| | Newcastle, Wyoming is a small town on the edge of the Black Hills, but it has a mighty thirst for adventure.In the spring and fall, Newcastle visitors can hunt pronghorn antelope, whitetail deer, elk, grouse, waterfowl, dove, and turkey. Winter brings hunting for bobcats and mountain lions. Year round, predators such as coyotes, red fox, and jack rabbits are fair game. There are many miles of trails throughout the area where Newcastle, Wyoming visitors can hike, snowshoe, snowboard, and snowmobile. One of the nearby alpine ski areas even has a 1,052-foot vertical drop.For slightly less heart-stopping fun, visitors can camp, hike, fish, swim, boat, bike, water ski, photograph scenic wonders and wildlife, and more!. Paleo Park beckons dinosaur lovers with a dinosaur hunt where visitors hunt, excavate, and identify fossil remains from 65 million years ago.Newcastle is also close to the Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota and to the Thunder Basin National Grassland of Wyoming.Do you like geocaching? Newcastle, Wyoming offers over 280 opportunities for geocaching. When you visit Newcastle, be sure to bring your GPS and look for geocaches near Newcastle.With an abundance of outdoor adventures, Newcastle invites everyone to come for a blasting good time. |  | | | |
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