Museum of the Mountain Man

It was set up to save the critical chronicled locales of the hide exchange Wyoming, the Museum of the Mountain Man is named after the men who devoted their lives to the hide exchange and to investigating the American wilderness. The museum is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. consistently between May first and October 31st.

In expansion to incidental impermanent shows that cover different subjects identifying with the Old West and the historical center is home to ious lasting displays, including Jim Bridger's rifle, a gathering of Winchester arms, a legitimate Shoshone sheephorn bow, and an extravagantly outfitted bison shroud tipi.