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The Point of Rocks Stage Station State Historic Site is the site of the Point of Rocks Stage Station constructed back in 1862. The station was built after Stagecoach King Ben Holladay was prompted by Indian raids to move his overland stage line to the Overland Trail route in what is today’s southern Wyoming from the Oregon Trail-South Pass. The structure is now one of the Overland Trail’s only remaining intact stage stations. The State of Wyoming acquired the Point of Rocks Stage Station in 1947 and was also listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970.

Black Buttes Rd, Point Of Rocks, WY 82901, Phone: 307-332-3688

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