Wyoming-Style Tips For Trick-Or-Treating

This may seem obvious, but plan your costumes accordingly for Wyoming weather. The younger your trick-or-treater, the more layers are necessary. Costumes need to be able to go over warm clothes. Or you could just dress as an Eskimo, ski instructor, or bank robber.

If your candy bag is lightweight with poor handles, add some pre-trick-or-treating candy to help add some weight. The last thing you want is for your bag to fly away in the Wyoming wind. Good handles are key.

Grab some to-go coffee, hot chocolate from your favorite shop. Or, if you have your own prepare at home. A warm beverage in your vehicle can make a huge difference.

One of the biggest mistakes you can make is ignoring your feet in the cold. Grab some wool socks or layer the socks on. Even if the rest of you is warm, it's no fun to have cold feet.

Even if it screws up your costume, Wyoming folks won't judge you if you need to wrap yourself in a blanket. If you have young kids, make absolutely sure you have a few blankets available.