Best place in the world!!! BLM staff, Foundation Director, and Board Members were engaging, knowledgeable, and funny. Very interactive 10/10!! It's free too!!

Fort Caspar Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in Wyoming history and beyond! The museum offers a fantastic mix of engaging exhibits that cover everything from pioneer life to the Pony Express and Native American cultures. The reconstructed fort is beautifully done, allowing visitors to walk through time and imagine life on the frontier. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly passionate about sharing the area’s rich history. I especially appreciated the interactive elements that made the experience enjoyable for both adults and kids. The gift shop is also well-stocked with unique souvenirs and local crafts. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for an interesting way to spend the afternoon, Fort Caspar Museum won’t disappoint. It’s a wonderful place to explore Wyoming’s heritage and reflect on the people and events that shaped this region. Highly recommend!

This was a nice surprise! Born in Wyoming and never knew about this place until I seen a brochure in Douglas. Nice little place for a picnic with family or friends. M

Ruts almost 7 feet deep! Plus lots of information on easy to read plaques. It is a paved path up above the parking lot, but barely a five minute walk but might be steep for some. Additional paths as well. To walk through these is amazing.

It was a lovely day even though it was 100 degrees outside. There are a lot of historical buildings to see, pristine black powder cannons, a couple of muzzle loaders, a military covered wagon, and a couple of men wearing army uniforms from the period of time when the Fort was filled with soldiers in the 1800’s. There are bathroom facilities available, and you have to drive past what’s left of Fort Platte on your way to Fort Laramie. This would be a great family trip, or an interesting historical stop for people driving through the area on their vacation, who want to learn more about America’s rich history.

We had a non electric camping site and it was awesome. Very large all to ourselves overlooking the lake. Nice trails. The visitors center workers do their job but aren't really friendly, they want u out of there it seems. We enjoyed our time and went on many trails. There is no firewood for sale in the park

Air Show, Parade, and Native American Village were excellent. Can't do all of Frontier Days in one day. Lots to see and do. Definitely a good plan to go to in 2026.

Clean pit toilets Great place to walk and climb We saw a bull moose and 2 calves this morning.

The place is kinda old, a bit dusty. But the experience was good. I met this old man with his daughter, they seem to enjoy the place a lot like they haven’t been in a museum for a while.

I really had a great time at this museum and learned so much! The signs are very text heavy, and probably would not be of interest to younger visitors, but they do provide a great deal of background and context for the artifacts in the museum. A trip to this museum really showcases the train history of Cheyenne and how important the union pacific railway and depot were to the growth of the city. I think kids would like this museum quite a bit. There is a train for them to play with downstairs and an extraordinary model train upstairs. The observation deck on the second floor gives you a fabulous view of trains as they enter and depart the train yard. The $10 adult admission price was more than fair. We spent about an hour this museum. There’s plenty of parking and there are clean accessible restrooms on the floors.

It’s Tulip Fairy and Elf Festival last week Sunday and there’s a plenty of activities for kids, a lot of tulips . So many people enjoying the Live music and other streets performance . You need to park a bit far tho and walk. It’s an outdoor mall style. You need to dine if you want to use a decent restroom. Parking is not free, but not expensive .

Beautiful park and amenities. We hiked the area 3days in a row, meadow, and baseline trails. Upper trails we got halfway, but it was nearly 100* that day so it was fun, but too warm to walk another 2hrs. Bit love this place

Wow what an incredible hike! We did the Royal Arch Trail and then continued on the Blue Loop. Definitely difficult, it took us a little under an hour to hike to the Arch, we took minimal breaks. Enjoyed a PB&J at the top with the chipmunks who are overly friendly. (We did not feed them).

We purchased our tickets there at the office but there’s an option to pay online also .. I believe the tickets were like 25$.. I can’t remember but you get a couple of hours so it’s a reasonable price OMGEEEEE Me and my daughter & fiance went tubing ya’ll ‼️‼️‼️ This was a good experience & so so much FUN …besides driving in the mountains this was a thrill for me!!! OAN look at how close the sun was to us in my video.. super cool😉😉💯💯 #atimewashad

Fantastic place to bring kids and enjoy looking at all kinds of bugs and fish. If you are local, it is nice to get the membership since it's a great winter activity for all ages. The building isn't very big so average time to go through it is probably 1-2 hours at most, but the play area for kids is great.

Great resort , people are friendly and service was professional. We were there in the summer and rode the gondola ride! Lot of fun and cool place on top to eat and drink. It was opening day for the summer so we got to see tons of mountain bikers riders. Watching them was really fun. Cant wait to come back this winter!

The Downtown Aquarium is a fun spot to visit, especially if you’re looking for something unique to do in Denver. The exhibits are well put together, and it’s always fascinating to see such a wide variety of sea life right in the middle of the city. The tunnel with the sharks and the colorful reef displays are definite highlights. That said, it can feel a bit commercialized—there’s a strong emphasis on the restaurant and extra activities, and ticket prices are on the higher side for the amount of time you actually spend walking through the aquarium. It’s also usually pretty crowded, especially on weekends, so I’d recommend going earlier in the day or on a weekday if possible. Overall, it’s an enjoyable experience, especially for families with kids. The sea life is beautiful, the staff are friendly, and it’s a solid option for a Denver outing—just go in knowing it’s more of a fun attraction than a huge, world-class aquarium

If you plan to go make sure to get online 25 days prior. Reservations are released daily. I didn’t realize it would be so booked and we almost missed out. Luckily, we were able to get on the waitlist and checked hourly for cancellations. Otherwise, we loved the experience. We plan on going back for our oldest’s 21st birthday ◡̈ I’ve always been a Coors drinker and it was cool having 3 tastings direct from the source.

Spent the day at the Buffalo Bill Museum + Grave, and it felt like stepping into the pages of all the Western stories I grew up loving. The sights, the stories, the spirit of the frontier—brought back so many memories of dusty trails, cowboy legends, and a time when the West was still wild. A truly unforgettable visit. Loved it! Wish the gift shop was open.

We visited the Georgetown Loop Railroad for their Autumnfest festival, and it was a lovely experience—especially since it’s one of the closest scenic train rides to Denver. We reserved seats in the Parlor Class for three, which was quite comfortable and made the ride even more enjoyable. The narrow-gauge train ride offered stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, and the fall colors made it even more magical. It’s a roundtrip journey with a stop at Silver Plume, where you can get off to explore a small museum. The restrooms at the stop were clean and well-maintained, which was a plus. The staff onboard were exceptionally friendly, offering plenty of complimentary snacks and sodas throughout the ride. While the ride itself is relatively short, it was absolutely worth it—especially with kids. We had also done the Pikes Peak train ride earlier, and this was a completely different experience—more relaxed and scenic in a unique way. Unfortunately, we didn’t have time to do the gold mine tour, but overall, it was a fun and memorable outing.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at this stunning venue perched high above sea level at around 6,500 feet. The altitude can definitely catch you off guard—just climbing the steps to the entrance can feel like a mini workout if you’re not used to it. No rush though, take it slow and soak in the views as you go. Evenings can get pretty chilly and the wind doesn’t hold back, so come prepared with layers. Downstairs, there's a fascinating museum filled with information from past performances that’s totally worth checking out. You’ll also find clean restrooms down there, which is always a plus. Food and drinks are available, though be ready to splurge a bit at the concessions. We had general admission seats and chose to sit up at the very top—and wow, was it worth it. The city of Denver sparkled in the distance, and the whole scene was absolutely magical. The sound quality was impressive too. Every note carried beautifully through the space. No doubt about it—we’re already looking forward to the next visit.

Amazing place to go. If you are anywhere near this place make the climb. Road views are awesome and plenty of mountain goats and their babies are usually around. The goats also give free carwashes

Amazing place to go. If you are anywhere near this place make the climb. Road views are awesome and plenty of mountain goats and their babies are usually around. The goats also give free carwashes

Amazing ski resort. Coming from a greenhorn, the mountain and everyone on it were very accommodating and kind. Many paths to take. After hitting the bunny slope with the kids, I got the courage to hit the greens. Very forgiving and wide. I can not wait to return, improve, explore, and take in the beautiful surroundings. The staff was super friendly, talented, and educational. The lifts were fantastic and plentiful. After our long day, we took advantage of the lodge. Lots of food items, atmosphere, and IPA's.

I visited Breckenridge Ski Resort in late April and early May, during the second-to-last week of the season. At that time, only Peak 6 and Peak 7 were open—unfortunately, Peaks 8 through 10 were already closed, which was a bit disappointing. 😕 However, because it was the end of the season, the slopes were pleasantly uncrowded and peaceful. ⛷️ One day during my stay, it snowed about 2 inches, which made for great conditions! Except for the last day (when the snow was a bit slushy), the weather and snow quality were excellent. According to the forecast, they were expecting 6 more inches of snow the following week—snowing in May is pretty wild! ❄️🌨️ Most of the chairlifts on Peak 6 and Peak 7 had footrests, which made the ride up much more comfortable—no need to keep holding up your board the whole time. 👍 The staff were also incredibly friendly. One of them even lent me his personal screwdriver when I couldn’t find the right tool to tighten my snowboard bindings. 🛠️ Really appreciated that kind gesture! Usually, parking 🅿️ at the resort isn’t free—weekday or weekend, you have to pay. But during Locals Appreciation Month in May, parking was free, which was a nice bonus! Breckenridge also offers a free shuttle bus around town. It runs about every 30 minutes and, while not super frequent, it’s still a convenient option if you don’t want to deal with parking. Overall, despite some terrain being closed, it was a great late-season experience. I’d love to come back earlier in the season to explore more of the mountain! 🏔️

Nice downtown!

This place is stunning. We travel here each year for snow skiing. The mountain is great for families. All of the green runs are on one side and blacks on the other, with the blues in the middle. It’s nice to know your kids won’t make a wrong turn and go from a green to a black! There are also many very experienced skiers and snowboarders here for all of the jumps and “terrain park” areas. Center village has a ton of nice restaurants, ski shops and even a pond for ice skating.

Came in early October and it was beautiful! The aspens were all yellow and orange. This was a great place to go horseback riding. You get to see the gorgeous land and be immersed in the trees, the views alone are a 10/10. Billy was a fantastic tour guide! I would highly recommend to everybody to check it out, you won't regret it!

I thought we would be in and out of this place within an hour and ended up staying about 3 hours when we should have been driving home. So much history and so much to see. It's definitely worth a stop! My wife FaceTimed her sister and showed her parts of it. There are over 30 buildings to explore complete with furnishings from the time period. Some buildings are original and some were moved from other local areas. There's a miniature mine, full steam train, all different types of wagons, just so many neat things to look at.