Welcome to the
Historic Outlaw Inn

It is our pleasure to welcome you as our guest and wish you a pleasant and memorable stay. Our team is dedicated to guest satisfaction and consistently improving our services and amenities to provide our guests the best possible experience.

This Guest Directory is provided to help familiarize guests with the services and amenities offered here at The Outlaw Inn as well as useful information about Rock Springs, Green River, and Sweetwater County. Questions concerning these or or other services can be answered by any of our Front Desk Team Members.

As we are constantly striving to provide our guests with the best service and facilities possible, we value your feedback and encourage you to take a few moments to fill out the Guest Satisfaction Survey that will be emailed to you at the completion of your stay. We would also appreciate it if you were to leave us a review on TripAdvisor, our review page can be found at the website in this link.

We sincerely hope that you will make The Outlaw Inn your "home away from home" when travels bring you to the wide open spaces of Southwestern Wyoming.

May you have safe travels,

The Team here at the Historic Outlaw Inn

Each BWH® Hotels property is independently owned and operated

Guest Directory Index

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Guest Services

~Airlines~

United Airlines.............................................................1-800-241-6522
Wyoming Southwest Regional Airport.................307-352-6880
www.flyrks.com

~Airport Transportation~

At this time, we do not offer Hotel Shuttle Service. Please contact our Front Desk for the phone numbers for local taxi service.

~Breakfast~

Breakfast and Coffee Service are available daily from 6:00am to 9:00am downstairs in our Open Range Dining Room.

~Bottled Water and Sodas~

Bottled water and sodas are available from the vending machine located between Rooms 340 and 341.

~Check-In~

Check-In time begins at 3:00pm.
Note: Early Check-In may be available but is subject to availability. There may be an additional fee for early Check-In.

~Check-Out~

Check-Out is by 11:00am. Please make arrangements directly with the Front Desk if you require a Check-Out later than 11:00am.
Note: Late-Check is subject to availability. There may be an additional fee for Late Check-Out.

~Coffee Service~

Coffee Service is available daily from 6:00am to 9:00am downstairs in our Dining Room during Breakfast hours. If you require extra packets of coffee for your room, please see the Front Desk Associate on duty.

~Copy and Fax Service~

Copy and Fax Service is available 24 hours a day at our Front Desk. Charges may apply.
Our incoming Fax number is 307-362-2633.

~Credit Cards~

We gladly accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express credit cards.

~Cribs~

Cribs are available as a complimentary special request item through the Front Desk. The number of cribs available is limited and will be provided on a first-come-first-serve basis.

~Dry Cleaning/Laundry~

At this time, On-Site Dry Cleaning and Laundry Services are not available. Please see one of our Front Desk Associates for the nearest location of these services.

~Emergency-Fire~

In the event of a fire, please contact the Front Desk by dialing 0 or dial 9+911 from your guest room telephone. Emergency Evacuation Procedures are located on the inside of your guest room door.

~Emergency-Medical~

In the event of an emergency, medical or otherwise, please contact the Front Desk by dialing 0 or dial 9+911 from your guest room telephone.

~Forgot Something?~

For your convenience, we have an assortment of personal items at no additional charge available 24 hours a day at the Front Desk. These items include: Combs, Shaving Cream and Razors, Tooth Brushes and Toothpaste, Sewing Kits, Deodorant, Mouthwash, and Sanitary Napkins.

~High Speed Internet Access~

Wireless Internet Access is available in all Guest Rooms and Common Areas of the Hotel. If you are having difficulty connecting to our Wi-Fi service, please see the instructions posted earlier on this webpage. Toll Free 24 Hour Wi-Fi technical support is available by calling BestComm at: 855-242-5234

~Housekeeping Service~

Please contact the Front Desk for any housekeeping needs you may have during your stay.
Please note: Housekeeping only services Multi-Night Reservations upon guest request for service.

~Hotel Facilities~

Swimming Pool is located in the Atrium area and available for use from 9:00am to 9:30pm. Pool Towels are located in the cabinet poolside, please do not use the towels from your guest room when you visit our pool. Proper swimwear is required. Children under 18 years old must be accompanied and supervised by an adult hotel guest.* No Lifeguard on duty.
Business Center/Guest-Use Computers are located in the Atrium, downstairs just outside the Lobby to the right. Children under 18 years old must be accompanied and supervised by an adult hotel guest.*
The Fitness Room is located downstairs next to Room 121, downstairs just outside the Lobby to the left. Children under 18 years old must be accompanied and supervised by an adult hotel guest.
The Dining Room for the Hotel Guest Breakfast is located downstairs from inside the Lobby and also accessible from the lower level of the Atrium near Room 153.
The Robber's Roost Meeting/Banquet Room is located upstairs from inside the Lobby.
Public Restrooms are located upstairs from inside the lobby.

~Hotel Extensions~

Please contact the Front Desk by dialing 0 from your Guest Room telephone.
To contact another guest here at the hotel, please dial their room number directly from your guest room telephone.

~Ice and Vending~

Ice Machines are located downstairs between Rooms 140 & 141 and upstairs between Rooms 340 & 341.
Snack Machine is located downstairs between Rooms 140 & 141
*Soda Machine is located upstairs between Rooms 340 & 341.

~Luggage~

*We have two luggage carts available for use in the Lobby. For the convenience of other guests, please be courteous and do not keep the luggage carts in your guest room overnight or for an extended period of time. Please return the carts promptly to the Lobby once you have off-loaded your luggage.
**Assistance with luggage is subject to number of hotel staff on duty at that time. Please speak with the Front Desk directly regarding this.*
*Luggage storage is available in the Lobby from 7:00am to 9:00pm. Please speak with the Front Desk directly regarding this.

~Mail and Packages~

For outgoing mail, there is a Postal Service Mailbox located near the main entrance to the parking lot.
There is a FedEx Dropbox located directly next to the Postal Service Mailbox.
*For incoming mail or packages, please let the Front Desk know that you are expecting a delivery.

~Parking~

Complimentary Parking on-site is available for Registered Hotel Guests.
Semi Trucks with Trailers are not allowed to park on-site and must park at the truck stop next door. Violators of this will be towed at the expense of the vehicle owner/driver.
Semi Trucks without* trailers are allowed to park on-site.
Regular vehicles towing trailers, please consult with the Front Desk regarding the best parking location for your vehicle.
The Hotel is not responsible for any items left in vehicles on the hotel property.

~PET POLICY~

WE ARE A PET-FREE PROPERTY.
There will be a $250 per pet cleaning charge for any and all unauthorized pets. There may be additional charges for any damages.

~Reservations~

Although we cannot make the reservation for you, our Front Desk Team Members are more than happy to assist you in finding a Best Western Hotels property for your next stop. You can also call the Best Western Reservations line at 1-800-Western
(1-800-937-8376) or make a reservation online at www.bestwestern.com

~Restaurant & Bar

Our Restaurant and Bar are currently and temporarily closed.
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience that this may cause.

~Rollaway Beds~

We have a limited number of Rollaway Beds available upon request. Please contact our Front Desk if you are in need of one. There is an additional fee for a rollaway.

~Reception~

Our Front Desk is staffed 24 hours a day. Please dial 0 from your guest room phone if you require assistance.

~Smoke-Free ~

We are a Smoke-Free property. Smoking is prohibited in our guest rooms and all areas inside the building. There is a $CONTENT$nbsp;

Toll-Free Road and Travel Information~

For road and travel information within the state of Wyoming, you can call 1-888-WYO-ROAD (1-888-996-7623) or check the WYDOT Travel Condition website at www.wyoroad.info

~Wake-Up Calls~

For wake-up calls, please call our Front Desk by dialing 0 from your guest room phone. Alternately, alarm clocks are provided in all guest rooms.

Area Attractions

~Community Fine Arts Center~

The Community Fine Arts Center features a changing exhibition schedule of local, regional, and national painters, sculptors, printers, photographers, and craft artists. National traveling exhibitions are also on the calendar, offering traditional and non-traditional displays of contemporary art in America.

Fine Arts Center Website

~Expedition Island~

Expedition Island is a National Historical Site due to its role as the starting point for two expeditions down the Green and Colorado Rivers led by Powell in 1869 and 1871. Powell began both trips near Expedition Island and mapped the river system, successfully documenting the Grand Canyon. It’s generally considered that on these expeditions Powell completed the exploration of the last, large unknown land area in the continental United States.

Expedition Island Park is a 7.1 acre community park located at 475 South Second East Street in Green River. A great family gathering spot, Expedition Island Park has a play area and numerous other recreational opportunities. This island oasis is the perfect spot for family picnics and Blue Ribbon trout fishing. It also serves as the ideal launching off point for tubing, kayaking and rafting on the river.

Expedition Island Website

~Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area~

Located along the 91 mile Flaming Gorge Reservoir and the Green River. The Flaming Gorge is characterized by expansive deserts and rugged mountains. The vast open country is home to large herds of mule deer, pronghorn, and wild horses. The Flaming Gorge Lake boasts great fishing and is the largest reservoir in Wyoming.

Flaming Gorge Website

~Fort Bridger State Historic Site~

Fort Bridger State Historic Site maintains and interprets historic structures and remnants from its 5 eras of occupation which include the Mountain Men, Mormons, Military, Milkbarn/ Motel and Museum. The site also interprets the many trails that came through Fort Bridger including the Oregon Trail, California Trail, Mormon Pioneer Trail, Pony Express Trail, Overland Trail, Cherokee Trail and Lincoln Highway. The fort is not far off the interstate and is a great place to stop, relax and learn our history.

Visit Jim Bridger's famous trading post on The Oregon Trail as well as the fort built by the US Army and the old hotel on the Lincoln Highway.

The Fort Bridger Rendezvous is an annual reenactment of fur trading as it happened from 1825 to 1840 between mountain men, Native Americans, fur trappers and traders. The event takes place at Fort Bridger, Wyoming on first weekend of September. This family-friendly event is one of the largest mountain man gatherings in the nation.

Fort Bridger Website

~Historic South Pass~

South Pass City has a variety of interesting and educational activities for visitors throughout the summer. Take a walk through the restored townsite, where you will visit family cabins, a hotel and restaurant, the jail, and other historic buildings. When the presence of volunteer staff permits you can enjoy an ice cold sarsaparilla and a game of billiards on a restored 1860s period table and experience what shopping was like in an early 1900s general store. Each day you can pan for gold in the clear waters of Willow Creek, don't forget to pick up a vial to keep your gold in from the Dance Hall Gift Shop on your way into the site.

For folks with as much interest in nature as history, South Pass City is home to three different hiking trails where you can enjoy viewing some of the area's wide array of wildlife, while still learning about the history of the area from interpretive signs on the trails.

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) also passes through town. Popular among serious hikers and mountain bikers, the CDT runs the length of the Rocky Mountains from Canada to Mexico.

South Pass Website

~Killpecker Sand Dunes~

The Killpecker Sand Dunes, located north of Rock Springs, are North America's largest active sand dune field, offering activities like ATVing, sandboarding, hiking, and wildlife viewing (including rare desert elk) amidst stunning volcanic formations like Boar's Tusk, managed by the BLM for recreation and conservation in a vast "living" landscape.

Killpecker Dunes Website

~Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop~

The 24-mile self-guided Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Tour can begin in either Green River or Rock Springs. Travelers should plan on approximately 1.5 hours to complete the tour, most of which is on a gravel road.

Watch for wild horses between Rock Springs and 14-Mile Hill, and all the way across the top of White Mountain. Although this is a relatively dry area with sparse vegetation, it is also home to a variety of wild animals, including pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, hawks, eagles and sage-grouse, among others. Wildlife viewing is best in the early morning and late afternoon hours.

Wild Horse Scenic Loop Website

~Pioneer Trails~

Sweetwater County, Wyoming is criss-crossed by several historic pioneer trails which helped transport goods, wagon trains, mail service and more, eventually settling the West in the 1800s.

No other place in the United States has more miles of still-visible pioneer trails than Sweetwater County. On your next road trip, make sure to take a detour and see one or all of these historic trails. You’ll feel an indescribable sense of wonder and excitement as you experience the area’s rugged history.

Pioneer Trails Website

~The Reliance Tipple~

In the 1800s, the mining and railroad industries gave birth to towns throughout much of Wyoming, many of which have all but disappeared. But the spirit of one of these mining towns still lingers near Rock Springs at the historic Reliance Tipple.

Built entirely by the Union Pacific Coal Company, the town of Reliance came into existence in the first decade of the 20th century. To handle the massive amount of coal that was being mined, the railroad built a tipple in town, where millions of tons of coal were sized and sorted by men, women and machines, and then loaded onto waiting railroad cars. In 1936, a new tipple was built entirely of steel and iron, which today is visited by history buffs who seek the rich mining stories of old.

Today, you can get a sense of what turn-of-the-century mining was like by taking a self-guided tour of Reliance Tipple. No need to bring a pickaxe though — coal is no longer mined here, and any spirits you might come across mean you no harm.

Reliance Tipple Website

~Rock Springs Historical Museum~

The Rock Springs Historical Museum features both permanent and rotating exhibits that showcase the industries and people that helped build Rock Springs and the surrounding area.

Artifacts, photographs and interpretative displays relating to the history of the building itself, coal mining, the Union Pacific Railroad, famous outlaws Butch Cassidy and Calamity Jane, and the 56 Nationalities that make up the heritage of Rock Springs are all on display.

RS Historical Museum Website

~Seedskadee Wildlife Refuge~

In the distance the Wind River Mountain Range to the north and the Wyoming Range to the west provide the snowmelt that sustains the Green River which flows through Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge. The Green River is an oasis that bisects the high desert sagebrush steppe of southwest Wyoming. Surrounding sagebrush steppe is nearly a desert with an average of 4-8" of annual precipitation. The river corridor is vital for more than 300 species of resident and migrant wildlife, ranging from moose, pronghorn, elk, sage grouse, trumpeter swans, Wilsons warblers, bitterns to short horned lizards, kokanee salmon and cutthroat trout. The abundant open space allows the refuge to offer a number of public recreation opportunities.

Seedskadee provides numerous recreation opportunities to hundreds of visitors every year. People enjoy viewing the unique scenery and diverse wildlife, whether boating, driving, horseback riding, bird/wildlife watching, photographing, hiking, hunting, fishing, or taking part in historical interpretation. Regulation of recreation activities allow for public enjoyment of the Refuge while still protecting the wildlife and habitats found on the unique landscape along the Green River in southwestern Wyoming's sagebrush steppe.

Seedskadee Wildlife Refuge Website

~Sweetwater County Historical Museum~

Established in 1967, the museum is housed in a renovated 1931 post office building and contains a collection of several thousand artifacts, a large historical photograph collection, and local history research material.

Discover the rich cultural heritage of southwestern Wyoming at the Sweetwater County Historical Museum. Explore the stories of Native Americans, explorers, fur trappers, travelers of overland trails, railroad workers, coal miners, cowboys, outlaws such as Butch Cassidy, sheepherders, homesteaders, business people, trona miners, and oil and gas workers.

Sweetwater County Historical Museum Website

~Sweetwater County Events Complex and Speedway~

With the beauty of White Mountain as a natural backdrop, the Sweetwater Events Complex in Rock Springs aims to keep smiles on families' faces all year-round.

At 320 acres in size, this enormous facility is one of Wyoming’s largest, most versatile events complexes, hosting Wyoming’s Big Show, National High School Finals Rodeo, recreational shows, holiday celebrations, circuses, fairs, auctions, livestock and equestrian events and much more. And with 365 days of Wyoming-sized entertainment, there’s sure to be something fun for your family whether you plan to stay or just pass through.
Decorators and green thumbs will love Southwest Wyoming’s Home and Garden Show. Gunslingers can feast their eyes at the Wasatch Gun Shows. Cowboys can get their fill of the west at the Red Desert Roundup Rodeo, USTRC Team Roping and loads of other rodeos.

If you can’t get enough of the sweet roar of engines, you won’t want to miss out on the races happening at the Sweetwater County Speedway, located at the Sweetwater Events Complex.
With summers packed full of motocross match-ups, stock car races and full-contact demolition derbies, nearly every weekend has something under the hood for you.
Stock car races are scheduled throughout June, July and August, with racers polling for the track championship as the checkered flag flies in late August. You’ll have several opportunities all summer to watch the pocket-sized power of Dwarf Cars U.S.A. as professional drivers scream around the track in these five-eighths scale replicas that pack some serious horsepower punch.
For those who prefer two-wheeled action, there are plenty of motocross and BMX races to fill your calendar with dirt-flinging fun. And if you’re more into the crunch of metal, the firefighter-union sponsored demolition derby usually takes place in mid-August.

Sweetwater County Events Complex Website

~Western Wyoming Community College~
~Natural History Museum~

Tens of millions of years before humans shook the ground in Sweetwater County, dinosaurs thundered across Southwest Wyoming. To witness the size and majesty of these earliest residents of the area, you can see five life-size replicas at Western Wyoming Community College in Rock Springs.

Although archaeologists have found fossils of these monsters all over Wyoming, the most prized specimens were taken to the big natural history museums in the east. So in 1989, locals began a fund-raising campaign to return Wyoming’s dinosaurs back to where they first roamed.

WWCC Natural History Museum Website

~White Mountain Golf Course~

The White Mountain Golf Course is a 27-hole championship course that is one of the best public golf courses in the state of Wyoming!

White Mountain Golf Course is open from daylight to dark, seven days a week during the season, which runs from late March to early November. Hours may vary due to weather.

White Mountain Golf Course Website

~White Mountain Petroglyphs~

Discover the White Mountain Petroglyphs near Rock Springs, where you will find a unique version of southwest Wyoming’s history told through etchings in the sandstone walls of White Mountain.

The Plains and Great Basin Native Americans who lived in this area (roughly 200 to 1,000 years ago) left behind a legacy of their lifestyle in the form of hundreds of fascinating carvings. Whether your interests are photography, history or hiking, you can enjoy all of them at this incredible, sacred site.

White Mountain Petroglyphs Website

Places of Worship

Rock Springs Evangelical Free Church

125 Firestone
307-362-8910
*Sunday 7:30am, 10:30am, 6pm
*Wednesday 7pm

Rock Springs Worship Center

3317 Dewar Dr
307-329-7240
*Sunday 10am to 12pm
*Monday thru Friday 7am to 11am
*Wednesday 4pm to 8:30pm

Victory Christian Fellowship

591 Broadway
307-382-5789
*Sunday 10:30am and 6:30pm

Holy Spirit Catholic Community
Our Lady of Sorrows

116 Broadway
307-382-5789
*Daily Mass 7am
*Saturday Mass 5:30pm
*Vigil Mass Saturday 7pm
*Saturday & Sunday Mass
9am and 12pm

The Rock Tabernacle

960 Elk St
307-371-1043
*Sunday 10am and 6pm

Uplift Church

1993 Dewar Dr
Suite #2
701-220-2290
*Sunday 10:30am

New Hope Baptist Church

513 G Street
307-382-8282
*Sunday 11am
*Monday Night Prayer 6:30pm
*Wednesday Bible Study 6:30pm

Foothills Apostolic Church

124 Blair Avenue
870-692-9809
*Sunday 10:30am
*Thursday 6:30pm

First Assembly of God

2191 Century Blvd
307-362-8665
*Sunday 10am and 6pm
*Wednesday 7pm

The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints

2055 Edgar
307-362-8665
*Sunday Sacrament Meeting 9am
*Sunday School 10:20am

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

405 N Street
307-362-2930
*Sunday Orthos 9am
*Sunday Divine Liturgy 10am

Mount of Olives Lutheran Church

2916 Foothill Blvd
307-382-4511
*Sunday 9am

Trinity Lutheran Church

3101 College Drive
307-362-5088
*Sunday 10:30am
and Bible Class 12pm

First United Methodist Church

1515 Edgar Street
307-362-5334
*Sunday 9am and 10:30am

First Baptist Church
of Rock Springs

527 C Street
307-362-3420
*Sunday 11am

Emmanuel Baptist Church

3309 Sweetwater Drive
307-352-9033
*Sunday 11am
*Wednesday 6:30pm

Holy Communion Episcopal Church

255 2nd Street
307-362-3002
*Sunday Holy Eucharist 10:30am

Rock Springs Christian Church

124 2nd Street
*Sunday 10:45am

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