Some really good suggestions here.
Mine would be:
1.) Ranch A in the Black Hills south of Beulah. Cool Wyoming Game & Fish Property with a sweet spring creek full of PhD level brown trout.
2.) Devil's tower. Reanact your favorite scenes from Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind.
3.) Medicine Wheel in the Big Horns. Cool ancient site. And if you go cross the Big Horns out of Sheridan, you can hit the Tongue River for some outstanding cutthroat fishing.
4.) Sheridan WY Polo grounds. Oldest polo grounds in the U.S.
5.) Thermopolis, WY. Cool little town with a great Hot Springs & epic Tailwater fishing.
6.) Cody - Nightly Rodeo, Buffalo Bill Museum, great food & lots of Walter Sobchak impersonators running around. Some fun nightly gunfighting too outside the Irma Hotel. Both the South Fork and North Fork of the Shoshone have impressive fisheries as well. South Fork has a great drive and possibilities of seeing hundreds of elk & a few grizz too.
7.) Beartooth Highway/Chief Joseph highway. Start in Cody, and work your way either to Red Lodge (MT) or Cooke City & Silver Gate for entrance into the Lamar valley. Bring your optics and watch the black dots 2 miles away (bears & wolves) on the bench eating whatever they can find.
Mine would be:
1.) Ranch A in the Black Hills south of Beulah. Cool Wyoming Game & Fish Property with a sweet spring creek full of PhD level brown trout.
2.) Devil's tower. Reanact your favorite scenes from Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind.
3.) Medicine Wheel in the Big Horns. Cool ancient site. And if you go cross the Big Horns out of Sheridan, you can hit the Tongue River for some outstanding cutthroat fishing.
4.) Sheridan WY Polo grounds. Oldest polo grounds in the U.S.
5.) Thermopolis, WY. Cool little town with a great Hot Springs & epic Tailwater fishing.
6.) Cody - Nightly Rodeo, Buffalo Bill Museum, great food & lots of Walter Sobchak impersonators running around. Some fun nightly gunfighting too outside the Irma Hotel. Both the South Fork and North Fork of the Shoshone have impressive fisheries as well. South Fork has a great drive and possibilities of seeing hundreds of elk & a few grizz too.
7.) Beartooth Highway/Chief Joseph highway. Start in Cody, and work your way either to Red Lodge (MT) or Cooke City & Silver Gate for entrance into the Lamar valley. Bring your optics and watch the black dots 2 miles away (bears & wolves) on the bench eating whatever they can find.
