Elk Mountain - Wyoming's Official State Travel Website

Interstate 80: Ride with the Legends through Rock Springs and Green River You’re travel on I-80 isn’t complete without stops in Rock Springs and Green River. These small cities are located just a dozen miles apart and both have museums that provide rich detail about the... Read More	Category: Articles & Tips
Elk Mountain Population: 192Elevation: 7250Region: Southeast Chamber of Commerce This magnificent and distinctive mountain thrusts its rugged profile 11,166 feet skyward, forming the northernmost extension of... Read More	Category: Cities
Wyoming Cities Wyoming is loaded with incredible experiences. Each town has its own unique feel and offerings. But the constant is the authentic western adventure you will find no matter where you are in Wyoming... Read More	Category: Microsite
Storming the Fort: Forgotten Forts Most other Wyoming forts have long since disappeared back into the landscape. Fort Bonneville (also called Fort Nonsense), located near Daniel, was a fur trade fort in use from 1832-1839. Fort Reno on... Read More	Category: Articles & Tips
Southeast Wyoming Cheyenne (the State Capital) and Laramie are the gateway cities for visitors entering the state from the east on Interstate 80. The prairies of Southeast Wyoming support farming and ranching – herds... Read More	Category: Region
The Historic Elk Mountain Hotel & Restaurant A restored folk Victorian hotel built in 1905 known as Wyoming's hidden gem. Experience one of Wyoming's most gracious and elegant historic Inns. Restored to victorian era styling, many guest rooms... Read More	Category: Lodging / Accommodations City: Elk Mountain
Wild Wonder Café - Elk Mountain Trading Company Homestyle cooking when you are between here and there. Read More	Category: Restaurants / Dining City: Elk Mountain
Interstate 80: Ride with the Legends through Elk Mountain Head west out of Laramie on a route taken by pioneers in the 1860s as they followed the Overland Trail to California. I-80 between Laramie and Elk Mountain is over a winding, hilly terrain because it... Read More	Category: Articles & Tips