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While visiting Wyoming spend some time at Red Butte Ranch.
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fishing at red butte ranchOn your way to explore Wyoming?

Make sure to spend some time on the North Platte River at The Red Butte Ranch. 

Red Butte Ranch is located in Natrona County; just out side of Wyoming's second largest city, Casper. It's, centralalized location makes it an ideal place to stay when visiting some of Wyoming's greatest natural and man-made wonders.

Enjoy the fly fishing and the tranquility of the North Plate River while having great access to all Wyoming has to offer.

How To Reserve Your Stay

Contact us today to reserve your spot in one of the most exceptional getaway spots in world or you can book the bed and breakfast, the cottage and The Red Butte Lodge vacation home online.

Popular Wyoming Things To Do

Here are a few of Wyoming's most popular spots you may want to visit while on your Wyoming vacation.

Popular Wyoming Things To See & Do

Independence Rock
Independence Rock
A historical gathering place of emigrants on the Oregon Trail. Walk on Independence Rock and see all the names and dates chistled into this historic Wyoming rock.
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Alcova /Pathfinder
Alcova /Pathfinder
Water skiing, boating & fishing for walleye are popular at Alcova Lake. Visit the Marina to rent jet skis or motor boats. An easy drive from your Red Butte Ranch cottage.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park
No Wyoming vacation is complete without a stop at Yellowstone National Park. Wildlife, geysers & history all in one location
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Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling
Casper Mountain has 46 miles of groomed trails and extensive ungroomed play areas.
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Thermopolis Mineral Pools
Thermopolis Mineral Pools
The World's Largest Mineral Hot Springs are open year round, including holidays. You can swim, slide, or just relax and soak in the water. Fun for all ages!
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Devil's Tower
Devil's Tower
The nearly vertical monolith known as Devils Tower rises 1,267 feet above the meandering Belle Fourche River. It is a sacred site of worship for many Native Americans.
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