Exploring Jeffrey City, Wyoming – a semi-ghost town

Exploring Jeffrey City, Wyoming – a semi-ghost town

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Let’s explore Jeffrey City, Wyoming. I’ve visited a lot of ghost towns and I found Jeffrey City, Wyoming to be absolutely fascinating. Jeffrey City is a modern day ghost town, so it feels a bit different than your typical ghost town in the Western United States, in that not only are a handful of people still living here, the buildings here are modern – many of which looked pre-fabricated.

Catoosa Blue Whale on Route 66

Catoosa Blue Whale on Route 66

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The Catoosa Blue Whale is one of Route 66’s most iconic, lovable and recognizable icons along the old highway. You’ll find the blue whale of Catoosa mentioned and photographed in every article or book ever written about Route 66, so if you don’t stop here, you’re going to feel like you’re missing out on something!

Route 66 Road Trip Tips

ByMelissa

Planning a Route 66 road trip and wondering, “Is Route 66 worth it?” Today, some of those attractions remain, but the truth is, you’ll find more abandoned buildings and sad towns than kitschy attractions. In fact, there really is no true “Route 66” anymore; once I-40 was built, Route 66 lost its appeal to travelers and in 1985, completely ceased to exist.

Yellowstone’s 5 Entrances: Which Entrance is the best?

Yellowstone’s 5 Entrances: Which Entrance is the best?

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Which entrance should you stay near for a trip to Yellowstone National Park? Planning your first trip to Yellowstone National Park can be overwhelming – especially when deciding where to stay if you can’t get lodging inside the park. Staying outside the park isn’t as big of an ‘issue’ as you might’ve been made to believe – the common answer when asking for Yellowstone trip planning advice is to “OMG STAY IN THE PARK!!”