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The Real America region has many undiscovered destinations and communities that offer superb hospitality and activities. Check out our list of communities below that are a must-see on any Real America vacation.

Casper, Wyoming

Play 18 holes before lunch.  Catch your limit before dinner.  Attend a professional baseball game before bedtime.  Centrally-located in the Heart of the Old West, Casper is the perfect hub from all gateway cities.  All the down-home friendliness of a small town combined with a variety of natural wonders and western history makes Casper THE Adventure Capital! 

Casper has always been at the center of activity;  the Sioux and Cheyenne nations were followed by the pioneers, and seekers of gold and religious freedom who crossed paths along the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails (and not to forget the Pony Express). Casper was the milestone along their journeys west. 

Today, Casper is still a common ground.  Dozens of sculptures and original art dazzle the eyes around our historic downtown.  Boutiques and shopping centers offer visitors the best purchasing power.  Professional actors and musicians take the stage and the streets nearly every night.  And Casper's chefs serve up everything from haute cuisine to locally-raised Wyoming steak.

Find out what makes us unique and have the adventure of a lifetime in Casper, Wyoming--THE Adventure Capital!  For more essentials, visit us online at casperwyoming.info.

Sheridan, Wyoming

Embrace Sheridan, Wyoming, the original #1 Western Town in America and more recently voted #3 town for Outdoorsmen by Outdoor Life Magazine! Visit museums, experience the arts, encounter rodeo and polo. Find unlimited, easy-to-access recreation in the pristine Big Horn Mountains - our outdoor amusement park. Hike, bike, camp, boat, rock climb or photograph wildlife and scenery, or hunt these golden hills. Cast pristine fisheries in the Bighorn National Forest or play championship golf in Wyoming’s Golf Capital with four courses within 35 miles.

Sheridan’s steeped in western history from historic downtown to the Landmark Historic Sheridan Inn where Buffalo Bill once auditioned acts. Take a trolley tour of the Main Street District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places with the largest collection of turn-of-the-century buildings in the region.

Sheridan County, once the last, most-prized hunting grounds of the Plains Indians offers numerous battle/fight sites to explore - Little Bighorn Battlefield, Rosebud Battlesite, Fort Phil Kearny and the “Bloody” Bozeman Trail.

Embrace Sheridan, Wyoming chocked full of hometown hospitality and authentic real West charm . . . located midway between Yellowstone Park and Mt. Rushmore on I-90. For more information, visit sheridanwyoming.org.