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Current time in Cheyenne, WY

Mountain Time  UTC−7 · IANA zone America/Denver

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Time zone details

Time zoneMountain Time (MT)
Standard timeMST, UTC−7 (early Nov – mid Mar)
Daylight timeMDT, UTC−6 (mid Mar – early Nov)
DST clock changeForward 1 h, 2nd Sunday of March · Back 1 h, 1st Sunday of November
Sunrise today
Sunset today
Day length
Coordinates41.14° N, 104.82° W

Time difference from Cheyenne

CityLocal time now
New York+2 h
Chicago+1 h
Phoenix0 / −1 h
Los Angeles−1 h
Anchorage−2 h
Honolulu−3 / −4 h

Cheyenne shares Mountain Time with Denver just down I-25, plus Casper, Salt Lake City, and Albuquerque.

About time in Cheyenne

Cheyenne, Wyoming's capital and the seat of Laramie County, occupies the state's southeastern corner near the Colorado and Nebraska lines; Wyoming is a single-zone Mountain Time state.

The city was born of railroad time: Union Pacific crews platted Cheyenne in 1867 as the transcontinental line advanced across the plains, and it boomed to several thousand residents within months. Crossing into Nebraska's panhandle today changes nothing on the clock — Mountain Time continues past Scottsbluff.

June daylight tops 15 hours here, and the 2026 daylight-saving stretch runs from March 8 to November 1; December days hold a bit over 9 hours of sun.

Frequently asked questions

What time zone is Cheyenne in?

Cheyenne is in the Mountain Time Zone (MT), as is all of Wyoming: MST (UTC−7) in winter and MDT (UTC−6) between mid March and early November.

What is the time difference between Cheyenne and New York?

Cheyenne runs 2 hours behind New York year-round, since Wyoming and New York share the same DST calendar. Noon in Cheyenne is 2:00 PM in New York.

Does Cheyenne observe daylight saving time?

Yes. Cheyenne sets clocks ahead at 2:00 AM on the second Sunday of March and back at 2:00 AM on the first Sunday of November — in 2026, March 8 and November 1.