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8 Best Towns In Wyoming For Retirees
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (767+ words) Worland has a warm small-town feel with deep roots in local history and agriculture. It also has dependable healthcare. The Worland Senior Center gives residents a place to connect and take part in activities. Members can play billiards, join art…...
The Wildlife You're Most Likely To Die From In A National Park
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (504+ words) Understanding which fauna are most likely to contribute to deaths in the national parks helps everyone recognize real hazards and take practical precautions, from the simple sightseer to the bona fide outdoorsman. Deer are not the first animals most people…...
The Most Remote State Parks In The Lower 48
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (834+ words) worldatlas.com Most state parks are the friendly kind: a playground, a boat launch, a ranger who waves you through, and a Dairy Queen ten minutes away. This list is about the other kind. These are the parks at the…...
The 7 Friendliest Little Towns In Wyoming
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1213+ words) worldatlas.com In Wyoming, the town of Douglas lets travelers camp free for two nights on the riverbank right off Main Street. Afton locals gather downtown every Friday night for food and live music in Star Valley. Sundance residents set…...
What Happens If Lake Powell Runs Dry
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (716+ words) WorldAtlas Roughly 40 million people draw water from the Colorado River, which Lake Powell helps regulate. Glen Canyon Dam would stop generating electricity for seven western states. Millions of acres of Southwestern farmland could lose the irrigation timing they depend on....
5 Old-Timey Mining Towns In Wyoming
3+ week, 2+ day ago (407+ words) Wyoming's first gold rush played out in the foothills of the Wind River Mountains. Soldiers from Fort Bridger staked the region's first claim in June 1867, and the Carissa Mine became the district's richest producer of gold. South Pass City was…...
The Shrinking Lakes of the American West Ranked
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1616+ words) Every other lake on this list is trying to avoid what already happened to Owens Lake. Around 1900, it spread across about 110 square miles and ran roughly 30 feet deep. It held fish, big flocks of birds, and the desert communities that…...
8 Most Welcoming Towns In Wyoming's Countryside
3+ week, 6+ day ago (827+ words) WorldAtlas Wyoming's small towns are gateways to big landscapes. Cody pairs frontier history with access to Yellowstone, while the Buffalo Bill Center of the West highlights the region’s cultural heritage. Pinedale sits at the doorstep to the Wind River Range,…...
9 Nicest Small Towns In Wyoming
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1154+ words) WorldAtlas In the nicest small towns in Wyoming, people welcome a stranger as fast as a neighbor. At the Thermopolis state bath house, anyone can soak in the 104-degree water for free. In Pinedale, ranchers and backcountry packers share the…...
9 Best Wyoming Towns For Retirees
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (607+ words) Nearby, Old Trail Town preserves original frontier cabins and historic buildings dating from 1879 to 1901. The Buffalo Bill Dam and Visitor Center overlooks the Shoshone River Canyon, and the nightly Cody Nite Rodeo keeps a summer tradition running that residents can…...