I honestly wish that our naive hope that with the turning of the calendar our lives would return to some kind of normalcy. Especially the...

At the end of October, Shelby came up from Laramie to go on another adventure with me! Apparently, my dehydrated whining didn't scare her...

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 explores the Red Desert of Wyoming and finds sand dunes!

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

On the final stretch of the Oregon Trail in Wyoming, lilmissbearpaw takes a side trip to Granger Station.

Wandering Wyoming, lilmissbearpaw visits Hawk Springs State Recreation Area.

Liz explains the story behind how she named lilmissbearpaw Blog and the blog's mission!

Wandering Wyoming, Liz finally answers the question, what is there to do around Devil's Tower National Monument? Visit Keyhole State Park!

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

The First Snow of 2020 is already here! Who had h$%# freezing over for September? Anyone?

Labor Day 2020 is here to mark the end of another tourist season in the wild West!

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

August is said to be Summer's Sunday, all I know is that it wasn't long enough!

These Yellowstone National Park Waterfalls are stunning stops to make along your Yellowstone tour!

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.