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Commute Guide

Commute times vary wildly across any metro area. We sorted every community by off-peak drive time to the metro hub so you can find the sweet spot between distance and affordability.

9 communities · 3 regions


Rankings

Community Comparison

#CommunityOff-PeakRush HourWalk ScoreBike ScoreTransit Score
1Albin
South Laramie County
~1 hr
2F.E. Warren AFB
Central Cheyenne
~5 min
3South Greeley
South Laramie County
~7 min~12 min
4Fox Farm-College
North East Cheyenne
~8 min~12 minMixed — main Lincolnway and S Greeley corridors sample around 30-45; residential interior is more car-dependent; LCCC campus itself is walkable at pedestrian scaleServed by Cheyenne Transit Program Green Line and Red Line (fare-free)
5Ranchettes
North East Cheyenne
~15 min~20 minCar-dependent; Walk Score samples for interior streets return single-digit to low-teen scores — dirt roads, no sidewalks, no traffic lights in most of the CDP
6Burns
South Laramie County
~28 min~32 min
7Carpenter
South Laramie County
~35-40 min
8Pine Bluffs
South Laramie County
~45 min~50 min
9Cheyenne
Central Cheyenne
0 minDowntown core walkable; citywide car-dependent (specific Walk Score varies by neighborhood)Moderate — Greater Cheyenne Greenway provides ~50 mi of off-street paved trail networkLimited — Cheyenne Transit Program (CTP) operates 4 fixed routes free of charge, Mon-Sat only

Common Questions

FAQ — Cheyenne communities

What is a Walk Score?

Walk Score measures the walkability of an address on a 0–100 scale based on proximity to amenities. Scores above 70 are “very walkable,” 50–70 is “somewhat walkable,” and below 50 is car-dependent.

How does traffic affect commute times?

Rush hour on major highways can add 50–100% to drive times. Off-peak times shown are the best-case scenario.


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