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In Wyoming, an assortment of culinary experiences await. From small-town signature dishes to one of a kind truffles, something exists for every traveler’s taste buds. Here we highlight a couple of our favorite stops starting in northeast Wyoming then moving across and down the state.
Route Distance:
440 Miles
Suggested Time:
6 Days
Gillette, Wyoming
Home to Wyoming’s only meadery, Gillette brings thirsty visitors in from near and far. At Big Lost Meadery, you can drink like a Game of Throne’s character (we think) with fermented honey wine straight out of a horn.
Sheridan, Wyoming
Weston Wineries has a unique assortment of adult beverages. One is inspired by local legend, rodeo star and country musician Chris LeDoux. Get your fix in Sheridan.
Ten Sleep, Wyoming
Family owned and operated, Ten Sleep Brewing Company has quite the new in story. Pop in and Ten Sleep locals will be happy to share it with you. The brewery is a perfect place to relax with a cold beer after ascending one of the hundreds of sportclimbing routes in Ten Sleep Canyon.
Meeteetse, Wyoming
Blink and you might miss the quaint town of Meeteetse. Be careful, though. You will not want to miss this stop! Choose from truffle flavors like prickly pear, Wyoming Whiskey and huckleberry at Meeteetse Chocolatier.
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
For a five-star experience, make a reservation at the Lake Hotel Dining Room on the shores of Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. You will get to dig into dishes like Wyoming Legacy New York Strip Steak.
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Wyoming’s open roads and beautiful scenery make it an ideal state for a road trip.