Centennial Travel Guide

Wind through Wyoming's alpine wonderland on this high-altitude scenic byway crossing the Medicine Bow Mountains. Stop at Lake Marie for panoramic views along this summer-accessible mountain passage.

At 12,018 feet, Medicine Bow Peak offers hikers panoramic alpine vistas across southern Wyoming's Snowy Range. Traverse well-marked trails through wildflower meadows and boulder fields for a rewarding summit experience.

Tucked in the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests, Brooklyn Lake offers a pristine alpine retreat at 10,500 feet. Anglers can cast for brook and cutthroat trout while hikers explore nearby Glacier Lakes Trail.

Housed in the 1907 Centennial Railway Depot, this museum showcases Wyoming's ranching, mining, and homesteading heritage through artefacts, a vintage caboose, and a one-room schoolhouse that bring the American West to life.

Perched at 10,659 feet in Wyoming's Medicine Bow National Forest, Fishhook Lake rewards adventurous travellers with pristine alpine beauty. Access requires high-clearance vehicles during summer months.

Lake Marie Trailhead opens the door to Medicine Bow Peak's alpine splendour, with crystal-clear lakes and granite peaks. Hike through spruce forests while watching for deer and moose in the mountain air.

Towner Lake shimmers like a mirror among Wyoming's Snowy Range Mountains, reflecting the surrounding alpine beauty. Anglers and photographers find solace in its pristine waters, accessed by a short but adventurous hike.

This alpine jewel nestled in Wyoming's Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests offers serene fishing and hiking opportunities. Cast for brook trout on mirror-calm waters surrounded by spruce, pine, and seasonal wildflowers.