Wyoming is full of charming little towns, but Sundance is quite special. Not only did it gain some fame from one of the Wild West’s most notorious outlaws, but it’s been a popular destination for over 100 years. Read more about this tiny town that has a huge personality, and then begin to plan your trip!
Sundance, Wyoming got its start during the Black Hills Gold Rush, and was established in 1879.
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One of the west’s most infamous outlaws, the Sundance Kid, took his name from this town, where he was first jailed.
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Today, Sundance is still an amazing place to visit! The Sundance Winter Festival each February shows off the town’s snow-loving spirit.
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The Bear Lodge Motel is one of the top places to stay in town, and it’s only steps from restaurants, bars, and attractions.
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People travel from all over to have breakfast at the Higbee Cafe.
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The Higbee has a reputation for making the absolute best biscuits and gravy you’ll ever get to try.
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For a hearty lunch or dinner, try the Longhorn Salloon.
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This classic western restaurant serves burgers, steaks, salads, and more to hungry travelers and residents.
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Don’t let your visit go by without a trip to the Crook County Museum!
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Not only does it show off relics from the region’s wild west days, but the museum is home to a gallery featuring work from local artists.
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Make it a point to visit Sundance this year - it truly is an underrated gem and could be your new favorite destination.
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Do you love visiting Sundance? It’s right around the corner from Devils Tower, which was America’s first National Monument. Plan trip out to see the town and the tower this year!
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