I made a drive by appearance at the Wyoming Territorial Prison because I didn't have the time or…read morefunds to visit the museum. I bet it would be c ool to see though, especially if you're a fan of outlaws, in particularly Butch Cassidy. Wyoming Territorial Prison was built in 1872 and restored and renovated in the 1990s by the efforts of the citizens of Laramie. There were 12 women housed here and more than 1,000 men, the most famous of which was Robert LeRoy Parker "Butch Cassidy". With territorial status, there came a need in Wyoming for a facility to house convicted felons. In 1869, the territorial legislature approved the construction of a prison. The federal government approved funding the following year and two years later the 42 cell facility opened with Deputy United States Marshal Nathaniel. K. Boswell as first warden. Until then convicted felons were housed at the Detroit House of Corrections. Unfortunately, the opening of the new prison did not solve the problem, since the expense of the Laramie facility was greater than shipping the inmates out of the Territory. The Prison charged as much as a $1.00 per day for each prisoner, while after 1878 Nebraska agreed to house inmates in its State Penitentiary for only forty cents. During the period 1882 to 1887 Illinois agreed to house the prisoners for free. Thus, during the period from 1882 to 1887 most inmates went off to Joliet. Indeed, a federal inspection of the Laramie facility in 1884 found only 10 inmates, some of whom were permitted to go into town on Saturday night. Behind the prison on the right is the broom factory. In addition to brooms, the inmates constructed furniture, some of which is on display in the Laramie Plains Museum. To the left of the prison is the horse barn. The barn is now used for a dinner theatre and a museum devoted to the Federal Marshals Service. The small building on the left, is the warden's residence. After 1887, the Penitentiary was overcrowded even with the construction of a new wing. The new wing housed three cells for women inmates and medical facilities. Rules for inmates were strict. They were required, among other things, to bath in the summertime twice a week. In the winter they might be required to bathe only once a week. They laundered and made their own clothes. Among the inmates was Butch Cassidy. Although construction of a new prison at Rawlins was proposed as early as 1886, it was not until 1903 that a new facility was opened. It is an old saw (but not true) that in the distribution of the capitol to Cheyenne, the prison to Rawlins, the lunatic asylum to Evanston, and the University to Laramie, that Laramie had last choice. With the opening of the new facility at Rawlins, the old prison was converted to the Agriculture Experiment Station under Bert C. Buffum as director. The area has now been converted back to a park and museum and includes the United States Marshals' Museum and exhibits as to early ranch life. While at the prison, visitors can check out other sites on the grounds, including the historically furnished Frontier Town, the Warden's House, a Union Pacific boxcar and the Horse Barn Exhibit Hall.

I have been to this museum over 12 times. It is usually a ton of fun to visit and extremely…read moreinteresting. I usually highly recommend it. Most of the employees are volunteers. If you come here make sure you go to the Butch Cassidy Exhibit. Due to Covid it's difficult to get around the historical site now. I brought a friend here today, in the person at the cash register was kind of rude. Chalk it up to Covid. If you are in LARAMIE... And this place isn't packed... With lines of people trying to get through... I do recommend checking it out!

Great people and value. Loved everything from the beginning to the end. Highly recommend!lread more

Not a fan. Walked…read morein now 3 times and the mentality of "we don't have time for you" over and over. Asked advise and truthfully it's not the best advise it's more to sell you a ton of flys. There is one kid that's that's there that he is so snobby it's insane. Never had good advise. Go next door to West Laramie Fly Shop. It's in the gas station next door and ask for Mason and Luke they will put you on fish and flys are $1-2. All the gear is half the price and they are welcoming as they come. Work on being more welcoming

If there were a way to give this place 10 stars, it would be an easy task and still not enough…read morestars. The phrases "picture perfect" and "like a postcard" are applicable. Breathtaking. Spiritual. Spectacular. Clean mountain air, crisp colors, pristine waters, stark rocky mountain terrain, tenacious plant specimens, and majestic animals. And yet, words truly do not do these amazing places justice. We saw bald eagles flying overhead, a moose wading knee-deep in a lake, and chipmunks. I was completely awestruck at every turn. I want to return to each of these places as often as possible for however many days I'm going to be bouncing around on this living planet. Wish I lived closer or was a hardier type of individual who could survive the harsh winters, but I'll have to be satisfied with visitation. Someone told me that I'd feel claustrophobic when I returned home, and they were 100% accurate.

Amazing place to visit. I hike the Snowy range loop (22 miles over three days)…read more Easy to get to from Colorado and much different vibe. Highly recommend the experience.

A mere 3 hour drive gets you to this magical place to hike and witness the amazing white quartz of…read morethe Snowy Mountain range. Amazing views on the hike up to Medicine Bow Peak. Plenty of backpacking campsites...great fishing. Look out for the cows. Filter your water unless you want Gardia

Wasn't sold on crossfit but a friend talked me into it. Best decision of my life! I have no…read morecomplaints and I'm pretty picky about my gyms. If you're considering it at all - just give it a try! You'll be glad you did. Rachel and the coaches at Elevation are incredible.

Great gym! Very flexible staff. Small groups, which I love. All abilities, from serious athletes…read moreand weightlifters to every-day people who just want to stay in shape or to older people who have mobility issues... and everything in between. The coaches are very knowledgeable and can modify any exercise to accommodate your needs. For example, I have a bad knee and a bad wrist, but they always give me several options if I cannot do part of the regular workout. People are friendly but if you rather workout and not be bothered for the most part, that works too. I often wear earbuds and listen to my books while I work out. Definitely recommend.

What a great day on the water, Bobs expertise and natural talent really made lifetime memories for…read moreus. Book with Bob you wont regret it.

Great customer service, professionals and just an all around gem of a shooting range. A must stop…read moreif you're a shooting enthusiast.

I was recently in laramie and wanted to find a place to shoot my 9mm. To make matters worse I…read moredidn't have mine with me. I called a friend and he recommended Roy Kern. We went over and Roy let me use his 9mm. He set me up on the range with a target and gave me some personal instruction. On top of that he didn't want to charge me anything. You won't find a more accomodating person and I can't wait to go back and spend time at his range again.

Every time I move, I make it a point to attend classes at a local yoga studio so I can start…read moreacclimating myself to my new city. Hot Power Yoga in Laramie blew me away from the first day and continues to impress me every time I go in for some practice. The staff is kind, patient, and they make it a point to welcome each person who comes through their door, whether they are a returning student or a first-timer. I've only tried a few of their many creative classes, but I've never felt like I couldn't participate because of the difficulty of the postures; all but one or two are offered in a heated room and the teachers offer shame-free hands-on adjustments. The lobby is clean and inviting, with comfortable decor, soft couches, and plenty of storage space for bags and outerwear. They sell a small - but thoughtful - assortment of yoga accessories from outfits to mats to blocks. The hot room is evenly heated and has one large wall of mirrors, a smooth floor, and soft lighting that is dimmed for maximum focus. Music is played during many of the classes, but it is never distracting and actually helps me to concentrate more on what I'm doing in the room rather than what my head wants to think about outside of the room (ahh, life). Occasionally props are used during some of the more challenging/power focused classes, and scented oils and buckwheat bags (for covering eyes during savasana) are used at the end of a class to help return the body to a calm, rested state. Lastly, scheduling classes is super easy and really streamlines the process. It's not necessary to sign up online before attending, but it's helpful in case a class fills up (after work hours and weekends, especially), and the scheduling software gives you a clear description of each class so you can better decide what you're in the mood for trying on any given day. I've only been attending this studio for a short while, but I'll be continuing my practice with Hot Power Yoga for the duration of my stay in Laramie. They truly practice what they preach, and none of it is preachy.

While taking some time away from home I decided to catch a yoga class. I was quite empressed with…read morethe cleanliness and the great lighting in the area. Very easy to find and the instructor was very informative and friendly I will definitely be going back and with a guest before we make our way back home!