Scenic Wyoming
The Beartooth Highway Awakens: A Memorial Weekend Journey Above the Clouds
As the last stubborn patches of snow retreat from the high country and the mountain air carries the promise of summer, one of America's most spectacular drives prepares to welcome visitors once again. The Beartooth Highway, that serpentine ribb...
HEART MOUNTAIN, Our Backyard Geological Phenomenon
Located a few miles north of Cody, Heart Mountain stands as a symbolic feature for all areas of Park County. However, many residents and visitors might not know that this mountain is actually upside down! While most land masses have newer r...
Exploring Kirwin Ghost Town and Wood River in Cody Wyoming
Unearth the allure of Kirwin Ghost Town and Wood River in Cody, Wyoming. Experience history and natural beauty, where forgotten tales and stunning vistas invite exploration. Table of contents: Discovering Hidden Gems in Cody Wyoming...Yellowstone National Park
It was going to be a hot Sunday, so after breakfast, my husband and I decided to go to Yellowstone. At a higher elevation, it would be cooler, so we took our 1950 Chevy hardtop and cruised down the road. We went in through the East Gate, 50 mil...
Wyoming Wild Flowers
This spring we had an abundance of rain, more than usual. This produced green prairies and mountainsides with lush vibrant wildflowers. Many of these flowers I have never seen before. Last fall, I scattered native seeds and was pleas...
BLM Land- What does that mean?
Many properties are advertised as bordering BLM land and often we are asked what this means. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is an agency in the Department of Interior. The landscape that BLM manages in Northwest Wyoming is characterized...
Fall in Yellowstone Country
With the wide-open spaces in Yellowstone Country, the bright fall colors seem more pronounced against the big blue sky and green timbers. Driving around town in Cody, the intensity of the yellows and oranges are struck by the morning lig...
Camp while you can
FALL AND WINTER CAMPING The Shoshone National Forest, was set aside on March 30, 1891, by President Benjamin Harrison, as the Yellowstone Park Timberland Reserve. It is America’s first National Forest and holds a bounty of beauty. So many ac...