As American cities become increasingly difficult to live in and online jobs become more prevalent, the combination of low cost of living and picturesque mountains in Wyoming are beginning to look even more attractive.
This Snowy mountains state has everything from breathtaking views to stunning towns and cities along with a comfortable temperature and that’s why Wyoming is one of the best places for not just a brief stay but for longer.
8 – Buffalo
If you’re searching for a low cost beautiful town with a good mountain view then surely Buffalo is an ideal place for you.
Some of America’s most breathtaking trails are located there, waiting to be explored. These will take you through atypical mountainous terrain composed of vast valleys, alongside reservoirs, immense rivers, glorious waterfalls, and numerous camping areas. In all of this beauty, the Bighorn National Forest is also located a short distance away from the town.
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7 – Powell
Around 25 miles north of Cody, which is number one on our list, Powell is a great spot for artists and those who love the outdoors. Powell, which is a driving distance away from Yellowstone National park, also features several hiking trails and campgrounds within the town.
Sceneries of Powell’s thriving artists community are in sharp contrast to the surrounding’s population of 6,500. Powell is also home to a college, Washington Park’s farmers’ market and excellent schooling.
6 – Jackson
With the beautiful setting that Jackson offers, it is something beyond the numerous popular resorts across America. The Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and world class skiing nows puts Wyoming on the world map.
These tourists are greeted by these majestic boulders forming perpendicular mountain ridges standing proudly over the flat plains that surround them. Ropes and rucksacks along with kayaking equipment are the people’s first choice for adrenaline fueled adventures in these local settings.
5 – Laramie
University of Wyoming has a deep rooted impact on every person residing in Laramie. Thanks to the university, this town is a vibrant hotspot of entertainment and cultural opportunities. Football season always draws in a large crowd as the sport entertains all year round.
Many places such as Medicine Bow National Forest and the Snowy Range make for great skiing trips or hiking trips.
4 – Rock Springs
Yelp.com contains numerous reviews of Rock springs as one of the very best places to live in the United States considering its population. Based on these reviews, the people of Rock Springs, and the visitors as well, are given a chance to experience a variety of cultures, a wide variety of Music or art and numerous cuisines.
One of the events that Rock Springs holds is concert in the park which is attended by many people. Not only this, many free concerts, arts and fairs are witness on Rock springs. These events can almost be termed as fairs and other community events where people flock to witness them.
3 – Lander
Lander is above sea level, and that itself gives the inhabitants and the visitors a rare chance to sit and enjoy the natural beauty. The spine and ideas society is one of the most famous beneficial organization, which sole mates are pillar of the nation based in Wyoming.
Cody isn’t just beautiful; it’s rich in culture. It is the land of the westerns, and hence there are several art and history museums present in that area along with many great places to eat. One can certainly grab a bite after visiting the numerous exhibits.
2 – Cheyenne
Beginning with a ranch, one of the world’s largest outdoor rodeo shows was held in Cheyenne 2019 and it was an exciting experience. Wyoming has indeed changed for the better, people have settled in since the great depression and there are plenty of opportunities available for people looking to make a living or just live there.
Head out to Yellowstone national park or go to private ranches, the option is endless and so is the natural beauty in that area. You can live in luxury and so much more, all while taking in everything cheyenne has to offer.
Wyoming’s capital city is affectionately referred to as the Magic City of the Plains and has several good public parks, a number of museums and lots of activities close to the wilderness.
The Vedauwoo Recreation Area and the Granite Springs Reservoir are only a short drive away for great hiking, fishing and camping.
1- Cody
Gateway town of Yellowstone National Park, surrounded by rich history and beautiful scenery is Cody. Cody was named after the famous William Cody, also called “Buffalo Bill” who inspired the Cody Stampede which took place after his named.
Along the main streets you will come across some Old West-style shops and saloons that offer a peek into the past. But there is more to the city than its buildings.
Cody is conveniently located close to Yellowstone – a most fascinating place, but also within reach of Buffalo Bill State Park. Whether for outdoor fun or fishing on the lake, you will be entertained.