After exploring during the day, find an equally great place to rest up and relax at night. From resorts, lodges, dude ranches, vacation rentals and historic hotels to inns, rustic cabins and campsites in Wyoming’s natural terrain, there are several options that will fit your personal vacation style. For more ideas and quintessential Wyoming lodging options, visit: TravelWyoming.com/article/quintessential-wyoming-places-stay . Places TO STAY QUINTESSENTIAL WYOMING f Dude and guest ranches range from all-inclusive stays where all you have to worry about is getting there to rustic working ranches where you’ll learn to rope and ride ’em like a true cowboy. Ranches typically recommend making reservations four to six months prior to your arrival. f Wyoming holds tight to its Wild West roots, meaning you can experience the same Victorian ambiance visitors did in the 18th and 19th centuries in the state’s historic hotels. Stay in the same places as notable Old West personalities like Annie Oakley, Butch Cassidy, Buffalo Bill and Calamity Jane. f With spectacular scenery and pristine public lands, getting back to basics is a distinct Wyoming pleasure. Spacious terrain lends itself to spectacular camping, where there’s nothing between you and the sparkling stars above. LOST CREEK RANCH IN JACKSON HOLE, JEFF DIENER. TravelWyoming.com 115
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