To the horseback rider looking for adventure and excitement the Outlaw Trail Ride, Inc. is a non profit organization created to promote recreation and tourism in the State of Wyoming. In 1990 the Outlaw Trail Ride was developed retracing the steps of the infamous Butch Cassidy, Sundance Kid, and the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang from Hole-in-the-Wall to Thermopolis, Wyoming. It offers the rider spectacular scenery, a fun filled week of entertainment, and a chance to relive the history of the Wild West cowboys like no where else on earth.

Abiding by the mission statement, goals, and by-laws, the Outlaw Trail Ride Inc. has hosted an annual trail ride from Hole-in-the-Wall to Thermopolis, Wyoming since 1990. The idea of a trail ride began as a 100^th anniversary centennial project organized by a group of volunteers from Hot Springs County and surrounding communities. The trail ride was a great success and funds raised have been donated to various organizations and individuals since. Of the $35,000.00 donated in the last 16 years the following organizations have benefited along with many others:

The committee members of the Outlaw Trail Ride are all volunteers donating their talents and countless hours to make every trail ride a success. It has been a great privilege to host riders from all over the world including; Australia, Canada, England, and every state in the Union. The goal of the Outlaw Trail Ride Inc., is to continue the tradition started in 1990 of sharing the great American West in an effort to preserve history and the wonders of the beautiful state of Wyoming.