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you are here:  Wyoming's official state travel website / discover Wyoming / towns in Wyoming / medicine bow Population: 300 Elevation: Region: Southeast Chamber of Commerce The Union Pacific and the Central Pacific tracks were laid in the bend of the Medicine River. As a result of the two railroads the town of Medicine Bow arose. The river supplied a tank at the railroad that was kept for the engines. Soon after a general store, two saloons, and a hotel were built. The Hotel Virginian was an inspiration for the writer Owen Wister. Wind energy development is what Medicine Bow is famous for. There is much to do in this small town. Hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and historical research are a few options to choose from here in Medicine Bow. WTT WTT Accommodations Activities Hotels & Motels Adventure/Activities Fishing & Hunting Guide Services Historic Sites Museums Dining Other Diners and Cafes These are Wyoming's golden days. Aspen leaves dance in the sunlight, with dabs of red and orange dappling the roadsides, too. The air is bracing, the skies are a brilliant blue, and you might just hear elk bugling. Late September and early October are perfect times to plan a long weekend exploring Wyoming's fall splendor. read more Rub your hand on an aspen tree, and it will come away powdery white. These ghostly trees with their white bark and black knots or branches have nearly round leaves that are green and supple in the spring and summer. But when the weather turns colder in early September, these round leaves begin to change colors, turning yellow, then bright gold, often deep red. read more Southeast Adventure Travel Southeast Fishing & Hunting Southeast Historic Sites Southeast National Parks, Forests & Monuments Southeast Ranches

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