Wyoming’s Roadside Rest Areas Information Centers&

I-801 Pine Bluffs (E-6)*

2 Summit, 9 miles east of Laramie (E-5)

3 Wagonhound, 50 miles west of Laramie (E-5)

4 Ft. Steele, 13 miles east of Rawlins (E-4)

5 Bitter Creek, 41 miles east of Rock Springs (E-1)

6 Lyman, 36 miles east of Evanston (E-1)

7 Bear River, 1 mile east of Evanston (E-1)

I-258 Cheyenne (E-6)

9 Chugwater, 25 miles south of Wheatland (E-6)

10 Dwyer Jct., 12 miles north of Wheatland (D-6)

11 Orin Jct., 13 miles south of Douglas (C-6)

12 Kaycee, 46 miles south of Buffalo (B-4)

1-9013 Northeast, 6 miles east of Beulah (A-6)

14 Sundance, (A-6)

15 Moorcroft (A-6)

16 Powder River, 32 miles east of Buffalo (B-5)

17 Sheridan (A-4)

US 1418 Greybull (A-3)

US 14A19 Powell (A-2)

WYO 12020 Gooseberry Creek, 37 miles northwest of Thermopolis (B-2)

US 2621 Jackson (B-1)

22 Diversion Dam Jct., 37 miles west of Riverton (C-2)

23 Guernsey, 30 miles northwest of Torrington (D-6)

US 8524 Meriden, 24 miles northeast of Cheyenne (E-6)

US 1825 Lusk (C-6)

US 18 & US 8526 Mule Creek Jct., 25 miles south of Newcastle (C-6)

US 1627 Upton, 20 miles northwest of Newcastle (B-6)

WYO 38728 Wright (B-5)

WYO 5929 Cheyenne River, 43 miles north of Douglas (C-5)

WYO 48730 Shirley Basin, 42 miles north of Medicine Bow (D-4)

WYO 22031 Independence Rock, 52 miles southwest of Casper (D-4)

US 2032 Waltman, 49 miles west of Casper (C-4)

US 28733 Sweetwater Station, 39 miles southeast of Lander (C-3)

34 Lander (C-2)

WYO 2835 South Pass, 43 miles southwest of Lander (D-2)

US 19136 Pinedale (C-1)

US 8937 Star Valley, 10 miles north of Afton (C-1)

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For highways with dual or multiple route numbers, refer to the lowest route number.For example, for US 26-89-191, refer to US 26.

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