Casper, Wyoming Attractions

Casper, Wyoming Attractions
Casper, Wyoming, is a dream come true for outdoor lovers. The area is rich with outdoor activities for people of all ages and interests. There is an indoor ice skating center, indoor aquatics center, hunting areas, ice fishing, snowmobiling, skiing and white water rafting. If you are planning to visit Casper, there are a few attractions you will not want to miss.

Hogadon Ski Area

The Hogadon Ski Area is just a quick 15-minute drive from downtown Casper. The snow-covered slopes are open each season to skiers of all ages and expertise. This ski destination also hosts events, with lodging and event facilities available for rental. There are also 15 snowmobile trails at the Hogadon Ski Area that span over 60 acres. The Hogadon Lodge offers tasty food next to a blazing fire. Ski and snowboard lessons are available for beginners. These classes teach safety in addition to technique to ensure a fun and exciting time. Classes can be scheduled by contacting the Hogadon Ski Area by phone. Ski prices vary seasonally, and season passes are available.

Hogadon Ski Area Casper Mountain
1800 E. "K" St.
Casper, WY 82601
(307) 235-8499
casperwy.gov

Casper Whitewater Park

The Casper Whitewater Park is a man-made whitewater rafting park that has been in existence since 2003. This Casper attraction is along the North Platte River and is used mostly in the summer to allow travelers and locals to experience the turbulence of whitewater rafting. Visitors use kayaks, rafts and canoes to brave the feisty waters. The Casper Whitewater Park offers its guests varying levels of difficulty, ranging from a first-time beginner to a rafter with intermediate experience. In addition to whitewater adventures, this attraction is a perfect place for fishing and photography.

Casper Whitewater Park
P.O Box 1228
Casper, WY 82602
(307) 577-1206
platteriverparkway.org

Motorsport Mountain

Motorsport Mountain is an appealing Casper attraction for travelers who love adventure. Motorsport Mountain is the premier location for snowmobile enthusiasts who crave the wind in their faces as they zip through trails surrounded by nature and panoramic views. This attraction is on Casper Mountain and features a stunning 45 miles of snowmobile trails that are accessible to beginners and experts alike. During the off-season, this area is appealing to ATV riders who venture over from nearby Muddy Mountain. The trails are well-maintained, conspicuously marked and easy to navigate. Most snowmobile riders visit Motorsport Mountain via Beartrap Meadow, a large meadow off of Casper Mountain Road with a parking lot.

Motorsport Mountain
Beartrap Meadow
Casper Mountain Road
Casper Mountain, WY 82601
casperwyoming.info

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