BEACH,

PLEASE

We’re proud to be Platte: A Wyoming county chock-full of beaches. (Miles of them, in fact.)

Beaches love company, so come on out and join us!

Bring the boat, pack in your paddleboard, or swing by for a swim any time. Around here, there’s always room for one more.

If it’s more of a land-locked adventure you’re after, you’ll find an array of trails to suit every appetite—from a handful of multi-milers, to low-effort, high-reward hikes the whole family can explore.

If you’re just here for the beaches:

Head to Glendo State Park and take your pick from Sandy Beach or the south side of Shelter Point

Post up for the day at Sandy Beach, Sandy Point or Sandy Cove campgrounds in Guernsey State Park

For additional adventure options, why not try…

Checking off every item in our handy three-day travel guide through Platte County

Hiking local-favorite loops in Glendo State Park, including Twenty 15 and Narrows Bluff, Slide Hill, and Two Moon, Broken Bow and Buffalo Run

Exploring Guernsey State Park’s top-rated trails, including North Bluff, Lakeview/Marsh Mountain and Tunnel Mountain

Taking a one-of-a-kind river float adventure down the North Platte River

Heading up to Laramie Peak to see Friend Creek Falls

Now that you’ve worked up an appetite:

Take your pick from the most delicious, down-home dinner options Glendo has to offer

Make your way to Guernsey to enjoy a home-cooked meal or snag the best slice of pizza in town

Grab a cold milkshake at the state’s oldest soda fountain or order up a steak (with a side of live music) in Chugwater

Head over to Hartville for a divine steak dinner at the oldest bar in Wyoming

Mosey in to Wheatland for a wide variety of local fare, from BBQ and comfort food, to classic Mexican and American favorites

BEACH,

PLEASE

If you’re just here for the beaches:

For additional adventure options, why not try…

Now that you’ve worked up an appetite:

Now, for the cherry on top… stay the night!

We’re proud to be Platte—and we’re happy you’re here