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Wyoming and One of Only a Few Worldwide from the Middle Jurassic Period Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite: Greybull Cheyenne Frontier Days: Returning in Take a walk with the dinosaurs. The Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite 2021 is the largest tracksite in Wyoming and one of only a few worldwide from the Middle Jurassic Period. There are hundreds of Since 1897, the rough-and-tumble town of Cheyenne, Wyoming tracks at this site, where dinosaurs once walked along the ocean has honored its heritage with a Western show that’s grown to shoreline 167 million years ago looking for something to eat. The become Cheyenne Frontier Days. The bucket list-worthy, 10-day site contains a boardwalk, interpretive signs, picnic tables, benches, celebration features professional rodeo events, A-list country trails and a graveled parking lot that can accommodate buses. music acts, spectacular parades and, of course, pancakes (as in, Locted on US Highway 14, approximately eight miles east of 100,000 pancakes). Today, the event draws visitors from all over Greybull, Wyoming. www.blm.gov/visit/red-gulch the United States and more than 50 countries. Electrifying rodeo events such as bull riding and barrel racing wow audiences during the festival, so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get in on some Grand Teton National Park: Jackson of the action. As host of the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, Lake Scenic Dinner Cruise Cheyenne Frontier Days ears its reputation as the “Daddy of ‘Em All,” drawing some of the biggest names in the sport for a shot at A Dinner Cruise to Elk Island is one of the best experiences more than $1 million in cash and prizes (a sizable step up from the available in Grand Teton National Park! Dinner includes grilled $25 purse winning cowboys received early on). Other daily steak, trout, salad bar, rolls, roasted potatoes, beans, watermelon, entertainment includes the amazing pancake breakfast, parade, fruit cobbler, hot tea, lemonade, and fresh coffee. carnival, visit to the Native American Village, witnessing the https://www.gtlc.com/activities/jackson-lake-boatcruises Chuck Wagon Cook-off, shopping, and more. Cheyenne Frontier Days will be celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2021, and it is sure Historic Atlantic City: Mercantile to be one of the best with some world class acts hoping to get a spot on the big stage. https://www.cfdrodeo.com/ This incredible town transports you back to the 1800s, when the West was wild and hard work was fueled by aspirations of a better life. Near South Pass City, this booming mining town enjoyed short-lived prosperity starting in the late 1860s. Atlantic City had nearly 2,000 miners, many of whom were vacationers or part-time prospectors looking to score gold, so the town had many options for leisure and entertainment. During its heyday, the town reportedly had a brewery, dance hall and opera house. Currently, many original log homes and structures still remain, including a church and general store. Be sure to stop by the Atlantic City Mercantile, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, to grab a drink and a bite to eat. https://travelwyoming.com/listing/lander/atlantic-city-mercantile Evanston: History & Culture Devils Tower After Dark Located in the heart of downtown Evanston, the square is comprised of several historically significant structures, open America’s National Park Service sites contain many cherished spaces, gardens and recreational areas. The dominant buildings treasures. As darkness falls on Devils Tower, a different kind of include the 1900 train depot, the Andrew Carnegie Library (now light illu-minates the night sky. That light comes from objects in the Chamber of Commerce and Uinta County Museum), the deep space, and transforms the night from a place of darkness into Beeman Cashin and the Joss House (Chinese heritage) Museum. a place of wonder. The night sky inspires human lives too. Oral Depot Square is also home to Martin Park Heritage Gazebo, the histories about the Tower incorporate tribal star knowledge. Wing Family Chinese Gazebo, Amphitheater & Garden, Columbo Astronomers and night sky photographers seek out the darkness of Hall railroad building, an original Lincoln Highway marker, a parks like Devils Tower National Monument, islands of night in an basketball court, an open green space, an English telephone booth, ever-brighter world. What inspiration can you find as you enjoy water fountain, a 9/11 memorial and a statue of “Albert the Bison”. the darker side of the first national monument? The park offers www.TravelWyoming.com/Cities/Evanston many great viewing locations as well as hosts night sky programs throughout the year. www.nps.gov/deto/planyourvisit/night-skyviewing.htm James Scoon | Global Sales & Service Director Jim Wollenburg | Global Partnerships Sr. Manager P: 307-777-2852 E: [email protected] P: 307-777-8561 E: [email protected] Cobblestone Inn: Torrington Torringtons newest hotel, the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites, offers "Big City Quality, Small Town Values.." Each guest room has microwaves, refrigerators, luxury linens, Wolfgang Puck coffee and wyoming flat-panel televisions. They offer their guests the amenities and services they need with 24-Hour coffee service, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, 24-hour on-site convenience store, high speed wireless internet access, and so much more! regions https://www.staycobblestone.com/wy/torrington/ Lovell national Sheridan parks Devils Aladdin Tower Cody Yellowstone Bualo Gillette Sundance Meeteetse Start Grand Teton Kaycee to Thermopolis black yellow Black Tooth Brewery: Cheyenne Dubois Teton Village Jackson Wind River With a humble beginning starting in Sheridan, Wyoming in Reservation park to park November of 2010, Black Tooth opened its Taproom doors and Riverton brewery with only a 10 BBL brewhouse. This small beginning for Star Pinedale Valley Lander Casper Black Tooth quickly led to future expansions, and in the spring of Afton Douglas Alcova 2015 the completion of a multi-million dollar production facility Glendo to capable of producing upwards of 50,000 BBLS a year. Salt Stone South Pass City Guernsey rockies to tetons Farson To Wyomingites' excitement, Black Tooth Brewery opened more Kemmerer Rawlins Torrington brewery doors, this time in the capital city of Cheyenne, Wyoming Rock Springs Green Saratoga on May 15th, 2020. The vision of being a leader in creating quality River Evanston Fort craft beer in the Rocky Mountain region has further become a Centennial Laramie Bridger Flaming Gorge Encampment Start Cheyenne Route A reality. Black Tooth has three of its flagship beers, Saddle Bronc Start Start Start Route B (Brown Ale), Bomber Mountain (Amber Ale) and Hot Streak (IPA) as well as multiple seasonal offerings including Copper Mule Kelly: Glamping (Ginger/Lime Cream Ale) and Tour Bus (Passion Fruit/Blood You will spend your days horseback riding, hiking, fishing, and Orange Summer Ale) available in 6-Pack cans and draught exploring all that picturesque Jackson Hole has to offer, and statewide in Wyoming. your nights sleeping in a covered wagon at 8,400 feet. Yet this is glamping, not camping, so you will have a dedicated chef, a Within the taproom doors you will find a relaxing yet vivacious wrangler/guide, and an event coordinator at your service. However, please note that since the experience takes place out tasting room where locals and travelers alike can enjoy a fresh in nature, there is no cell service and only limited internet. pint, from a wide range of Black Tooth brews. So if you're passing https://goosewingranch.com/the-ranch/goosewing-glamping/ through the wild states of the west make sure you stop into the new Cheyenne brewery or grab yourself a 6-pack or pint at a local English Tunnel-South Pass City State watering hole. Historic Site Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility Historic Follow in the footsteps of a miner from 1868 and explore the English Tunnel. The English Tunnel is an adit cut into the Site living rock in 1868 and abandoned for over 150 years. South Located up I-25 N is our next stop, the Quebec 01 Missile Alert Pass City State Historic Site has restored the tunnel and Facility. The Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility has been transferred opened it for tours. The tunnel, named for its English financial over to the State of Wyoming to be operated as a State Historic Site backers, is one of the state’s earliest mining features. Visitors thanks to the National Defense Authorization Act that was signed will find traces left by the mine workers, like the candles they by President Donald Trump in December 2017 and the efforts of F. used to light the tunnel. The South Pass City State Historic Site E. Warren Air Force Base. This site is significant as the only includes the Carissa Mine and 29 original town buildings accessible Peacekeeper Missile Alert Facility left in the world and people can tour. But it’s more than a historic town and mine. will strive to preserve and interpret the Cold War history of the late The historic site spans 389 acres with nearly five miles of twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, fostering an interpretive trails. https:// understanding of the mission and duties of the personnel and www.southpasscity.com/tours crews assigned to work there. It was built to be hidden in plain sight and its virtual tour offers a photo walk through and 360 views. TravelWyoming.com James Scoon | Global Sales & Service Director Jim Wollenburg | Global Partnerships Sr. Manager P: 307-777-2852 E: [email protected] P: 307-777-8561 E: [email protected].
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