
Wildlife Viewing - WYOMING TERRITORIAL PRISON
About:
The most notable natural resources feature are the wetlands which covers 1/3 of the Historic Site. These wetlands provide valuable habitat for many aquatic and terrestrial species. The site also contains portions of the Big Laramie River and upland prairie. A large variety of birds, insects and animals can be viewed during the year.
More information:
- The diverse natural landscape of wetlands and prairie uplands habitats makes Wyoming Territorial Prison a significant birding destination with more than 30 species of birds sighted.

Wildlife viewing is located north of the prison stockade.

May 1 - September 30, Wednesday - Sunday 10 am - 4 pm.

Regular admission fees apply
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Historic sites are now open with social distancing in place, including a limited number of visitors in some locations. Please call ahead to confirm hours of operation and special guidelines. |
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Now Open All Year
COVID-19 special guidelines please wear masks inside buildings. LAST ADMISSION TICKET SOLD ONE (1) HOUR BEFORE CLOSING May – September
October – April
The museum and site grounds will be CLOSED on the following holidays: Memorial Day, Labor Day Thanksgiving (November 25 and 26) New Year's Day (January 1)
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