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Cities and Towns of Northwest Wyoming
Alta
Arapahoe
Basin
Beulah
Byron
Cody
Cowley
Crowheart
Deaver
Dubois
Emblem
Ethete
Fort Washakie
Greybull
Hudson
Hyattville
Jackson
Kelly
Kinnear
Kirby
Lander
Lovell
Manderson
Meeteetse
Moose
Moran
Otto
Pavillion
Powell
Ralston
Riverton
Shell
Shoshoni
St. Stephens
Ten Sleep
Teton Village
Thermopolis
Wapiti Valley
Wilson
Wind River Reservation
Worland
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Wyoming Travel Regions
Northwest Wyoming
Northwest Wyoming is a tourist haven abounding in National Parks and Recreation areas including Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Shoshone National Forest, Jackson Hole, the Bighorn Canyon National Recreational Area, Wind River Canyon, the Wind River Indian Reservation, and many more enriching destinations.
Yellowstone National Park, the first of America's National Parks, showcases a variety of wildlife, including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. The Park also contains the world's most impressive collection of geysers and hot springs, including Old Faithful. Include Fort Yellowstone in your visit and learn all about the park's history. The park allows its visitors to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and Ranger-led programs.
Wyoming has a lot of archeological and paleontological hot spots. The Wyoming Dinosaur Center in Thermopolis is known for having some of the largest dinosaur fossils quarries in the world. You can join paleo-technicians and dig to uncover Jurassic dinosaurs and if you'd rather just look at what's already been found; there are 23 full-size mounted skeletons, 18 of which are dinosaurs. Hyattville also has the Medicine Lodge State Archaeological Site where you can check out pictographs and petroglyphs in the visitor center and camp out on-site. The dig site has been used for 10,000 years.
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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