| | Torrington, Wyoming is a jewel of a town in central Wyoming where visitors can come to soak up charming small town atmosphere while they sample the many outdoor recreation opportunities the surrounding region has to offer.The Lake Minatare State Recreation Area has 2,970 acres where Torrington visitors can camp, boat, fish, swim, and picnic. Gurnsey State Park offers great camping and a large expanse of water ideal for boating and waterskiing. Scenic wonders like the North Platte River and Sandstone Cliffs bring on the photography bug, and visitors can hike and bird watch as well.At the North Platte National Wildlife Refuge, Torrington, Wyoming visitors can hike and stop to photograph stunning scenery and wildlife. The Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area beckons with 705 acres for camping, hiking, and picnicking.Other local attractions include the Fort Laramie National Historical Site, which was originally a fur-trading post and later became a vital stop for pioneers on the Oregon and Mormon Trail.Do you like geocaching? Torrington, Wyoming offers over 375 opportunities for geocaching. When you visit Torrington, be sure to bring your GPS and look for geocaches near Torrington. |  | | | | | | |
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