Ten Sleep Vacations

This moderate 1.5-mile loop trail rewards hikers with panoramic views of the Bighorn Basin and limestone cliffs. Cross Salt Lick Creek multiple times while spotting local wildlife in the mixed pine and aspen forests.

Tucked in the Bighorn Mountains, Meadowlark Ski Lodge offers 14 diverse trails across 300 acres of pristine terrain. Warm up by the stone fireplace with a drink after conquering slopes suitable for all skill levels.

This humble Baptist church serves as the spiritual heart of Ten Sleep, Wyoming's close-knit rural community. Visitors can experience authentic small-town worship in its charming, modest sanctuary on Sunday mornings.

Ten Sleep Town Hall is just one of the places to see in Ten Sleep, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the area's mountain views and monuments.

This 1889 monument marks where English nobleman Gilbert E. Leigh fell while hunting mountain sheep in 1884. History enthusiasts can view the marker along Highway 16.

Step back in time at this intimate pioneer museum showcasing Ten Sleep's heritage through Native American artifacts and settler memorabilia. Explore the restored 1895 schoolhouse for a glimpse into Wyoming's frontier past.

This community gem earned Wyoming's Outstanding Library of the Year award in 2020 for its thoughtful expansion. Browse the collection or join a local program in this welcoming small-town sanctuary.

Nestled among the majestic Big Horn Mountains, Vista Park offers serene trails and riverside tranquility in Ten Sleep. Visit during August's Nowoodstock Music Festival when live performances transform this peaceful retreat.