There are fun little places tucked away throughout the state. This list highlights just a few of Wyoming’s hidden gems. Don’t see one of your favorite little-know spots? Let us know where we can find more of Wyoming’s great little places.
1. The Meeteetse Chocolatier
People from all over the world order sweets from this chocolatier. This is a must-stop for any candy lover.
2. Continental Divide Trail
This continues from the north of the hydrological divide of the Americas trails from Northwest Wyoming all the way through the South Central part of the state, and on into neighboring states.
3. The Guernsey Ruts
AKA, Deep Rut Hill. Located south of Guernsey, these soft sandstone ruts were created by covered wagons as part of the historical Oregon Trail.
4. The Wyoming Dinosaur Center
Thermopolis is home to this museum that features dino-digs and tours, as well as "Stan," a 41-foot T-Rex.
5. FireRock Steakhouse & Grill
Featuring salads, steaks and seafood, this is a favorite of those who live in (or travel through) Casper.
6. Medicine Wheel in Big Horn National Forest
Made out of limestone boulders, this 80-foot diameter medicine wheel was created 1,500-500 years ago. The 1.5 mile hike is worth the view of this National Historical Landmark.
7. Vedauwoo
Pronounced "Vi-duh-voo," this scenic area is part of Medicine Bow National Forest. Vedauwoo is an Arapahoe word meaning, "Earth Born." Nestled between Laramie and Cheyenne, vistors enjoy hiking, picnicking, climbing and camping here.
8. White Mountain Petroglyphs
Near Rock Springs, this 300-ft cliff displays rock art created by American Indians that is forever etched in history.
9. Shell Falls
As part of the Big Horn National Forest, Shell Falls offers hiking trails, beautiful views and a visitor's center.
10. Wyoming State Museum
This museum features two levels of everything from pre-historic artifacts to traveling exhibits, such as Wyoming Aviation History. This museum also provides an interactive section for children. (Plus, admission is free.)
Wyoming’s hidden gems are just another feature that makes it such a great state. What do you think of these unique attractions? Did you know they existed?
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