Kaycee, Wyoming
Kaycee, located 45 miles south of Buffalo Wyoming, nested in the red cliffsides on the Bighorn Mountains. Kaycee is known for their outlaw camps and vast ranching community.
Deer Galore
Location
Kaycee is situated on the banks of the Powder River, about 45 miles south of Buffalo, in Johnson County just off of Interstate 25. Step back in time with the friendly folks of Kaycee, Wyoming you will find yourself surrounded by the history of the Old West, Native American battles, pioneer ranches, and outlaw hideouts like Hole-In-the-Wall.
Wow that horse caught some air!
Rodeo Action
Kaycee's Harold Jarrard Park is the home of many popular rodeo and agricultural events each year. The end of May is when the rodeo action begins. Rodeos are held every other Friday night until September.
Remnants of the past
History
West of Kaycee is the infamous "Hole-in-the-Wall" Country and outlaw cave where the legendary outlaws Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and the rest of the Hole-in-the-Wall gang hid out.
The Bozeman Trail, which linked the Oregon Trail to the Montana gold mines, can still be viewed east of Kaycee. A military post, Old Fort Reno, was established on the Bozeman Trail to protect travelers from the Indians.
Chris Ledoux Park
A Memorial to Chris Ledoux a local famous singer and rodeo bronc rider.
Hoof Prints of the Past Museum
Open From May through October.
Hole-in-the-Wall
A well known Outlaw camp for Butch Cassidy’s Wild Bunch Gang.