Wyoming is now the least populated state in the United States and in it lies Cheyenne, the largest city in the state. The good old western spirit is still alive and kicking in this beautiful city and everything about it is refreshingly American. Culturally rich, the western town of Cheyenne is easy to get around and is perfect for an outdoor person with a sense of adventure in their heart. It is all about the Wild West in Cheyenne.

The rodeos of the capital city of Wyoming are legendary and they draw visitors in, throughout the year. Come Friday, a whole family can look to enjoying a great evening and night at the outlaw trail, a place where notorious outlaws once lived the rebellious life. But today, Cheyenne remains as a calm, peaceful city with a low crime rate and high capita income. The Corinthian style Capitol building and the historic, governor’s mansion are the prime attractions of the city. History buffs are certain to have a memorable time, all thanks to the vintage charm of the city. A visit to a ranch and a ride atop a horse or a horse-drawn wagon is sure to feel like a journey into the past. There is no wonder why Cheyenne draws visitors with its enigmatic charm.

Despite its vintage look and feel, Cheyenne is by no means a slouch in terms of adapting to technology. There are well-established information technology firms operating out of the city. The Laramie community college trains hundreds of information technology professions every year. Multiple global players already exist in the broadband, direct to home television and mobile communications market of the city. Powered by fiber net, the citizens of Cheyenne enjoy HD television content and high-speed internet services as well.