Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens is a botanical garden featuring three greenhouses where tropical plants, vegetables, and flowers are grown and displayed. The site spans several acres and showcases a wide range of plant collections.

The gardens began in 1977 as a solar-heated greenhouse project and grew significantly over the following decades. It developed into one of the region's major horticultural centers.

The gardens serve as a gathering place where visitors can attend workshops and seasonal festivals throughout the year. These programs help local people explore their interest in plants and growing techniques.

The gardens are open year-round with no admission fee, making it accessible to all visitors. Guided tours and educational signs throughout the grounds help you understand what you see.

This is the largest public demonstration site for renewable energy in the Intermountain West. The solar heating systems illustrate how sustainable technology supports horticultural operations.

Location: Wyoming

GPS coordinates: 41.15900,-104.83100

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:08