Things To Do in Big Horn, Wyoming

The Bozeman Trail Museum is housed in a hand-hewn-log blacksmith shop built in 1879 to serve pioneers on their way to the goldfields of Montana. The collection is centered around the Cloud Peak Boulder, a stone with names and dates ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Experience the lifestyle of a 1920s gentleman’s working ranch through a guided tour of the Ranch House, view the featured art exhibition and the Native American Collection in the Gallery and take a... More on wyomingtourism

From a distance, surrounded by cottonwoods and dwarfed by the hills and horizon, the Brinton ranch house doesn't look much different from ... More on Frommers

At the Bradford Brinton Memorial, visitors will find an idyllic setting and some very fine art. In addition to ... More on PlanetWare

This 27-hole course is situated at the base of Big Horn Mountain. Every hole offers an incredible panoramic view of Big Horn Mountain and the surrounding area. The course offers a mixture of links ... More on Golf.com

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A Unique Guest Ranch Experience Come to Canyon Ranch to experience a guest ranch vacation like no other. Canyon Ranch is a three thousand acre private reserve located 15 miles south of Sheridan, Wyoming. It has been owned and operated ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Two spectacular fireworks displays at the Big Horn Events Center and Ucross. More on Discover America

Stamp divots, bring a picnic, enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, and watch the action matching talented athletes and animals from around the country. The oldest venue in the West, the Big Horn Events Center features polo every Sunday ... More on Discover America

Bighorn County, Wyoming, is located in the northern part of Wyoming's bighorn basin. Bighorn County was created from parcels taken from Johnson, Fremont, and Sheridan counties, and was organized in 1897.The principle industries in ... More on Bighorncountywy.gov

The Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum was established in 1960 through the will of Helen Brinton and opened to the public in June of 1961 as a memorial to her brother Bradford Brinton. Today the Main Ranch House is filled with fine ... More on familydaysoutusa