curt gowdy state park
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Called into the Visitors centre and the staff were very helpful, and explained if you are just driving through and not stopping for fishing, hiking etc than it is free. As we were out for just a drive this was nice to know. There is a pathway which leads from the centre to a look out/viewing point which overlooks a lake and surrounding countryside. We had a nice drive through the park and spotted various deer and what I thought was an eagle (only later on was it pointed out what I actually photographed was a turkey vulture) but I did manage to get a couple of smaller birds and a hawk in the park. It would probably be worth the entrance fee to stop for longer, but we were on a bit of schedule so what we did was fine.
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We took a hike down the Canyon Creek trail to the hidden waterfall. Beautiful fall scenery and a moderate walk. The waterfall is a peaceful little area. I'm sure we'll be back when we drive through Laramie again.
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We stopped at this state park to take a hike while we were driving through the area. We paid the $6 out of state entry fee and went to the visitors center. The lady on duty asked what we liked to do and recommended the hike to the hidden waterfall, which she said was the highlight of the park. The park looks new and well maintained. It looks like a nice place to camp with sites overlooking the water. The road to the park between Cheyenne and Ft. Laramie, The Happy Jack Highway, was very scenic.
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Any time of year, take a drive and see wildlife. Venture off one of the dirt roads and have a picnic or take a walk with the family. Good fishing too. I'm smiling every time I go there.
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This is the solution to all of those rocks and hillsides along Happy Jack Road you want to hike up to but they are on private property. This park has great vistas, lakes, and plenty of big rocks on each side of the road.
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I wanted to stop here before the snow flew. There is a new, excellent visitor's center staffed with people who are very helpful. Lots of camping spots for the summer and hiking and biking trails for any time of the year. It's a gorgeous area and easy to find. Just take the Happy Jack exit in Cheyenne and head west.
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We visited the state park and hiked to the hidden waterfall and along the lakeside. Beautiful area with camping and biking trails as well. There was a $6 entry fee into the park that we payed at the visitors center which I recommend stopping at before you enjoy the park.
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The State park is a great local spot for hiking and camping. The hiking trails are nicely maintained and the park staff are always very friendly. Great spot for fishing, horseback riding and camping. Worth a trip in any season, it's always very pretty.
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Stopped here on a trip from Laramie to Cheyenne Really enjoyed this park . Went for a trail run for 6 miles. Quiet, clean , the air felt so fresh. would definitely come back, and explore some other trails, especially around the lake
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If you want some great scenic views then this is the place to go. It is just a nice green area, peaceful and nice lakes and great walks. Had a great time. I would definitely go back. Husband went water skiing and he loved it.