Where to Stay

BAGGS
Bordering Colorado as it does, the valley was a host to many an outlaw riding hard trying to elude justice. Names as notable as Butch Cassidy and his infamous Wild Bunch, "holed-up" around the town of Baggs during the hay-days of the old west.
Baggs Wyoming Lodging

DIXON
As the Host City of the Little Snake River Valley Rodeo, Dixon, like the entire valley, has never strayed far from its western roots. Named for the trapper, Bob Dixon, the town has a wonderful charm and laid-back style.
Dixon Wyoming Lodging

ELK MOUNTAIN
Lying in the shadow of its 11,156-foot namesake, the settlement of Elk Mountain is a quiet community of cottonwood- lined  streets, picturesque buildings, with world class trout fishing right downtown.
Elk Mountain Wyoming Lodging

ENCAMPMENT
The town of Encampment lies at the base of the Sierra Madre Mountains. It sits at an elevation of 7400 feet and has a great small town atmosphere.
Encampment Wyoming Lodging

MEDICINE BOW
In Medicine Bow you will discover The Virginian Hotel (National Historic Register), Owen Wister's cabin (author of "The Virginian"), Medicine Bow Museum (renovated railroad depot) and Como Bluff dinosaur sight.
Medicine Bow Wyoming Lodging

RAWLINS
Rawlins serves as the County Seat for Carbon County. This city lies in the middle of everything, Rawlins is surrounded by desert, mountains, rivers, prairie, wildlife, and history. Rawlins is one of Wyoming's oldest cities.
Rawlins Wyoming Lodging

RIVERSIDE
Like its name, this small town lies along the banks of the Encampment River. A popular retreat for hunters and fishermen. Encampment and Riverside are close neighbors, lying less than a mile apart.
Riverside Wyoming Lodging