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you are here:  Wyoming's official state travel website / discover Wyoming / towns in Wyoming / wamsutter Population: 261 Elevation: 6769 Region: Southwest Annual Festivals: None Here at the edge of Red Desert country, you may find some of the Turritella Agates which are scattered over the dry prairie south of Wamsutter. These agitated shells were once homes for various forms of life in the marshy flats or lakes that were once Wamsutter (which was originally named Washakie). Due to confusion with Fort Washakie in Fremont County, the town was renamed for a German bridge builder on the Union Pacific Railroad. Accommodations Activities Hotels & Motels Dining Other Diners and Cafes Hiding six miles from the nearest "road" (a barely-discernable dirt track narrow enough to make spelunkers claustrophobic), I'm thinking the fish I am in search of aren't as stupid as I've been told. If they were stupid they'd be right off the road, where even the laziest of fishermen could toss a line in. read more From museums of wildlife art to museums dedicated to Wyoming's Western heritage, the inquisitive vistor will have plenty to see and do in Wyoming's museums. read more Southwest National Parks, Forests & Monuments Southwest Dining Southwest Winter Activities Southwest Places to Stay Southwest Historic Sites

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