The Largest Cities in Wyoming

Wyoming’s largest cities are surrounded by beauty and steeped in the West: rugged mountains, big skies, and a calm, grounded pace of life. Whether I’m exploring cowboy history or hiking just minutes from town, these cities are built for discovery and breathing room.

I’m downtown in Cheyenne during Frontier Days, the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, with boots on my feet and the sound of country music echoing through the streets—and I’m loving every second.

Cheyenne leads the list as Wyoming’s capital and largest city, full of railroad history, western heritage, and wide-open charm. Casper follows with mountain views, a revitalized riverfront, and easy access to outdoor adventures. Laramie, home to the University of Wyoming, offers a youthful energy, vibrant arts, and high-elevation beauty. In the north, Gillette thrives with energy industry roots and family-friendly events. Rock Springs brings a mix of mining legacy and multicultural flavor to southwestern Wyoming.

"From rodeos to rivers—Wyoming’s cities offer frontier character with modern heart."