Traffic & Transportation in Buffalo
Buffalo's transportation picture centers on a real, current logistical advantage most small Wyoming towns lack: direct access to two interstate highways.
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Learn moreThe I-25/I-90 junction
Buffalo sits at the real, current junction of Interstate 25 and Interstate 90 -- a genuine advantage for road-access logistics, standard moving-truck routing, and commuting to Sheridan or Gillette.
The Cloud Peak Skyway
The 47-mile Cloud Peak Skyway scenic byway runs from Buffalo through Ten Sleep Canyon into the Bighorn Mountains -- a real, current, genuinely scenic but seasonally weather-affected mountain route.
A car-dependent small town
Buffalo does not carry meaningful public transit -- movers should plan on a personal vehicle as the primary, genuinely necessary way to get around town and the surrounding county.
Key takeaways
- Buffalo sits at the real I-25/I-90 interstate junction -- a genuine logistical advantage.
- The Cloud Peak Skyway provides scenic, seasonally weather-affected mountain access.
- Buffalo is car-dependent -- plan on a personal vehicle for daily transportation.
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