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Cities and Towns of Central Wyoming
Alcova
Atlantic City
Bar Nunn
Casper
Chugwater
Douglas
Edgerton
Evansville
Glendo
Glenrock
Guernsey
Hartville
Hawk Springs
Hiland
Huntley
Jay Em
Jeffrey City
Lance Creek
Lusk
Lysite
Manville
Midwest
Mills
Powder River
Rolling Hills
Shawnee
South Pass City
Torrington
Van Tassell
Veteran
Wheatland
Yoder
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Central Wyoming
Central Wyoming, with so much to see and do, challenges visitors with its’ many attractions and activities. The surrounding landscape goes from sage-covered plains to the tree-covered mountains of the Laramie Range. The region is famous not only for its historical significance but also for the wealth of its visitor friendly people.
Traversed by the North Platte River and the South Fork of the Powder River, the region played a major role in early American history as early settlers passed through the area on their way to California and Oregon. Attractions include historic 19th Century U.S. Army posts, Native American sites, museums and paleontological and archeological sites.
Central Wyoming has year round adventure activities for visitors ranging from hiking, fishing, big game hunting, river rafting, camping, snowboarding, snow shoeing and downhill skiing. Visitors seeking a taste of Western ranch life can choose from innumerable Guest and Dude ranches. Boaters will find several reservoirs, among them Glendo and Guernsey State Parks, for all manner of aquatic fun. Both Parks have camping facilities.
Central Wyoming offers numerous hotels, campgrounds and RV Parks. The area also boasts a vast array of dining options from pub grub to the very best in western cooking.
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Montana and Wyoming. by Eric Peterson. May 2008. 7th
edition, Paperback, 434 pages. Off-the-beaten-path experiences and
undiscovered gems, plus new takes on top attractions.
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Wyoming (Illustrated).
by Russell Lamb, Photographer. March 2008. Hardcover. Discover new details about the
unique history and culture of this state in extended captions and
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Wyoming Off the Beaten Path.
by Michael McCoy. July 2007. Paperback. Experience finds of the real old west on a trip
to the Cowboy State with this guide, including the Jackalope Capital of the
World in Douglas and the Roughrider Cabins at Roosevelt Lodge in Yellowstone.
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Hiking Wyoming.
by Bill Hunger. June 2008. Paperback. Completely updated and revised, this
new edition of Hiking Wyoming features hikes throughout the state that are
suited to day hikers and veteran backpackers alike—the perfect source book
for exploring Wyoming’s wild and beautiful backcountry.
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Moon Wyoming.
Don Pitcher. May 2006. Paperback. Suggested travel strategies and lists of must-see
sights provide you with the real insights so you can decide where you should
go, stay, and eat—without hassles or regrets.
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The Ultimate Wyoming Atlas and Travel Encyclopedia.
by Michael Dougherty and Heidi Dougherty. October 2003. Paperback. The most complete
guide to the Cowboy State in print.
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