South Pass City
Wyoming's City of Gold ...
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| Carissa Saloon |
South Pass City is a beautifully preserved ghost town. It is located about thirty-five miles southeast of
Lander, Wyoming in the Wind River Mountain Range. Over twenty original structures still exist, along with
wagons, mining equipment, and other "Old West" artifacts.
South Pass City began when gold was discovered in 1868. Located along the Oregon Trail, this region
became a heavily traveled route used by pioneers as they traveled further west.
Below are some pictures of South Pass City that we took when visiting in the Summer of 2007. Enjoy!
Lander, Wyoming in the Wind River Mountain Range. Over twenty original structures still exist, along with
wagons, mining equipment, and other "Old West" artifacts.
South Pass City began when gold was discovered in 1868. Located along the Oregon Trail, this region
became a heavily traveled route used by pioneers as they traveled further west.
Below are some pictures of South Pass City that we took when visiting in the Summer of 2007. Enjoy!
| View of the Hotel, Restaurant, Exchange Saloon and Butcher Shop |
| Exchange Saloon |
| Libby Cabin |
| The Cave |
| Old Buggy |
| Mining Car |
| 10 Stamp Mill |
| Exchange Saloon |
| Exchange Saloon |
| Exchange Saloon |
| Back View of the Hotel, Restaurant, Exchange Saloon and Store |
| Mining Tunnel |
| View looking out from Mine Tunnel |
