Winter in Laramie is a season unlike any other. With miles of pristine, dry powder snow and more sunshine skies in winter than the rest of the year, you can bet on bluebird days up on the mountain in Wyoming. We don’t call it the Snowy Range for nothing. Snowy Range Ski Area is Wyoming’s…
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*Note: Some information in this blog may be outdated. Please call 307-745-4195 or visit Centennial Snowy Range Visitor Center for the latest information. Laramie is a great destination for thrill-seekers looking for a rush to beat the winter blues. Life at 7200 feet in the Rocky Mountain West makes…
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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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Winter in Laramie lasts just a little bit longer than in most places. Spring’s onset is typically marked by a heavy coating of snow, and the high alpine areas of the Snowy Range are white-capped until early summer. These unique characteristics of life at 7,220 feet and above make Laramie an…
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Nestled in the strikingly beautiful Medicine Bow National Forest, the Snowy Range Ski Area in southeastern Wyoming offers fantastic and affordable winter recreation for skiers and snowboarders of all ages and skill levels. Snowy Range Ski Area’s lift ticket prices are hard to come by these days, and…
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