Great selection of old and new turquoise jewelry and a vast selection of old west art. The owner is…read morevery friendly and informative. A must see for that once in a lifetime keepsake!

We were there on Tuesday morning June 18, 2024. Very nice place. Enjoyed looking and shopping. The…read morelady who waited on us couldn't have been nicer or more friendly and helpful. Definitely made an impression on me and would definitely love to go back again!

This is a very cool sculpture. It's much more interesting than the overrated Wall Drug store that…read moreis right around the corner.

Awesome stop to stop at! The elusive Jackalope lives! Take pictures with a giant Jackalope!…read more Owners have an amazing art collection of Jackalope art. The woman working at the counter was very nice. Loved taking a break here, took loads of photos, bought a sticker and used the bathroom. Thanks Jackalope lovers!

Great value for an historic and educational display. Very interesting and informative.read more

From the owner: The Dubois Museum hosts numerous Discovery Speakers programs, Children's Exploration programs and…read moreAdventure Trek programs. Exhibits and artifacts relating to the areas historic Dude Ranches, Tie Hack Industry, Native Americans and natural history are important aspects of the Upper Wind River Region are prominently featured at the Dubois Museum.

Wonderful little museum! The Big Horn Sheep Museum is small but packed with great information and…read morewell‑done exhibits. The scavenger hunt was a huge hit with the kids, and they loved earning stickers and sheep horns. Totally worth the small admission fee, and the gift shop has some fun finds. Exceeded expectations!

Beautiful display and great staff - definitely a must see…read more This is located right off the south side of the main road through Dubois (26) and in front of Dubois Park. There is a fair size parking lot. The building and exhibit are free and are very nice. You enter and exit through the gift shop. They are COVID compliant with shields and face masks. As you enter you are greeted by a person who explains about the exhibit and offers information on a driving tour through a wildlife management area about 4 miles east of town. There is a 10 minute video that runs on a loop and displays that show the various sheep and habitats. It is very nicely done and the staff was excellent. I leaned a lot and recommend this for anyone interested in bighorn sheep.