(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 06, 2010 ) SWEETWATER COUNTY, Wyo. — Take some time to explore new territory. Sweetwater County offers a slew of escapades from trails to rivers to dunes and more, the adventure never ends! As the national parks and forests become more crowded, more attention and funding are being funneled to the Bureau of Land Management.
Wyoming has more public land than any state in the nation and a large chunk lies in the 10,500 square miles of Sweetwater County. What is it like to explore a region where man-made barriers are rare, private land is almost non-existent, and the only other other living beings for miles are rare desert elk or spirited wild horses?
Hiking, camping, mountain biking, fishing, river running, kayaking, mountain biking, mountain scaling, and hang gliding are all practiced on BLM public lands. Here youÂ’ll find the sights and sounds of the past, from the staggering red cliffs and waterways of Flaming Gorge to the petroglyphs of White Mountain and the Killpecker sand dunesÂ’ wild horses. Camp out under the stars and dream of what once was.
Discover the inspirational landscape of Sweetwater County, perhaps the last frontier of the continental United States. Free statewide recreation maps are available from any BLM office in Wyoming.
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