This is the #1 recommended thing to do when visiting Cheyenne when doing any search and it…read moredefinitely makes sense. The Terry Bison Ranch is the only place I have ever heard about where you can hand feed Bison. They also have other things to do here. We got here an hour and a half before our train departed and we have plenty to do. They have lots of animals on this ranch from full grown ostriches and baby ones, a long horn cow, plenty of chickens, baby bison that you can pet, lots of horses, goats, and much more. On the ride over to feed the bison, they had a train robbery reenactment which was fun. The whole train ride takes about an hour to make sure to use the restrooms before getting on. It's a great place to bring kids. Prices were reasonable. $20 per adult $10 for kids to ride the train and $10 for bison feed which is a must. They give you a decent amount of food in the bag. No reservations needed you can buy tickets at the general store. There they have plenty of souvenirs to buy and can answer any questions you may have. An easy day trip from Denver. If you are on a roadtrip I'd recommend stopping here if you are heading to Wyoming from Colorado or vice versa.

This is a working ranch that allows many of us less adventurous to be a cowboy for a day or…read morebefriend a bison. Without all the running, screaming, trampling, and death required by those that wish to pet or touch bison in other locations. You Tube Bison Attacks Yellowstone to understand this reference. Now, Terry's allows feeding, petting and close up photography of their bison. The resort is a ranch and not the Four Seasons, so let's dial down our expectations and recognize the workings of the ranch. There will be dirt, poop, feathers, hair, urine, and unkempt struck and other things gentle folk may find unsavory. We found the ranch charming. We have experienced many close encounters with wild bison and most were less than rewarding, but exciting. Terry removes this. The train creaks, and groans into the herd. Windows open, and your bison friend pop up for food. You can touch them and enjoy close photos/videos. Kids will love this and animal lovers also. Your trip back the platform will provide some ranch insights and views of horse stables. That was our visit. You may also trail ride on horseback and even participate in dude ranching. We feel the ranch offered all it advertised and we will return with the little ones. Keep up the good work Terry and all the support it.

I love Jax as usual however they should stick to what the do best and coffee is not one of those…read morethings. The lady made no effort at all to make the coffee the way I asked, she did not leave room for cream or even ask and then had the nerve to charge extra for the two drops that did fit in my cup. I took two sips and threw it out. what a shame.

This has got to be the coolest outdoor store I've ever been in! The list goes on and on with the…read moreselection at JAX. Just to name a few of the departments offered, clothing western/outdoor/hunting, backpacking, camping,ski/snowboarding, firearms, military surplus, cooking, home decor, hardware electric/plumbing/tools, pets, livestock. If you live and outdoor lifestyle have animals or are DIY person JAX would be a great place to check out!

Please note this winery is not open to the public. You have to call and make an appointment. We…read moredrove down from Estes Park because today is national wine and we're very disappointed that we couldn't have a tasting. The wine might be great; but since we couldn't taste I have no idea.

We recently attending a wine tasting at Vintages. I was not aware that a winery existed in Fort…read moreCollins and the concept seemed a little odd to me until we arrived. Basically Vintages is a small batch winery located in the heart of old town Fort Collins. They have been open for about ten years and they specialize in people coming in and handcrafting their own wine which they then make in house. The way the whole process works is that you come in and have a wine tasting with one of their fantastically knowledgeable winemakers. They run through a huge gambit of wine varieties from all over the world in an effort to teach you about wine and hone you taste to what you prefer. After that there is no obligation but you can order a case of wine and have it made there for you. Once you wine is ready, you come back in to bottle, label and cork your wine. The wine is priced by the case, and is very cheap when compared to buying commercial wine. The wines we tasted were fantastic and the option of making your own is fun and also cost effective. I would definitely recommend this as a fun date or for anyone who wants to learn more about wine. It is also perfect for those more knowledgeable in wine and looking to stock their personal cellar or give out their own wine as a fun gift. The service was excellent and the winery itself was charming for just being in a strip mall setting. The owner even gave the person in our group six free bottles of wine for just bringing her friends in. It was an excellent experience overall.

Being a tourist, I was not sure of what to do or where to go in a day trip to Cheyenne. Google…read morerecommended the ranch and as a bonus, the restaurant. We went the week after Frontier Days so it was very slow and quiet, wait time was non existing and hostess was short and brief but polite. The ambiance was what I had envisioned for a steakhouse in Wyoming with the addition of slot machines. The windows were open and the fans were on with major cabin vibes but the flies, though I read about them, I was not ready for the amount of flies. It was hard to eat with them flying all over and you feeling like you have to defend your food at all times. The food itself was OK. We really enjoyed the bison chili and my husband liked his burger but I was sad to see my steak and baked popotato were pretty dry. The flavor was there though, and our waitress was nice which made for a better experience. I don't hate the place and I actually think it's a good place to go to if you're at the ranch but not sure if I'd travel far for it.

I had a few meals there over the years and took out-of-town visitors for buffalo - It was a hit…read more.. and then a miss in later years. The casino was a gamble they shouldn't have taken. No matter now - it has been closed since the fall of 2025. Hope they reopen with a back-to-basics food focus.

Bethany and her father Eldon are the best!! Bethany bends over backwards to take care of her…read morecustomers. The nursery has super cute gift items and I have never seen higher quality Christmas trees in my life. Lazarro and Brooke are friendly and hardworking... customer service is top notch.

River Bend Nursery is an incredible company. Kind staff and Bethany makes every year joyous. It's…read morenot just about the beautiful wreaths and Christmas trees, but the service and kindness. Thank you all!

Excellent breakfast and the after-dinner brandy was great. I highly recommend this as a stop if…read moreyou're near Cheyenne. The innkeepers were also so kind and hospitable I will definitely be back. It's a beautiful home with so many details that you could just chill in any common area and check things out for hours.

Nagle Mansion was a fantastic stop on our way to Denver. The host, Jas, was incredible--and an even…read morebetter chef! He entertained us with wonderful stories while serving a delicious breakfast spread that included Ghirardelli chocolate raspberry muffins, chicken sausage, and a marvelous soufflé. The mansion itself is a beautiful piece of history and makes for a truly charming bed and breakfast. We would highly recommend it!