With the life changes that the economy continues to bring us relocating to a new state, new city, or new life can be positive and welcoming. Those that live in big cities know the struggle and stress of everyday life to get from one place to another on time, and the cost of living and be overwhelming.

With gas prices continuing to soar and food prices taking a rise as well, it causes one to think about what if any changes can be made to better themselves for the future.

Wyoming’s small towns are a great place to start. Namely Thermopolis. Fall in love with nature, beauty, and all the surrounding area. Hot Springs State Park, one of the largest mineral hot springs in the world, is located in Thermopolis. A vast range of indoor and outdoor recreational possibilities, including world-class museums and unending outdoor excursions, are available here.

Thermopolis and Hot Springs County are committed to expand without compromising the high standard of living that makes the city so special and delightful to live in. In comparison to metropolitan regions, housing, acreage, and cost of living are reasonable. The schools are outstanding, as are the majority of schools in Wyoming, and crime is extremely low. With cutting-edge technology and services, medical facilities are extraordinary for a small community.

We are proud to showcase our town to the locals as well as the tourist. There are many fun things to do while you are in Thermopolis and the surrounding areas. Hunting, fishing, camping, white water rafting, Wyoming Dinosaur Museum, golfing, and more.

Notably, fishing has never been better, with the Big Horn River a blue-ribbon trout fishery. You can also venture up into the high mountain streams to try your luck. The trails offer some wonderful scenery as you go hiking, biking, or horseback riding into the backcountry. Big game and bird hunting also attract many to these parts.

Since Thermopolis is ringed by mountains, which include the Owl Creek Mountains, the Bridger Mountains, the Big Horns, and the southern Absaroka Range, the visitor has so many recreational opportunities, that it’s difficult to decide what to do first.

Enjoy many fun things to do while you visit Thermopolis and the surrounding areas. Swimming, whitewater rafting, camping, fishing, shopping, sightseeing, The Hot Springs State Park, Wind River Canyon, and many nice restaurants. Enjoy Hellies Tepee swimming pool, Star Plunge swimming pool, and the State Bath House.

While you are checking out Thermopolis be sure to see the Hot Springs, State Park. Enjoy the natural mineral hot springs, buffalo, swinging bridge, swimming, picnicking, barbecuing, fishing, boardwalk, sightseeing, and more.

Of all the attractions, this state park is the favorite. These natural hot springs are famous for their mineral-laden waters. Bison often roam around the landscape. Admission is free, which makes it easy to stop by on your visit.

The fun doesn’t stop. Visit the Wyoming Dinosaur Museum and Dig Site. The Center is a 16,000-square-foot complex in the Big Horn Basin of central Wyoming. It includes a world-class museum, working dig sites, and a complete modern preparation laboratory. Interpretive dig site tours allow visitors to walk the same ground as ancient dinosaurs and watch as scientists remove fossils from burial sites.

If you are into scenic drives then you must see the Wind River Canyon a scenic Wyoming canyon made from tectonic plate shifting, not carved by the Wind River. It is located between the cities of Shoshoni and Thermopolis and is a popular stop for visitors to Yellowstone National Park.

All the fun, beauty, and adventure await you if you decide to move here. Above I have given you many, many reasons. Now take a look at this beautiful piece of land. LIKE NO PLACE ON EARTH! The entire paradise-like property beckons one to sit a spell and ponder the beauty all around.

What are you waiting for? This piece of heaven can be yours call broker Buddy Rangel at Homestead Realty at 307-921-8842