September 6 marks the 150th anniversary of the first woman to vote in a general election, which happened in Laramie, Wyoming a full 50 years before women in the rest of the U.S. could cast a ballot. That first female voter was Louisa Gardner Swain, and you can find a full-sized statue of her at the…
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Wyoming, often referred to as the “Cowboy State,” is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, rugged terrain and rich cultural heritage. From the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the vast expanses of pristine wilderness, this state offers an abundance of outdoor adventures and…
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To add some excitement to your summer, all you need to do is travel west. Here, cowboys showcase their riding and roping skills in rodeo competitions held throughout the state. Celebrate life on the open range at these summertime events that bring out some of the West's best athletes. Not sure…
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Discover the Legacies of Wyoming Women at Historic Sites & Museums You may have noticed something interesting about Wyoming’s official state motto. While many other state mottos are in Latin, ours is in English and very straightforward: Equal Rights. Additionally, our state nickname is The Equality…
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Tourism is the bread and butter for many Wyoming communities. The summer travel season is particularly important, but many locals rely on visitors year-round. Looking for opportunities to support local businesses and help make a difference in the small communities that make your recreational…
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Wyoming is often known for Yellowstone and Grand Teton, but southern Wyoming is packed with hidden gems that are closer and quieter — perfect for a Denver to Wyoming road trip. You’ll explore Cheyenne, Laramie and Saratoga, three towns rich in Western heritage, expansive landscapes and vibrant…
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Quiet, unpretentious, and expansive, Buffalo, Wyoming, provides a small-town Western feel on land tucked between a towering mountain range and vast flat land. True to their spirit, visitors will find countless ways to get off the beaten path and just as many ways to connect with one another. The…
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Wyoming: one state, one area code - 307. Each year on March 7, Wyomingites and folks far and wide who share a love for the Cowboy State celebrate all of their favorite things about Wyoming. How to Celebrate 307 Day Show support for the state by visiting local businesses, eating at your…
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Native American culture has long been ingrained in Wyoming and remains an important part of the state’s makeup. Many Plains Indian tribes, including the Arapaho, Arikara, Bannock, Blackfeet, Cheyenne, Crow, Gros Ventre, Kiowa, Nez Perce, Sheep Eater, Sioux, Shoshone and Ute tribes, have left their…
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Wyoming’s cultural heritage is far more vibrant and diverse than some classic Westerns suggest. From Evanston’s Chinatown to the melting pot of Rock Springs’ coal mining community, international influence played a critical role in building community and infrastructure during Wyoming’s early period…
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