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you are here:  Wyoming's official state travel website / discover Wyoming / towns in Wyoming / shoshoni Population: 635 Elevation: 4916 Region: Northwest Chamber of Commerce Shoshoni in 1904 was a stop for the railroad. In 1905 the land around it was used for homesteading. The landrights had to be settled by troops. Few of the original structures remain because of the 1907 fires. Shoshoni, a small community located on the edge of the Owl Creek Mountains, was named for the great Indian people- the Shoshone. Today it is a headquarters community for Boysen State Park. WTT WTT Accommodations Activities Campgrounds Hotels & Motels Dining Other Delis Diners and Cafes Chambers of Commerce Convention & Visitor Bureaus State Parks Some of the Earth's oldest rocks, and some of Wyoming's most challenging whitewater, can be found just south of Thermopolis in the Wind River Canyon, chiseled by time and gushing water through the Owl Creek Mountains. read more Winner of four Golden Globe awards, including Best Picture (Drama) and Best Director (Ang Lee), Brokeback Mountain is a film that opens in a setting that was drawn from Mr. Lee’s location scouting visits to Wyoming. The story was conceived by Wyoming resident Annie Proulx, a Pulitzer Prize winner, who finds inspiration outside her doorstep daily. read more Wildlife Refuge Listings Southeast Adventure Travel Northwest Adventure Travel Central Adventure Travel Rafting Listings

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