When you’re looking for a unique getaway in Wyoming, you don’t have to head to the National Parks. Our gorgeous mountains and high desert prairie are home to some of the coolest places on Earth! If you’re looking for a one of a kind overnight stay, visit the Sheep Mountain Lookout tower and stay a night high above the ground.

The Bighorn Mountains are full of incredible discoveries just waiting to be found. One of these wonders is the Sheep Mountain Lookout.

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Built in 1930 as part of the Civilian Conservation Corps project, the Sheep Mountain Lookout is a stone tower atop one of the high peaks of the mountain area.

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Many people travel to Sheep Mountain’s summit to enjoy the sprawling, panoramic views. But if you’re lucky, you can stay in the Sheep Mountain Cabin and enjoy a full day of stunning sights.

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There’s nothing like waking up to the sun rising over the mountains, or stepping outside on the balcony for a midnight stargazing session.

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This is a pack-in, pack-out site, and you’ll need to bring most of the essentials with you. There is no water or electricity, and you’ll need to bring your own bedding and utensils.

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You’ll be able to see for miles from the top of Sheep Mountain, so be sure to bring your camera and binoculars, and keep an eye out for wildlife.

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It’s hard to top a stay at the Sheep Mountain Lookout Cabin. So book your getaway and get ready for an unforgettable trip.

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Address: 1455 U.S. 16, Buffalo, WY, 82834

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For reservations, visit the Forest Service website, here.

For more incredible places to stay in Wyoming, read about This One Wyoming Park That’s Home To Yurt Camping, A Water Slide, And An Underground River,

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