"Crazy-ass passion is the staple of life and persistence its nourishing force. Without them, you…read morecannot cross the trail." ― Rinker Buck, The Oregon Trail: A New American Journey **Please Note this visitor center is temporarily close for expansion/renovation at the time of my writing this. No timeline is available for it's re-opening but there is a temporary one setup in the meantime** Visitor center for Scotts Bluff that includes lots of historical displays and info about the area. Here's the highlights: -Free entrance to the park -Clean restrooms -Oregon Trail wagon train displays outside -Get your NPS Passport stamp -Filtered water bottle re-filler (not available during remodel) -Educational displays -Friendly and knowledgeable docents and rangers -Gift shop Must-stop for those visiting Scotts Bluff if for nothing else but a restroom break.

Small but interesting museum. Learned some new info. Gift shop was good also. Nothing out there but…read moreit was worth seeing.

Joe, the owner, is a great guy. Extremely accommodating. Gave us excellent site seeing…read morerecommendations and directions. The park is low-frills but very nice. All the utilities are properly located. Nice direct view of Chimney Rock.

If you're in the area come by for a quick bite to have great hamburgers, pulled pork and chicken…read morebacon sandwiches. They also have a huge gift shop to buy knick knacks from your visit.

This shop is a must see for all things made locally! There is a wide variety of items to fit any…read morebudget. Wonderful place to shop gifts for friends and family, but I highly doubt you'll leave without getting something for yourself. Local business helping local businesses. What a great way to promote and support our Cheyenne community!

From the owner: At 307 Made, our mission is to help small business owners, have a way to sell their products. We…read moreare passionate about providing a one-stop-shop of WY-made products for our community. Items are sourced by crafters & makers all based in WY..

Three Crows is a nonprofit and there are three women artists who manage it - hence the three crows…read more There are 36+ local artists and they have photography, paintings, metal sculptures, wood working, greeting cards, medicine bags, glass art, and more. The "old crow" as she called herself, was working and explained the organization, the art, and gave back stories on the artists. There is some very good art here, with prices ranging from expense art (several hundred dollars) to $4.50 for cards.

Great historic well kept location. Beautiful and plentiful…read moreselection of classy not cheesy or tacky western and Wyoming gifts and decor. Though it looks and feels like an upscale boutique the staff is so friendly fly and down to earth and don't have the snobby attitude of typical upscale boutiques on the east coast.

While in Cheyenne for business, I stopped in here to do a little Christmas shopping. What a great…read moreplace! Three rooms full of stuff with everything from bedroom sets to grill items to jewelry to knick knacks, if you don't find something to buy, shame on you! There are quite a few items that are made by local artists. Upcycled items are here too. Staff is friendly and helpful which goes a long way in my book. I will definitely be back!

Important landmark in noting the emigrants' progress to the West [Bayard NE]…read more We didn't make it to the Visitor Center... they closed at 4:00p we were thinking they closed at 5:00p. I wanted to get my NP Passport book stamped but this landmark is managed by the Nebraska State Historical Society as part of a historic site and not the NPS so no stamps. Chimney Rock is visible for miles but we wanted to get close to it as much as we could. Anyway, we proceeded to return to our car when an employee came out from the building and said that we would be able to see Chimney Rock a little closer and pointed to the direction. We drove to another area called "Walk to the Rock" with lots of parking spaces. This was private property of the Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation (NSHSF). We were welcomed by a volunteer and gave us the lowdown on the "pathway rules" including "if you see a rattlesnake..." ¯\_('~')_/¯ There were four different trails. We took Trail A (1.05 mi) which was the longest of the 4 and the trail that took us closest to the rock. It was a pleasant hike... we didn't encounter any rattlesnakes or other dangerous species. We took lots of pics. The Chimney Rock is a significant landmark to emigrants as they progressed West on the Oregon Trail. Review #3502

Passing through Nebraska and since Chimney Rock is on their state's welcome sign we had to check it…read moreout. I educated myself at the visitor center and learned how this historic site served as a major 19th-century landmark for Oregon, California, and Mormon pioneers. Experiencing part of history is always on my road trip itinerary. This location offers a visitor center with interactive exhibits, walking trails, and panoramic views. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

I had made a different online purchase for my mother's 80th birthday and the delivery was left at a…read morewrong address, so I called Destry's Secret Garden in a panic, to ask to have a Yellow rose arrangement made for my mother's 80th birthday and the arrangement arrived within 2 hours of placing the order, same day! When it arrived my mother let me know how beautiful the flowers were and how they smelled so good and that she also loved the lotion that Destry recommended and included with the floral delivery. I really appreciated Destry taking the time to help me find something meaningful for this big birthday and being able to deliver them so quickly!!

I cannot say enough good things about Destry and his wonderful shop. I have had many great…read moreexperiences working with him and his wonderful, creative taste in flowers. I started working with Destry in 2003 when he did the flowers for my wedding. He was easy to work with and had amazing ideas. To top it off he sent me a beautiful "good luck" bouquet the morning of the wedding. After that my husband has proceeded to send me flowers from Destry for the last eight years. Each bouquet is beautiful and whimsical. If you are looking for beautiful flowers Destry is your guy.

I sent flowers to a dear friend in Wheatland from Parker, CO. The person I talked to was easy to…read morework with. I asked for a cheerful arrangement with reds, yellows and oranges to be delivered. The arrangement was beautiful, delivered quickly and cheered up the recipient. Yes, I strongly recommend this florist shop!!

I have ordered from them repeatedly only to be disappointed. One Mother's Day three of us adult…read morechildren ordered flowers from my mother there in town and all three of the bouquets looked 90% exactly the same. This Mother's Day, I asked for yellow, "sunshiny" flowers like sunflowers and a fall bouquet was delivered (dark purple, burgundy). After speaking to the owner, her answer was to pick up the bouquet and to add some yellow flowers as there were none. They do deliver on time as promised, but their product is totally off.

It's a very charming place. The man who helped us was kind. Definitely need to have patience going…read morein cause he was working alone. Good ice cream!

The ice cream is so good. Homemade. Just remember it is…read moreCASH ONLY. If your in this area you should definitely stop by and try it.