Meeteetse is one of Wyoming’s most authentic historic towns — a place where wooden boardwalks, hitching rails, and century‑old buildings still line the streets. Outlaws like Butch Cassidy once rode through this valley, and the community’s ranching roots run deep, dating back to the Pitchfork Ranch and the early cattle‑baron era. Today, visitors can explore museums, local shops, and historic sites that preserve the stories of the Shoshone, Crow, early settlers, and the mining communities that shaped the region. It’s a town that honors its past while welcoming travelers with genuine Western charm.