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Cities and Towns of Southeast Wyoming
Albin
Baggs
Bosler
Buford
Burns
Carpenter
Centennial
Cheyenne
Dixon
Elk Mountain
Encampment
FE Warren AFB
Fort Laramie
Garrett
Granite Canyon
Hanna
Hillsdale
Historic Governors Mansion
Horse Creek
Iron Mountain
Jelm
Laramie
Medicine Bow
Meriden
Pine Bluffs
Rawlins
Rock River
Saratoga
Savery
Shirley Basin
Sinclair
Tie Siding
Walcott
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Southeast Wyoming
Southeast Wyoming's golden plains of wheat fields cover the land, stopping only for the Laramie Mountains and the Medicine Bow Range, the Shirley Mountains, the Seminoe Moutains, and the Sierra Madre. There is frontier feel in Southeast Wyoming, and it's only appropriate that the annual Frontier Days rodeo is held in the state capital, Cheyenne. On any given day, you can also visit the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum to brush up on your western history.
The Northe Platte River flows through Southeast Wyoming and has greatly influenced Wyoming's history and development. Following the river were the Oregon, California, and Mormon Pioneer trails, as well as the first Overland Stage route, the Pony Express, and the first transcontinental telegraph line. Now you can float down the river with the help of a river guide, looking for the perfect place to reel in some Trout.
In Bridger National Forest, there is an intermittent spring that brings forth a large volume of water from an orifice of perpendicular rock for about 18 minutes, and then doesn't flow at all for 18 minutes. It cycles through like a geyser and the water runs over beautiful moss-covered rocks and into Swift Creek.
Fodor's
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 never-before-published photographs. Fall in love with
the West again in Wyoming.
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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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