Travel in Wyoming

Wyoming is western and rustic. The state is full ofincludes dancing, food, shooting exhibitions and you
western heritage and culture as well as outdoors andmust dress like an old time cowboy to fit in.
nature activities. There is just about something forHeld annually on President's Day weekend in Cody is
everyone. The third Friday of every month you havethe annual Water Fall Ice Festival. There are hundreds
the chance to see the stars like you have neverof frozen waterfalls in The Valley each year and ice
seen them before. Most of us live in cities that areclimbers can't wait to get to them. The mountaintops
so brightly lit that you can't see the stars clearly. Atin the region rise over 11,400 feet and vertical begins
the Botanic Gardens of Cheyenne, you have theto form as early as October. The waterfalls do not
opportunity to learn and see the stars of thecompletely thaw until the end of April. Many of the
Wyoming night sky. The viewings are hosted by thewaterfalls have been identified and rate WI3-7 climbs.
Cheyenne Astronomical Society.This is extreme climbing if you are into ice climbing. It
Crystal Classic Ice Sculpting is held in downtownis also a great spectator event if you don't mind the
Green River. The crisp Wyoming air keeps the ice atfrigid temperatures. The CAM-PLEX Heritage Center
the perfect temperature to be molded into a varietyis an art facility located in Gillette. Every month they
of different creations. The event is sanctioned byhold several live performances, visual arts,
the National Ice Carving Association. There areconventions, lectures and receptions. They often
several levels of competition including professional,have several performance scheduled for February. A
semi-pro, amateur, and individuals. The Buffalo Bill1400-foot square foot Art Gallery is also attached
Birthday Ball is held in Cody every year. The eventand holds several monthly exhibitions.