Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Terry Bison Ranch, situated south of Cheyenne, Wyoming, spans approximately 27,000 acres across the rolling plains of both Wyoming and Colorado. While not a protected place like a national park, the ranch provides a distinctive experience for visitors eager for a taste of the Wild West. The ranch is historically significant as it provides insight into bison ranching and the preservation of this majestic species. Guests have the opportunity to ride a train that traverses the ranch and gets them up close to the bison herd. In addition to bison viewing, the ranch offers a range of activities, including horseback riding, ATV tours, and fishing in nearby waters. For those wishing to stay overnight, accommodations range from rustic cabins to RV sites. Terry Bison Ranch is a family-friendly destination that combines the allure of outdoor adventure with historical intrigue, making it a popular stop for travelers exploring Wyoming.
