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When folks think of Wyoming they
often think of wide open ranges and great, snow-capped mountains
instead of Wyoming cities. That’s too bad, because there’s
fun to be had in the capitol city of Cheyenne,
great UW college football in Laramie
and Wild West Adventure in Buffalo Bill’s eponymous town
of Cody.
Cheyenne:
The capitol of Wyoming is
also its largest city and the home of the Nelson Museum of the
West.
Cody:
Town founder “Buffalo” Bill Cody would approve of
its dedication to his memory and the outdoor adventure that surrounds
it.
Laramie:
The University of Wyoming makes its home here high in the Snowy
Range Mountains.
Dubois:
Wyoming’s frontier
past is alive and well in this sleepy western hamlet.
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