You’ll Want To Visit Sweet Water Smoke, A Remote Restaurant In Wyoming Along The Oregon Trail

Wyoming is a unique state where history and culinary culture frequently combine. If you find yourself looking for a great meal and a road trip to go along with it, head down to Farson, Wyoming, where you'll get to experience a piece of the Oregon Trail and enjoy a delicious smokehouse meal, all in the same day.

Throughout much of southern Wyoming, you can drive for miles along the historic Oregon Trail.

Winding back roads and highways take you along the Fort Bridger Route, which was the main way that the caravan of immigrants made their way west, in search of a better life for their families. This movement shaped the American West, for better or worse, and it left a huge impact on the land.Way out in one of today's most remote sections of the trail, you'll find a small town called Farson. It's worth a visit for foodies who are looking to experience true small town Wyoming.

Sweet Water Smoke is a tiny restaurant that was established to address the lack of dining options in the area.

For years, diners traveled to other towns if they wanted a good, gourmet meal.

Now, Sweet Water Smoke serves up delicious dishes to the 300-some locals and travelers alike!

The menu changes weekly, to ensure that this one restaurant always has something new to serve up. Whether you want a pizza piled high with smoked meats...

... or a juicy, greasy burger paired with hot and crispy fries, you'll find it here.

Speaking of smoked meat.. if you didn't already pick it up, that's their specialty. Stop in when they're making pork belly or brisket and your taste buds will jump for joy.

There's truly a huge variety on each week's menu, and even the pickiest eaters will find something they enjoy.

There's nothing like ordering one of their platters and stuffing your face with true homestyle American cooking.

While you're in town, head to the Big Sandy River Crossing and get a dose of American history, too!

To learn more about the Big Sandy Crossing and its part in Wyoming history, read this piece from WyoHistory.org.

If you would like to plan a trip to Sweet Water Smoke, keep an eye on their Facebook page, where weekly menus are posted and hours are listed.