Wyoming Stations
The Pony Express Trail sent riders up and over the Continental Divide and through the South Pass.
- Cold Springs / Spring Ranch / Junction House / Torrington / Spring
- Verdling’s Ranch / Bordeaux’s Ranch / Laramie City / Beauvais Ranch / Badeau’s
- Fort Laramie (the XP Station was located a short distance west of the garrison)
- Nine Mile House / Nine Mile / Sand Point / Ward / Central Star (at Register Cliff)
- Cottonwood / Cottonwood Creek / Bitter Cottonwood
- (H) Horse Shoe / Horseshoe / Horseshoe Creek
- Elk Horn / Elkhorn
- La Bonta / La Bonte
- Bed Tick / Clute’s Ranch / Fetterman / Douglas / Orin
- Lapierelle / La Prele / La Prelle
- Box Elder
- (H) Deer Creek
- Little Muddy / Glen Rock
- Bridger / Platte
- North Platte / Platte Bridge / Casper
- Red Butte / Red Buttes
- (H) Willow Springs / Willow Spring
- Horse Creek / Greasewood Creek
- Sweet Water / Sweetwater Bridge / Independence Rock
- Plant’s Ranch / Plante’s / Plounte’s (near Devil’s Gate)
- Split Rock
- (H) Three Crossings
- Ice Springs / Ice Slough
- Warm Springs
- (H) Rocky Ridge / Mary’s / Rocky Bridge / Foot of the Ridge
- Rock Creek / Strawberry
- Upper Sweet Water / Upper Sweetwater / South Pass / Gilbert’s / Burnt Ranch
****Up over the Continental Divide, across the broad saddle of the South Pass ****
- Pacific Springs
- Dry Sandy
- Little Sandy
- Big Sandy
- Big Timber / Big Bend / Simpson Hollow
- (H) Green River / Green River Crossing
- Michael Martin’s
- Ham’s Fork
- Rock Ridge
- Church Butte / Church Buttes
- (H) Millersville
- Fort Bridger / Camp Scott
- Muddy / Muddy Creek / Little Muddy
- Quaking Aspen / Quaking Asp / Spring
- Hanging Rock
- Bear River / Briggs
LEGEND:
(H) = Home Station (some of these changed over time, as needed)
Bold = Station Name on the original U.S. Senate Executive Document, 46th Congress, 3rd Session, I, No. 21 p.7-8 “Contract with Overland Mail Co” “Route 10773”
Italics = Station Name listed on the 2010 Map prepared by the National Pony Express Association and produced and printed by the National Parks Service to celebrate the Pony Express Sesquicentennial.