Discover Sweetwater | Sweetwater Tourism

Sweetwater County is the perfect place to explore American history. Petroglyphs on White Mountain preserve the pictorial language of the prehistoric people from our region. Also, still carved into the earth are the wagon wheel ruts of the pioneer trails. Find out much more about the rich history and unforgettable treasurers left behind.

Rock Springs
Green River
Eden Valley
Fort Bridger

Superior
Point of Rocks
South Pass
Wamsutter

Fill your days with adventure on the Green River or Flaming Gorge and scenic wildlife viewing.

Fact: Sweetwater County has over 10,500 square miles for hiking, biking, fishing, golfing, sightseeing, hunting dinosaurs, shopping, or just plain getting away from it all.

Most of the county is public land with unlimited access. However, because of the great distances and open country, you'll need to make certain preparations before you begin exploring. Be sure your vehicle has adequate high clearance and 4-wheel drive. Carry water, a cell phone and most importantly, let someone know where you are headed and when to expect you back. We're confident you'll enjoy all Sweetwater County has to offer.

From Butch Cassidy to dinosaurs our museums have it all

Rock Springs
Sweetwater County
WWWC Natural History
Community Fine Arts Center

Photo credit of Steve Shea

View our short video to learn about all Sweetwater has to offer

Get a taste of Western adventure on Brown's Park Loop or see where the outlaws used to hide.

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