Dirty Sally’s Cafe – Downtown Ten Sleep

Nestled in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains, Ten Sleep was given its name by Native Americans to denote the distance between it and other signifcant Native American camps. Although Ten Sleep and the surrounding Nowood Valley grows in population, the town remains much the same as it was a hundred years ago. Many ranches are still operated by the families who owned them in the late 1880’s. Ten Sleep is also home to the world famous Ten Sleep 4th of July Parade and Rodeo, an old fashioned rodeo that originated in 1946. If you want to see the true American West, Ten Sleep is a must-see western town.

Vista Park splash pad in Ten Sleep, Wyoming

Along with its authentic western history, Ten Sleep is a mecca for rock climbers from all over the country and beyond. Ten Sleep Canyon is just minutes away and summer creates a unique vibe in town as climbers mingle with cowboys and other outdoor adventure enthusiasts.

The Sleepy Coyote in Ten Sleep

Don’t forget to stop in at Dirty Sally’s for ice cream, a sandwich or to shop for local produce and meats. The Sleepy Coyote Cafe is popular with locals and visitors alike and the Ten Sleep Brewing Company is on the edge of town as you travel toward Worland, Wyoming.