A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
There is an abundance of activities in the town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. However, most visitors utilize the valley as a hub for exploring the remarkably wild and beautiful surrounding areas.
Urban centers often house some of the most well-known museums around the world; however, you might be surprised at what one of the US’s least populated states has to offer. Museums in Wyoming cater to the art, history, geology, and folklore of one of the most romanticized – and often misunderstood – areas in the country: the Wild West. From working pioneer villages and Buffalo Bill’s hide coat to bighorn sheep and dinosaur bones, Wyoming presents ample opportunities to satiate your curiosity.
Although Bend is the heart of Oregon’s high desert, its surroundings offer unique and charming townships waiting to be explored. A short 30- to 45-minute drive in almost any direction reveals quaint communities that reflect the area’s diverse heritage.
Of course, we had heard of Cody, Wyoming before planning our trip to Cody Yellowstone, but we had no idea how special this destination was. When witnessing the extraordinary scenery surrounding this town, one can understand why Buffalo Bill Cody chose this location to build the town that carries his namesake. One can imagine the thousands of buffalo roaming the plains just below the picturesque Big Horn Mountains.