Street Railway Trolley

The Street Railway Trolley in Cheyenne, Wyoming, offers a charming and educational tour of the city's historic downtown and surrounding areas. Operating from a depot at 121 W. 15th Street, this vintage-style trolley takes visitors on a narrated journey through Cheyenne's rich Western heritage. You'll pass by landmarks such as the Wyoming State Capitol, the historic Union Pacific Depot, and the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum. The tour provides fascinating anecdotes about the city's railroad history, cattle barons, and legendary figures like Buffalo Bill. The trolley itself is a replica of early 20th-century streetcars, adding to the nostalgic atmosphere. What makes this experience unique is the combination of transportation and storytelling, allowing you to cover more ground than walking while enjoying the fresh Wyoming air. The guides are local historians who bring the past to life with humor and passion. It's an ideal activity for families, history buffs, or anyone wanting a relaxed overview of Cheyenne.

Don't miss

• Narrated ride past the Wyoming State Capitol building with its gold dome
• Stop at the Cheyenne Depot Museum to explore railroad artifacts
• View of the historic Plains Hotel and its Western architecture
• Photo opportunity at the iconic Cheyenne Frontier Days arena
• Learn about the city's role in the Union Pacific Railroad expansion

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Ways to visit Street Railway Trolley

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Know before you go

• Bring sunscreen and a hat; the trolley is open-air in good weather.
• Keep your camera ready for historic buildings and street scenes.
• Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to explore after the tour.
• Listen carefully to the guide's stories, they're full of local color.

A bit of history

Cheyenne's original street railway system operated from the 1880s until the 1940s, serving as a key mode of transport. The modern trolley tour revives that tradition, offering a glimpse into the city's vibrant past.