103 W 7th St

Grab your cowboy boots and head to the saloon because this historic western town is everything you’d imagine it to be. Filled with rolling hills, sprawling plains, mountainous terrain, and well-known bison ranches, Gillette is the epitome of a Wyoming suburb. It sounds like the ideal blend of natural landscape, and from where we’re standing, it just might be.

Gillette is situated in the northeastern corner of Wyoming, nestled between the Bighorn Mountains and the Black Hills in the Powder River Basin. Known for its production of the nation’s coal, it’s often referred to as the “Energy Capital of the Nation.” Though coal influenced its name, the supportive community and rich history is what keeps this suburb thriving. Residents of Gillette appreciate the abundance of city parks filled with athletic fields, dog parks, small lakes, and nature trails, not to mention the nearby golf courses.