By Izabela Zagorski Have you been searching for new airports and scenery that inspire you to plan your next hobby flying destination? If you love to fly, you can find your next airventure right here in beautiful Lander, Wyoming. You’ll find blue skies, mountain ranges, and
Lander has had a lot of names and has been characterized in many ways, but it has always been a stopping point for travelers—indigenous, recreational, and entrepreneurial. Today you can see traces of all of Lander's storylines. Those historical attractions and points of interest demonstrate
Lander, Wyoming, is an outdoor recreation mecca, making it easy to spend so much time outdoors that you miss out on the in-town experiences. But, you should definitely make time to explore this charming mountain town. Spending some time in the historic downtown area is
5 Fun Winter Activities To Try While Visiting Lander, WY Lander is the ideal location for trying out new winter activities! Wyoming winters are known to be cold and long. But here in Lander, nestled in the Wind River Basin — Wyoming’s “Banana Belt” — you
Lander has fascinating, rich, and diverse history. What better place to get to know your travel destination than at a museum or gallery curated by local experts? In our opinion, some of the best Wyoming museums can be found in Lander. Fremont County Pioneer Museum Find a
Lander, Wyoming is the kind of place you might discover on your way to or from Yellowstone and add to your bucket list. It's the kind of place where you might come for a concert and start looking for a reason to move. The City
Lander is the gateway to the Wind River Mountains, which are a dramatic and beautiful playground. Fittingly, this mountain town is best known for outdoor activities, ranging from novice and family levels to professional skillsets. If you want to give any of it a try,
I came to Lander on a whim. 26 and looking for "something else”. I had this vague yet powerful idea that I wanted to live somewhere where my heart could be free. Chalk it up to youth, but it made sense at the time. Still