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Lasso Up Fun: Your Guide to Wyoming’s Rodeo Season Saddle up because it’s rodeo season in Wyoming when the Cowboy State lives up to its name! Whether you’re a die-hard rodeo fan or
Cheyenne Frontier Days Known as the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and Western celebration, the Cheyenne Frontier Days event has been kicking up the dust since 1897. For the last week of July, the country’s most talented rodeo stars flock to Cheyenne to compete for millions of dollars in prizes in favorite events like bareback, bull riding, roping, and the wild horse race. Along with the rodeo competitions, they offer many dining options — like a chuck wagon cook-off — along with a Native American village, a saloon, plenty of parades, a complete carnival, and live music. Shop in Old Frontier Town, enjoy the free pancake breakfast, or visit the Old West Museum to learn about cowboy history. County Fair Fun During the summer, you can find a little rodeo fun in almost every town, with most local fairs featuring popular Western sports. Just to name a few, there’s the Sheridan WYO Rodeo from July 9–12 at the Sheridan Fair Grounds, which has a variety of events. The Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo from July 4–12 has all the classic rodeo events, carnival rides, and monster trucks. If you’re going to an outdoor event during rodeo season in Wyoming, chances are you’ll find some bucking broncs and cowboys.
just looking for an authentic Wild West experience, Wyoming’s rodeos offer everything from action-packed bull riding to toe- tapping country concerts. Cody Stampede Rodeo The Cody Stampede Rodeo has been a local tradition every summer since
it first rode into town in 1919. Starting in June and running through August, they feature rodeo showcases every night with classic Western sports
like barrel racing, steer wrestling, and bronco riding. The Nite Rodeo is high-energy fun for the whole family, and throughout the season, they also host special events, like a night of extreme bull riders. They do several parades in July, and there’s always something exciting to see in the arena. There’s a reason Cody’s rodeo has been named one of the best in the country for years.
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