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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church is a notable landmark in Laramie, and a great photo opportunity. Construction for the church began back in 1892.

The Laramie River Greenway follows the Laramie River, so bikers can enjoy being near the water. The Laramie River begins in Colorado, near Rocky Mountain National Park, and runs north-northwest to Wyoming, through Laramie, and into the North Platte.

The University of Wyoming sits at an elevation of 7,220 feet above sea level, making it one of the highest-altitude universities in the United States, mostly rivaling Colorado schools. The mascot is "Pistol Pete", very fitting with Wyoming's cowboy and railroad history. The most notable thing about this school is that the student-to-faculty ratio is about 15:1, and the school spans over 785 acres.

LaBonte Park is great for all ages and has barbecue grills, a basketball court, a community garden, and a fitness course. Enjoy picnic tables, a playground, restrooms, a skate park, softball fields, and a walking/jogging path. This park also features soccer fields, picnic shelters, and a large lake. It is a great place to start a ride and make sure you have water and everything you need for your adventure.

The town of Laramie is in a relatively flat area, but this part of Roger Canyon Road takes riders just up enough of an incline to look south and see a nice view of this small town. As of 2022, this area had a population of about 32,035 people and spanned about 18.38 square miles.

Rogers Canyon Road is a scenic ride through the planes and parries of Wyoming, with gentle up-and-down hills. Today, this area is popular with climbers and has lots of BLM. There is a lot of history in this area too, like railroad history and wagon trails that traveled over these great plains.

The Wyoming Territorial Prison, built in 1872 near Laramie, is one of the county's oldest buildings. It was a federal penitentiary from 1872 to 1890 and then a state prison from 1890 to 1901. Now a museum, visitors can walk the halls where prisoners stayed. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

At 34 acres, Gelatt is the smallest of the main Plains Lakes, which include Gelatt, Twin Buttes, and Lake Hattie Reservoir. Lake Gelatt offers camping, restrooms, and nice views over the water. The area is exposed, so bring sun protection.