In the heart of Wyoming, Casper is a hub for all things fun and there's always something to do in Casper. From mountain landscapes like Edness Kimball Wilkins State Park or Fremont Canyon’s stunning rock walls, you'll find miles upon miles of multi-use trails for your enjoyment.

If you’re looking for an adventure that doesn't stop when it's time to head inside, then Casper is the place. From more than a dozen great museums and historical sites outside of town with touching tales from our pasts as well as amazing dining options right around every corner, there are plenty of ways to keep yourself busy without ever leaving this small mountain town.

Casper is the Oil City because of its large and significant oil field that was located in northern Natrona County, the Salt Creek Field.

The North Platte River is a fisherman’s dream come true. It has easy access to some of the most prized waters in America, with its abundant bug life and consistent temperature making it second to none when it comes to trophy trout fishing.

Cottonwood Creek Dinosaur Trails is a 30 mile drive from Casper. There, visitors can see evidence of the prehistoric era with fossilized bones and rocks dating back millions of years.