Promoting Business Prosperity for a Healthy and Very Successful Washakie County & Other Counties too!
The Worland-Ten Sleep Chamber of Commerce is located in the Washakie County Library Building, 801 Big Horn Ave., Suite 120, Worland, Wyoming 82401. Mailing: PO Box 1772
Caryn Harding, WTS Chamber Executive Director: Suite 120 Visitor Site (Downstairs) ~ 307-347-3226 visitor@wtschamber.org
Ruth Dugger, WTS Chamber Members Relations: Suite 208 Office (Upstairs: 1st office on the right at top of stairs) Tuesday-Thursday 8am-5pm ~ 307-347-3226 ruthdugger@wtschamber.org
Deborah Reeder, Assistant Coordinator ~ 307-347-3226
SEE NEW MEMBERSHIP INVESTMENT LEVELS & MEMBERSHIP DUES SHEET ON RIGHT HAND SIDE! ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL!
IMPORTANT WY STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INSURANCE INFORMATION:
WTS Chamber is a Participating Chamber!
Wyoming Chamber Members
Health Benefit Plan
Claims Administered by:
Allegiance Benefit Plan Management, Inc.
Excellent Insurance for ALL Members and Employees!
Call Chamber Office for Details
307-347-3226
https://www.gillettechamber.com/wyoming-chambers-health-benefit-plan/
Board of Directors 2024
Bill Fuchs, President ~ Spring Creek Armory - Ten Sleep
Linda Weeks, Vice President ~ Range
Caryn Ramirez, Secretary ~ Black Sheep Boutique
Ken Westphal Treasurer ~ State Farm Insurance
Ann Brock ~ Richard Realty
Hannah Skretteberg ~ ANB Bank
Kassie Nolting ~ Washakie Prevention Coalition
Michael Short, Member ~ Pizza Hut
Staci Brazell, Member ~ Stogie Joe’s Restaurant
If you would like to be on our Board of Directors please call our Chamber Office or Visitor Site 307-347-3226
Worland is nestled within the foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. It is centrally located in the northern portion of Wyoming and consists of two towns: Ten Sleep and Worland.
Travelers from the east will embark on the Big Horn Mountains via Cloud Peak Skyway (U.S. Hwy. 16) after exiting the I-90 corridor in Buffalo. The Big Horns offer the outdoor enthusiast summer activities including boating, some of the finest fishing around, hiking, picnicking, photography, fossil hunting, camping, and peaceful moments in wilderness areas which allow time to contemplate the splendor and beauty of the region. The scenery is absolutely outstanding!
This is the same land that was precious to Native Americans. This was an area the Sioux, Crow, and Blackfoot Indians fought over.
In the fall and winter months, the mountain land offers pleasant treks by snow machine or by skis, both cross-country, and downhill. Meadowlark Ski Lodge offers fast, easy runs for the downhill athlete. Prime cross-country ski trails are located nearby at Willow Park. Meadowlark Lake Lodge also offers wonderful eats for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their cinnamon rolls and extra-large cookies are totally amazing! Both the Lodge and Skiing are right next to the beautiful Meadowlark Lake. Ask for Holli Jones 307-351-4606 or 307-366-2429.
There are also groomed trails at Green Hills Golf Course win Worland (when conditions allow). Lots of golfing for all ages, etc. Fine dining and drinks too. 307-347-8972.
Wildlife abounds in the region and big game hunting is a popular activity for both locals and nonresident sportsmen. Elk, antelope, mule deer, and upland game birds represent the diversity of habitat of the region and the options for interested outdoorsmen.
Along our travel route the amazing geography changes from mountains to badlands between Ten Sleep and Worland on Highway 16. This area, in fact, had been covered by water during its history. Many fish and amphibious fossils have been uncovered, revealing the true diversity of this area.
Contact
➤ LOCATION
801 Big Horn Ave., Suite 120
Worland, WY 82401
☎ CONTACT
ruthdugger@wtschamber.org / visitor@wtschamber.org
(307) 347-3226 Mailing: PO Box 1772
