Explore Sundance, Wyoming

Sundance is a welcoming Black Hills community with deep western history, scenic beauty, local businesses, outdoor recreation and small-town hospitality. Whether you are visiting for the day or planning a longer stay, Sundance is a great place to slow down, explore and enjoy northeast Wyoming.

Sundance Geocache Roundup

The Sundance Geocache Roundup is a high-tech treasure hunt through Outlaw Territory. Participants use online clues and GPS coordinates to find hidden caches while exploring local history, scenic stops and stories from the Old West.

Start at the Crook County Museum in Sundance to pick up your passport. There are two separate missions available. Complete a mission, return to the museum and receive your prize wooden coin.

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GPS Guided Tours

City of Sundance

Take a GPS-guided walking tour through Sundance and experience the colorful history of town at your own pace. The free tour starts in front of the Crook County Museum and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Use the TravelStorys app to follow the route, hear local stories and learn about the legendary characters and historic places connected to Sundance.

Self-Guided Tour

Prefer a printed guide? Stop by the Crook County Museum to pick up a self-guided tour souvenir book. The route is similar to the GPS-guided tour and includes stories, pictures and interesting facts in book form.

The book is available at the museum for $4.95.