Pet Friendly Things To Do in Douglas, Wyoming

Ayers Natural Bridge is considered one of Wyoming's first tourist attractions. But for the Indians who firs... More on wyomingtourism

Lot's of playground equipment for the kids . More on TripAdvisor

This fort, constructed in 1867 by the US Army, served as a major jumping-off point for the start of several... More on Heritage

However as we passed the city park situated beside the North Platte River, the free , grassy, tree shaded ... More on igougo

Located 45 miles directly south of Douglas. A fairly steep day hike to the highest summit in the Laramie Range. More on Trails

Great hiking experience. More on Trails

Be sure to pack a picnic lunch and plenty of water, especially if you go in the summer. More on GeckoGo

The Thunder Basin National Grassland, located in northeastern Wyoming, is in the Powder River Basin, between the Big Horn Mountains and the Black Hills. Activities include hiking, hunting, fishing and bird and wildlife viewing. Camping ... More on wyomingtourism

Although other campgrounds near Casper attract more attention, hidden getaways, like those south of Douglas, seem to be totally forgotten. This means that one of the state's great resources remains relatively unknown. Campgrounds ... More on Trails

Located 30 miles southwest of Douglas, in the western portion of the Medicine Bow National Forest. A day hike into some of ... More on Trails

Located 35 miles southwest of Douglas, in the Medicine Bow National Forest. A fun and especially beautiful day hike that ... More on Trails