Guidebook for Riverton
Food Scene
Mountain Ledge Baking
610 West Main StreetEverything is fresh and made from scratch.
The Bull serves great steaks carved from local beef, along with wine, beer, and spirits.
Bull Supper Club
1100 West Main StreetThe Bull serves great steaks carved from local beef, along with wine, beer, and spirits.
El Sol De Mexico
453 Main StEl Sol De Mexico serves great, authentic Mexican cuisine.
The Trailhead serves great breakfasts, and makes the best chicken-fried steak around!
7 locals recommend
Trailhead Restaurant
831 N Federal BlvdThe Trailhead serves great breakfasts, and makes the best chicken-fried steak around!
Parks & Nature
Sinks Canyon is a place where the Popo Agie River rushes down the mountain, and crashes into a cliff and disappears. It "magically " comes up from the ground a half-mile later, and continues on its way.
40 locals recommend
Sinks Canyon State Park
3079 Sinks Canyon RoadSinks Canyon is a place where the Popo Agie River rushes down the mountain, and crashes into a cliff and disappears. It "magically " comes up from the ground a half-mile later, and continues on its way.
Sightseeing
South Pass City was a Western Gold Rush town in the late 1800's. It has been restored to the condition it was in in its "glory days", and is a great place to see some of Wyoming's "Wild West" history.
South Pass City
South Pass City was a Western Gold Rush town in the late 1800's. It has been restored to the condition it was in in its "glory days", and is a great place to see some of Wyoming's "Wild West" history.
The Carissa mine was a gold mine that attracted over 2,000 men and women to seek fame and fortune in the mountains of the Wyoming Territory in the late 1860's. It was once one of the richest gold mines in the nation. It has been restored, and is now open for tours.
Carissa Mine
The Carissa mine was a gold mine that attracted over 2,000 men and women to seek fame and fortune in the mountains of the Wyoming Territory in the late 1860's. It was once one of the richest gold mines in the nation. It has been restored, and is now open for tours.
Castle Gardens has cliffs where the ancient peoples that once inhabited the lands of Wyoming left their mark in the form of petroglyphs.
Castle Gardens
Castle Gardens has cliffs where the ancient peoples that once inhabited the lands of Wyoming left their mark in the form of petroglyphs.
Essentials
Smith's
1200 W Main StSafeway Bakery
Walmart Supercenter
1733 N Federal Blvdopen until midnight