There are treasures all over Wyoming if you just know where to look. Each year as the snow begins to melt my cabin fever seems to push my...

We've finally reached the end of my visit to Sheridan, WY in May this year. As you travel in a loop from Fort Phil Kearny, the first...

On the same road trip I took to Sheridan, Wyoming for work in May I took the time to visit a couple of battlefields related to Fort Phil...

The weekend after I returned from Montana, I was on the road again for work, this time to Sheridan, Wyoming. I've had fun exploring...

Wyoming is known for its mountain, its supervolcano, and.... its fossils?! There are stories that fossils in Wyoming have been so...

I have had the pleasure of visiting the National Historic Trails Center in Casper several times this summer with friends. It's one of the...

Wandering Wyoming: Blink and you just might miss this charming 100+ year old Historic Bishop House just past downtown Casper, Wyoming.

The weekend before Christmas break I took a short vacation in Sheridan, Wyoming. I really had no idea how many amazing things this...

I don't think I'll ever grow tired of discovering every nook and cranny in this state. From deep in the mountains where few have ever...

Something I've learned this year is that it is nearly always worthwhile to pull over when you see the historic sign marker here in...

The White Mountain Petroglyph site just north of Rock Springs is probably one of the most mysterious places I've visited in Wyoming this...

Fort Bridger State Historic Site is one of lilmissbearpaw's new favorite stops while Wandering WY!

Lilmissbearpaw visits Wyoming Territory's industrial past at the Piedmont Charcoal Kilns historic site!

Ever wonder what shaped Cowboy Culture? Today we take a sneak peak into the Code of the West.

Sometimes you don't have to wander too far to find history preserved for present pondering. Today we visit Fort Caspar.

Wandering Wy this week, Liz visits the fading Fort Fetterman.

Calamity Jane is a legendary woman of the Wild West. Today we explore her life: truth and fiction, with a few places you can visit today.

Fort Laramie witnessed the west from the mountain men through the end of the Indian Wars. Now you can enjoy this preserved historic site.

Guernsey State Park displays the ingenuity of hard times through its Great Depression amenities built by the CCC.

Liz tells us the story of how Yellowstone got its name!