Washakie County sits in north-central Wyoming, surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Bighorn Mountains. It may be small compared with many other Wyoming counties, but it has plenty of character and a strong sense of community.

Worland, the county’s largest town, has a friendly small-town atmosphere where neighbors tend to know one another. Agriculture is at the heart of the local economy, with sugar beets, wheat, and barley among the main crops grown across the area.

The county is named after Chief Washakie, the respected Shoshone leader known for his efforts to maintain peaceful relationships between Native American tribes and white settlers. With its mountain scenery, agricultural roots, and welcoming communities, Washakie County offers visitors plenty to discover.