There is not enough room here to describe all the fun we have, but there’s room to breathe and do anything you want in one of the most beautiful places on earth
If you love to hike and would like a little help with packing food and/or camping gear, llamas can be capable companions carrying the load to free you up.
April 9, 1884, a woman purported to be Sacajawea died on the Wind River Reservation near Fort Washakie, Wyo. 134 years later, historians still question the legitimacy of the legend.
In the early 20th century, there were 6 million sheep in the Cowboy State, nearly 50 sheep for every man, woman, and child. Many of them ended up at the stockyards in Arminto.
As long as you’re not hitchhiking, taking the road less traveled can be most rewarding. The 35 mile stretch of US Route 212, the least traveled road in Wyoming.
Many famous people have called the great state of Wyoming home, including a long list of actors, athletes, cowboys, politicians, and wild west legends.
In the 1940s, a candy salesman stopped in for a drink at the Shoshone Bar in Lovell, Wyo. He hasn't been seen since, but he has been heard. According to legend, if you leave cash on the bar, the "Candy Man" might take it.