This wild and woolly work about Wyoming combines the best of a travel guide with information on outdoor recreation for a true two-guides-in-one package. Maps. Illustrations.

This wild and woolly work about Wyoming combines the best of a travel guide with information on outdoor recreation for a true two-guides-in-one package. Maps. Illustrations.

Each book in the Hidden series reviews a destination'sfamed attractions. Then it invites the reader to go further by exploring "hidden" spots other guides overlook, including small inns and recommended restaurants. The guides lead to places local residents enjoy exploring including beaches, parks and non-touristy neighborhoods.Features include: - "Hidden" spots - Author's favourite picks- Three-day getaway itineraries- Driving and walking tours- Website and e-mail addresses- Maps that "zoom in" on each areaHidden Wyoming reviews everything from Jackson Hole's million-dollar resorts to Gros Ventre River Ranch andits inexpensive log cabins, nearby fly-fishing streams, and winter snowshoeing trails. It guides readers to the state's amazing landscape of high mountain peaks, alpine lakes, hot springs, ghost towns, and lost bits of wilderness."The Hidden guidebooks series hot-peppers its pages with little arrows that point to a multitude of off-the-tourist-track sites." -Chicago Tribune

It is a reprint of Wind River Country with minor corrections and a soft cover instead of hard cover

THE LOST TREASURES OF WYOMING: NORTHEAST REGION covers the lost treasures to be found in the counties of: Campbell, Crook, Johnson, Sheridan, and Weston. It was in Johnson County and vicinity that the bitter and bloody "Johnson County War" was fought between big established cattle ranchers and newly-arrived homesteading farmers in the early 1890's. Why write a book on State treasure stories? Because Most everyone dreams of finding treasure! Many of us have heard about some form of lost or hidden treasure, maybe even made an attempt at locating it. Some of the lost treasures described in the book are large enough that a person could retire after finding one of them! Some will be smaller than they are claimed to be, no doubt. Most hidden treasures are little-known since they were not considered anything but "rainy day money" when they were hidden away. The little caches could be hidden in baking powder tins or Mason jars or other common containers. The farmer down the road may have buried his meager life savings long ago, and no one knew of its existence when he died. The purpose of this "The Lost Treasures Of Wyoming" book is to present a brief look at some of Wyoming's still hidden treasure stories, while providing a few facts that can validate their existence and, hopefully, help to pinpoint the actual locations of the hidden riches. The book is full of maps pinpointing the location of lost outlaw loot, hidden mines, and other interesting facts about Wyoming's past. BUT - YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A TREASURE HUNTER TO ENJOY THE BOOKS IN THE SERIES! The stories contain many historical details and firsthand accounts of the people and events of days gone by. This book contains dozens of intriguing true stories, maps, historical accounts, and photos of Wyoming's historical past.

Wyoming Off the Beaten Path features the things travelers and locals want to see and experience––if only they knew about them. From the best in local dining to quirky cultural tidbits to hidden attractions, unique finds, and unusual locales.

The Lost Treasures Of Wyoming: SOUTHEAST REGION covers the lost treasures to be found in the counties of: ALBANY, GOSHEN, LARAMIE, NIOBRARA, and PLATTE. Many of us have heard about some form of lost or hidden treasure, maybe even made an attempt at locating it. Some of the lost treasures described in this book are large enough that a person could retire after finding one of them! Some will be smaller than they are claimed to be, no doubt. Most hidden treasures are little-known since they were not considered anything but "rainy day money" when they were hidden away. The little caches could be hidden in baking powder tins or Mason jars or other common containers. The farmer down the road may have buried his meager life savings long ago, and no one knew of its existence when he died. The purpose of this "The Lost Treasures Of Wyoming" book is to present a brief look at some of Wyoming's still hidden treasures, while providing a few facts that can validate their existence and, hopefully, help to pinpoint the actual locations of the hidden riches. The book is full of maps and details about the location of lost outlaw loot, lost mines, and lots of background history and interesting facts about the people and events of Wyoming's early days.YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A TREASURE HUNTER TO ENJOY THE BOOKS IN THE SERIES! The books contain many historical details and firsthand accounts of the people and events of days past. This book, The Lost Treasures Of Wyoming: SOUtheast Region, contains intriguing treasure legends, maps, historical accounts, and photos of Wyoming's Old West days.