Things to Do in Laramie

University of Wyoming Geological Museum - Come check out “Big Al,” the impressive allosaurus specimen at the UW Geological Museum. You can see Big Al, as well as many other fossils of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. The museum also houses a collection of rocks and minerals, a fossil prep lab, augmented reality exhibits, and an augmented reality sandbox. They also frequently host special events throughout the year, as well as special kid-friendly days. This museum is so much fun for paleontology enthusiasts of all ages. Please visit their webpage for more information.

University of Wyoming Art Museum - Another fabulous and free museum, the UW Art Museum always has something going on—from special holiday events, to artist talks, to regular drop-in meditation. If you have little ones, be sure to check out one of the monthly Family Saturday Workshops where you and your kiddos can view exhibits and create art. Oh yeah, and they have a wonderful collection of ever-changing art exhibits. Don’t miss out! See their webpage for current exhibits, museum hours, and upcoming events.

Wyoming Women’s History House - Learn about Wyoming's changemakers at the Wyoming Women's History House. Located in downtown Laramie, Wyoming, you can tour the Wyoming Women’s History House for a small fee.

Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site - Built in 1872 and restored in 1989, the prison is the highlight of the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site. Pick up a brochure in the gift shop and head toward the prison for a self-guided tour.

Ames Monument - Completed in 1882 at a cost of $65,000, this monolithic 60-foot high granite pyramid was built by the Union Pacific Railroad Company. It stands on the highest elevation (8,247 feet) of the original transcontinental route. Until 1901 when the railroad was relocated several miles to the south, the tracks passed by the north side of the monument where the former rail town of Sherman once stood. To visit the Ames Monument, take exit 329 off I-80 near Laramie and drive two miles down Highway 234.

Self-Led Historic Downtown Laramie Walking Tours - Download this Tour Brochure and embark on a self-guided historic walking tour of downtown Laramie!

Self-Guided Downtown Mural Tour 

Laramie Public Art Tour 

Laramie PrideFest! -Laramie PrideFest is hosting Pride Karaoke on June 12, beginning at 8PM. They will also host Pride in the Park on June 14, beginning at noon. See the Laramie PrideFest website for details. 

Fox Run Golf Course - family-friendly, affordable public golf course.