Fort Laramie Historical Site in Wyoming
Fort Laramie National Historic Site Wyoming a USA Road Trip. Come along with us as we take you on a tour through the fort and its history. Continue reading Fort Laramie Historical Site in Wyoming
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Oregon Trail in Eastern Wyoming
In Eastern Wyoming, just north of Cheyenne, Wyoming, you can catch up with the Wyoming section of the historical Oregon Trail. There are several wondrous historical places visit in this area. Not only Oregon Trail destinations, but the Pony Express, Mormon Trial, California Trail & Fort Laramie. Continue reading Oregon Trail in Eastern Wyoming
Things to See & Do in Sheridan, Wyoming – Travel Destination
Sheridan has breathtaking views, wide open spaces, and a western charm. It Main Street is lined with neon signs, where stores open their doors with western hospitality. You will find that the town of Sheridan is what Wyoming is meant to be and a place where you can get your west on. Continue reading Things to See & Do in Sheridan, Wyoming – Travel Destination
4 Things to do on the Oregon Trail in Eastern Wyoming
We are lucky enough to live very close to many historical and beautiful places. One of those destinations we often travel to is Eastern Wyoming. Just north of Cheyenne and Interstate 80 (1.5 hours). And east of Interstate 25 is Guernsey, Wyoming. A quaint little town where you can catch up with the eastern Wyoming section of the Oregon Trail, Pony Express, Mormon Trial, and the California Trail. Continue reading 4 Things to do on the Oregon Trail in Eastern Wyoming
Sacagawea Is Buried in Wyoming? Or is she?
Sacagawea Guided Us to the Truth. This is the story of the Shoshone woman Sacagawea. And the woman who was her impostor. Note in Wyoming, it is spelled Sacajawea. Sacagawea is the woman who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition across the northern United Stated in 1805 and 1806. You know from the Night at the Museum. Continue reading Sacagawea Is Buried in Wyoming? Or is she?
Yellowstone has Gesyers, Bison, Elk, Wolves, and Mattie Culver’s Lone Gravesite
In Yellowstone National Park’s Nez Perce Picnic Area on Fountain Flat Drive near Fountain Paint Pots and Lower Geyser Basin, you can find the lone grave of the pioneer woman Mattie Culver. We are going to tell you her story and why she is buried there by herself amongst the roaming bison and elk in Yellowstone National Park. Continue reading Yellowstone has Gesyers, Bison, Elk, Wolves, and Mattie Culver’s Lone Gravesite