STOP 5 STOP 6 STOP 7 END south pass city Lander dubois YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK South Entrance near South Pass City Drive the Wyoming Women’s Suffrage Pathway, a 19-mile segment of Hwy. 28, on your way to a living ghost town complete with 17 authentically restored structures. The 1860s-era mining town is where Esther Hobart Morris served as justice of the peace and became the first woman to hold political office in the U.S. Lander Originally opened as a saloon in 1908, the bar served as a hotel, brothel and boarding house — among other things — before it was turned back into a saloon. Order a whiskey or craft beer, the perfect thirst quenchers after a day of rock climbing at nearby Sinks Canyon State Park. Lander Wander among original late-1800s log cabins and a white-painted schoolhouse for period artifacts like old-fashioned writing slates and quills. Indoor/outdoor exhibits teach about the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho peoples, the area’s later inhabitants and what life was like on the Western frontier. G South Pass City State Historic Site H Lander Bar i Museum of the American West HOBO HOT POOL Find more along the Rockies to Tetons route at TravelWY.com/rockiestotetons. WYOMING TERRITORIAL PRISON STATE HISTORIC SITE @visitlaramie J Wind River indian Reservation Driving Tour This self-guided tour of the Wind River Indian Reservation takes visitors to sites significant to the history and culture of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes who call it home, including the grave of Chief Washakie, the last chief of the Shoshone tribe. Dubois The world’s largest wintering herd of bighorn sheep roams this remote area. Stop by the National Bighorn Sheep Center to view exhibits about the majestic mammals and set up a guided or solo tour to see them in their natural habitat. END POINT: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK SOUTH ENTRANCE k National Bighorn Sheep Center F Rawlins E D Saratoga Laramie C B A Encampment Start TRAVELWYOMiNg.COM 27