In Wyoming, it's easy to trim dollars from your budget without trimming activities from your itinerary. So, to help you plan your wallet-friendly vacation to the Cowboy State, here are 50 fun and fabulous things to see and do in Wyoming. 1. Aladdin General Store Get a vivid look at living…
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Oh, if the walls could talk. Fort Laramie National Historic Site would have some stories. Wild, western stories. Fort Laramie — called Fort William and Fort John in previous iterations — was originally established in 1834 as a fur trading post. A bastion of civilization in the middle of the…
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With its fair share of rustic cowboy culture and longstanding dude ranches, it’s fair to say that Wyoming is rich in delightfully hearty fare. Experience flavors around the state—from the iconic to the innovative—at these must-taste spots. 1. Jackson - Local Restaurant & Bar Savor local…
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Pioneers, outlaws, equality, and respect for nature — these are just a few of the things that make up Wyoming’s rich and intriguing history, with each element playing a pivotal role in the development of our nation. The Western way of life is as unique as it is fascinating, and museums throughout…
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If wide-open skies, pioneer history, and idyllic natural wonders are something you long for, plan to hit the open road in east central Wyoming. Sure, our national parks and icons in the northwestget a lot of attention--and rightfully so! But we implore you to come and explore the lesser-known yet…
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Wyoming history is steeped in Wild West lore, geologic marvels, Gold Rush-era trails and burly mountain men. No matter where your travels take you in Wyoming, you'll be roaming through landscapes, cities, and monuments that have great historical significance. Here are a few interesting facts you…
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A powwow is a steady thump of beaters on a hide-covered drum, a cadence of mixed voices singing in Arapaho, Shoshone, Crow, or Lakota, and the sweep and swirl of men and boys wearing brightly colored regalia. It's young girls with fringed shawls, older women dressed in buckskin and even tiny tots…
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Discover Wyoming's rich history through its well-preserved historical sites and informative museums. Explore the stories of pioneers, Native Americans and significant figures like Ester Hobart Morris, the first female justice of the peace in the U.S. From fossil discoveries to military history…
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It’s no wonder that Wyoming has some of the most haunted prisons in the country as the state hosted many outlaws. With the first discovery of gold in the state near the Sweetwater River in 1842. Bloodshed for the coveted treasure followed soon thereafter and continued for three decades. Ruthless…
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Wyoming’s wide-open spaces are a playground for rough-and-tumble types. If your outdoor adventure is taking a hike, exploring on a bike, taking a longer route with a backpacking trip, climbing, paddling or fishing, then you're sure to get your heart pumping with some of the West's greatest scenery…
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