Nestled just off of I-25 lies the tiny historic community of Kaycee, Wyoming. When you think of "cowboy" and the "old west", you should have little trouble picturing Kaycee.Travel through the scenic surrounding countryside to find Butch Cassidy's Hole-in-the-Wall; the site of Nate Champion's historic shootout during the famed Johnson County Cattle Wars; or perhaps the last fight of the proud Northern Cheyenne Indians at the Dull Knife Battle shortly after Little Bighorn.

But the locals have many more stories to share, perhaps not as famous, yet certainly as intriguing and often even more entertaining. And they have shared their stories, and the relics of the past, in this unique little museum on Kaycee's main street. The museum is filled with historic treasures, from Johnson County war related artifacts to Native American to the white settlers who followed. Every year, the Hoof Prints to the Past museum, Kaycee's link to its roots, puts on annual well guided and narrated tours of the region. Tours include destinations such as the site of Nate Champion's shootout; Butch Cassidy's Hole-in-the-Wall, Outlaw Caves, the Dull Knife Battle, and many other historic spots in route. Please take the time to visit our tour information including schedules, reviews and our photo album under trips, or visit our website at www.hoofprintsofthepast.org.

Tour Letter 2010.pdf