Fossil Basin might not be the first place you think about when you think of vacation destinations in Wyoming. It should be.
Kemmerer, Wyoming: Find The Uncommon
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Carbon County – Rooted In History With An Eye Toward the Future
As we race through our hectic lives with things to do, places to be, and people to see it’s easy to overlook the importance of taking a moment to slow down. Unfortunately, in our society speed is a reward because going going going means you’re getting more done, which is more rewarding, right? Well, in my opinion sometimes slowing down is the true reward. For this exact reason, southern Carbon County, Wyoming is the perfect spot. Let me tell you about this hidden gem between the trees that offers you history, views and the reward of slowing down.
Hot Springs: Off the beaten path in the Black Hills
There are plenty of noteworthy attractions in the Black Hills of South Dakota: Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands National Park, Custer State Park, and Wind Cave National Park name a few. Head south from Wind Cave, though, and you’ll be delighted with the heaps of attractions, great for the whole family.
East Yellowstone: More than just a scenic drive
East Yellowstone is a destination all on its own. Family-owned and operated guest lodges spread along the North Fork of the Shoshone River flowing from Yellowstone National Park. Each lodge offers unique experiences, collectively offering a warm and welcoming vibe.
Washakie County: Cloud Nine in Cloud Peak Wilderness
Wyoming is always full of surprises. Certainly, Bighorn National Forest near Washakie County is one of those delightful surprises, a cluster of mountains in north-central Wyoming. In the middle of that forest lies the pristine Cloud Peak Wilderness.
How to Spend a Weekend in Cheyenne
Recently, I was given the opportunity to explore Wyoming’s capital city: Cheyenne. This gem is not only rich in history, but it offers multiple attractions that make it a perfect tourist destination for anyone wanting to experience Eastern Wyoming firsthand. One could easily spend weeks in Cheyenne. For those of you who only have a couple days, I’ve already done the heavy lifting and planned a perfect weekend getaway.
Fall in Love with Great Falls
There is so much! This town appeals to independent adventurers. From the mermaids to the mountain biking, Great Falls is the perfect road trip destination and base-camp for exploration. The downtown is full of art and makes a name for itself with the unique shops and local restaurants. The outdoor recreation backs it all up. So much to do, where do I start?
Lodges of East Yellowstone – Finding Your Special Place in The Wild
Let’s be honest: I have always been a bit hesitant about visiting Yellowstone National Park. It sounds crazy, I know. I was skeptical about these bumper to bumper cars and these crowds of people that everyone always spoke about. I thought to myself, “is this really what Yellowstone is all about, is there really not some place that is still in the wild?” Well I’m glad I didn’t fall into the talk of the crowds. Let me tell you about The Lodges of East Yellowstone.
Logan: Utah’s heart of the arts
Logan, regarded as Utah’s heart of the arts, is a city of 50,000 people in northeast Utah. An hour north of Salt Lake City, it’s the perfect place to escape urban living. Logan, in the heart of Cache Valley, is home to a range of great activities, from fishing, biking, and hiking, to horseback riding and a Foodie Trek – but that’s just the surface.
Be a guest in Hot Springs, South Dakota
It’s a real town with real people, 365 days a year. You won’t find a tourist season in Hot Springs, South Dakota because the town does cool stuff year round! The shops, restaurants, recreation, and events that take place around Hot Springs are intended for the people who live there, and subsequently the guests who visit. Don’t just pass through this town, spend a few days and embrace Hot Springs’ authenticity.