE
(at Hastings)
654 N. 3rd St.
(307) 745-0312
JAVA JAVA ESPRESSO
2208 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-9338
STARBUCKS COFFEE
(at Albertson’s)
3112 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-8146
STARBUCKS COFFEE
(at Safeway)
554 N. 3rd St.
(307) 721-5107
THE GROUNDS COFFEE
LOUNGE
171 N. 3rd St.
(307) 742-5208
TURTLE ROCK COFFEE
2148 Grand Ave.
(307) 742-5559
BAGELMAKERS
252 N. 3rd St.
(307) 721-7000
BURGER KING
3001 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 742-8590
Burger xtreme
204 S. 3rd St.
(307) 742-1100
CHERRIES ICE CREAM
and GRILL
1253 N. 3rd St.
(307) 745-5562
GRAMMA’S OLDE ICE
CREAM PARLOUR
1657 Snowy Range Rd.
(307) 742-3194
JIMMY JOHN’S,
Sandwich Shop
UW Plaza
(307) 745-1555
McDONALD’S
3000 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-3600
McDONALD’S
1666 Snowy Range Rd.
(307) 745-0006
Quizno’s
1622 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 745-8835
SONIC
2510 Grand Ave.
(307) 742-9395
SUBWAY
ALBANY LODGE
1700 Grand Ave.
(307) 742-4135
1148 State Hwy. 11
Albany
(307) 745-5782
SUBWAY
BEAR TREE CAFE
168 N. 3rd St.
(307) 745-9387
SUBWAY
515 Adams St.
(307) 742-2641
SUBWAY
(at WALMART)
4308 E. Grand Ave.
(307) 745-8300
TACO BELL
2121 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-5008
TACO JOHN’S
2760 Hwy. 130
Centennial
(307) 742-2410
THE OLD CORRAL
2750 Hwy. 130
Centennial
(307) 745-5918
Century Bar & grille
2758 Hwy. 130
Centennial
(307) 745-8303
TRADING POST
RESTAURANT & SALOON
2114 Grand Ave.
(307) 745-5085
2753 Hwy. 130
Centennial
(307) 721-5074
WENDY’S
VEE BAR GUEST RANCH
3103 Grand Ave.
(307) 742-0082
WENDY’S
(at Pilot Travel Center)
1564 McCue St.
(307) 742-2878
2091 Hwy. 130
Centennial
(307) 745-7036
WOODS LANDING BAR,
CAFE, & RESORT
9 State Hwy. 10
Woods Landing
(307) 745-5770
Wycolo Lodge
4039 Hwy. 230
(307) 755-5160
270 N. 9th St.
(307) 745-3741
Turtle Rock Coffee
at the Laramie Plains
Civic Center
710 E. Garfield St.
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Step back into time with the world’s smallest
time machine on the Legends of Laramie Tour
Bullets and the Bucket of Blood! Experience
a shootout on the streets of Laramie.
Riding. Roping. Racing. Modern day rodeo
lives on each July in Laramie.
Uncover the ghost town of Sherman. What
you see and what you don’t.
Scan the QR codes to watch Laramie’s past come to life in the palm of your hand.
Visit www.visitlaramie.org to learn how to unlock all 15 legends during your trip to Laramie.
Venture through Laramie’s surroundings
on one of our walking tours
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Photo Credit:
3 C Guiding/
Ten High Extreme
Laramie Area Visitor Center
210 East Custer Street
Laramie, Wyoming 82070
www.visitlaramie.org
1-800-445-5303
9 a.m. – Eat breakfast at one of the cafes in Centennial and
grab a picnic lunch on your way out of town.
(See Dining Guide p. 18-19)
10 a.m. – Drive the scenic byway 130 through Medicine Bow
National Forest.
Noon – Eat your packed lunch at one of the picnic areas
in Snowy Range.
1:30 p.m. – Head to Albany and rent ATVs. Explore the
beauty of Snowy Range.
5:30 p.m. – Eat dinner in Albany.
7 p.m. – Stay in Albany or head back to stay in one of the
hotels in Laramie or Centennial. (See Lodging
Guide p. 14-17)
9 a.m. – Eat at one of the excellent breakfast diners in
Laramie. (See Dining Guide p. 18-19)
10 a.m. – Go hiking in the majestic Vedauwoo area 15
minutes east of Laramie on I-80 and see the
Lincoln Monument and Ames Monument on
the way.
Noon – Have lunch at one of the wonderful cafes in
Laramie after the hike. (See Dining Guide
p. 18-19)
1 p.m. – Shop Downtown Laramie and take the Historic
Downtown Tour, which features Laramie’s
Wild West past.
2:30 p.m. – Walk or drive to the Ivinson Mansion located
at 6th and Ivinson Ave.
4 p.m. – Visit the Wyoming Territorial Prison located
west of Laramie on Snowy Range Road.
Photo by Doc Thissen
6 p.m. – Get your grub at one of the many exceptional
restaurants. (See Dining Guide p. 18-19)
03/2013
8 p.m. – Check the Laramie Area Visitor Center
website calendar for current events at
www.visitlaramie.org.
10 p.m. – Bed down in one of many fine hotels, bed
and breakfasts or guest ranches.
(See Lodging Guide p. 14-17)