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This post was originally published on this siteWild horses embody the spirit of the American West, and Wyoming is home to thousands of these majestic creatures. From safety tips to the best places to view mustangs, this is your guide to creating a memorable adventure in the Cowboy State. Even a few minutes spent watching mustangs is a rare and awe-inspiring experience, and Wyoming’s grand landscapes make these encounters even more thrilling. The Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Wyoming offices look after 16 herd management areas on nearly five million acres, offering a number of opportunities to view wild horses. For the safety of both people and mustangs, it is important to be respectful when visiting — and to remember that wild equines behave differently than domesticated horses. These are six tips for viewing Wyoming’s wild horses, plus details on the locations where you are most likely to see them. Plan ahead and prepare– Wyoming’s mustangs tend to inhabit remote areas, so be sure to check road conditions and weather ahead of your visit. High clearance 4×4 vehicles are recommended on gravel roads, dirt roads and two-track trails, and many of these routes are impassable when wet. Visitors are advised

This post was originally published on this siteImmerse yourself in Wyoming’s wine culture, from scenic vineyards to the craftsmanship behind each bottle. Tucked between rugged mountains and vast prairies, these locally-owned wineries have created idyllic spaces to savor the flavor of the Wild West. While Wyoming may not be an obvious choice for wine enthusiasts, the state boasts a small viticultural scene as rich and diverse as its natural wonders. With unique grape varieties cultivated at high elevations, these wineries are a testament to the passion and dedication of Wyoming’s winemakers. Whether you’re an oenophile eager to discover new flavors or a traveler seeking solace off the beaten path, Wyoming has something for every palate and preference. Mustang Mountain Vineyard (Lovell, Wyoming) The cozy tasting room at Mustang Mountain Vineyard, which offers everything from wine flights to charcuterie boards. Photo courtesy of Elisabeth Brentano. Nancey and Larry Blair established Mustang Mountain Vineyard in 2010, and within a few years, they transformed the property into a successful growing operation. In 2016, their daughter Nicolle Laffin and her husband Dan moved to Lovell, and just one year later the family began working to build a winery. Their winery now offers tastings and

Welcome to Martin County, where every visit promises an adventure waiting to unfold! As we step into 2024, the allure of sun-kissed shores, vibrant communities, and natural wonders beckon travelers from around the globe. Nestled along Florida’s captivating Treasure Coast, Martin County has long been a hidden gem cherished by those seeking a perfect blend of relaxation, exploration, and unforgettable experiences. From new openings and exciting events to time-honored favorites, here are the top 10 reasons to visit this little slice of paradise in the New Year! Enjoy New Lodging Options and Upgraded Accommodations There’s no shortage of fabulous places to stay in Martin County, from oceanfront resorts and quaint inns to cozy campsites and charming chains. There’s something for every style and budget. In 2024, we will see the new-and-improved Marriott Hutchinson Island Beach Resort, Golf & Marina – including reimagined guestrooms and reinvigorated indoor and outdoor dining venues. The Breezy Inn, tucked away in the heart of Downtown Jensen Beach, is under new ownership and will unveil two new suites. And the outdoorsy set can now experience Martin County’s first glamping getaway at Timberline Glamping in Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Discover Florida glamping at Timberline Glamping in the