Our planet, and its wild resources, are finite and precious. It may be surprising to learn that hunting wild game is a very sustainable and environmentally conscious way of procuring meat. Wyoming hunters overwhelmingly value their state’s natural resources. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department…
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One of the main reasons visitors and locals alike love Laramie is the wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities that surround our town. The Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest is the main star of Laramie’s backyard and encompasses the stunning Snowy Range Mountains to the west and the…
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Visitors and locals alike love Laramie for all the amazing outdoor recreation opportunities it has to offer. This rocky mountain town is surrounded by beautiful ecosystems, including the stunning glacial habitats of the Snowy Range Mountains, the alluring meadows and forests of the Happy Jack…
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Laramie is home to some of the most scenic and least-crowded hiking trails you can find in the Rocky Mountain West. The sheer quantity and quality of hiking opportunities in the area is truly amazing, encompassing the high alpine and breathtaking terrain of the Snowy Range Mountains, the…
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Camping is a favorite summer activity in Laramie and is a great way to enjoy all that the outdoors has to offer. It allows you to really immerse yourself in an area and get more in tune with the rhythms of nature. Campfires have been, in the minds of many, quintessential to camping. However, as…
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Laramie, Wyoming, is a special place for many reasons. Visitors and locals alike frequently point to the easily accessible and plentiful outdoor recreation opportunities that surround the city as one of the key reasons they love Laramie. Our beautiful, great outdoors is one of the main things…
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Visitors and locals alike love Laramie for the wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities it has to offer, especially because these opportunities lie just minutes from town. The stunning glacial habitats of the Snowy Range Mountains, the impressive Sherman granite formations of Vedauwoo, and…
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The town of Laramie rises 7200 feet above sea level in the Rocky Mountains and is surrounded by outdoor recreation areas on all sides, none of which are more than an hour’s drive away (and some as quick as 15 minutes or less!). This unique geography makes Laramie an excellent location for winter…
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Sitting around a crackling campfire, listening to the whisper of wind through the pine trees, under a star-studded sky—what could be better? Camping in Wyoming is a magical experience. Whether you are an experienced or a novice camper, here are six important things to know before embarking on a…
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Although I went on several backpacking trips during my childhood, as an adult my backpacking experience has been limited to purchasing a backpack and then letting it collect dust in the closet. This is mainly because I, like many people, have been somewhat intimidated by the prospect of planning a…
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