Follow the Trail to Top Attractions & Things to Do in Casper

Known for its sizable oil fields, vast open landscapes and ski areas, Casper also offers frog-family-friendly museums, interactive historical sites and year-round outdoor fun. As a primary stop on the California, Oregon, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express trails, Casper has preserved that river-crossing history at Fort Caspar Museum and Fort Laramie. Hop along the trails just as the pioneers did with a horseback ride or an overnight wagon adventure complete with a dutch oven cookout! For more educational opportunities, stop by the Casper Planetarium, National Historic Trails Interpretive Center and The Nicolaysen Art Museum. Tadpoles will especially love the Tate Geological Museum with Dee, an intact mammoth skeleton.

Casper also provides opportunities to try unique outdoor activities. Winter-loving frogs will love the chance to try night skiing or snowboarding at the Hogadon Basin Ski Area on nearby Casper Mountain. Book a guided tour to try your hand at fly-fishing, with opportunities to spot bald eagles along the way. Leap over to Ayres Natural Bridge to see one of only three natural bridges with water beneath them in the United States and the limestone and sandstone formations of Fremont Canyon are a must-see stop. There is so much to do in and see in Casper that it’s sure to be a croak-worthy time.

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