- Newcastle lies 55 miles west of Mount Rushmore in Wyoming.
- Newcastle offers a variety of lodging, a multitude of gift shops, and several good restaurants.
- Mount Rushmore, Devils Tower and other Black Hills attractions are just an easy drive away.
Overview
Newcastle is a small community lying on the edge of two wonderful geographical worlds – the prairie grasses of the high plains and the mountains and valleys of the Black Hills. Newcastle is a great small town from which to wagon wheel out to see all the sights and sounds of the prairies and the mountains.
Location
Newcastle Wyoming can be found at the intersection of US highways 16 and 85 in northeastern Wyoming.
Services/Amenities
This small community takes pride in the number of lodging establishments and eateries it has to offer the traveler to the Black Hills Region. Newcastle offers the family or individual a variety of lodging, a multitude of gift shops, and several good restaurants.
Activities
From Newcastle, you can trace Custer's 1874 route into the Black Hills, drive the Cheyenne - Deadwood Stage Trail, or tour the short grass prairie's open and never-ending spaciousness - its sagebrush, ranches, tumbleweeds, antelope, prairie dogs, birds and more - which echo the days gone by under crystal clear blue skies.
Attractions
Mount Rushmore, Devils Tower and other Black Hills attractions are just an easy drive away. Or you can head on south to Yellowstone Country.
Getting Here
US highway 16 is considered by most who travel it to be the most scenic route between the Black Hills of South Dakota to Yellowstone Park and Teton National Park located in northwestern Wyoming. US 85 is also known as the CanAm Highway because it links Canada with Texas. US 85 in some areas follows the Old Deadwood-Cheyenne Stage line. And at the intersection of these two scenic roads you will find Newcastle Wyoming.
