100 Things to Do in Cheyenne Before You Die - Paperback
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by Andi Jaspersen (Author)
Explore the Cheyenne, Wyoming region in ways you've never considered. Delving into one of the most iconic Western cities in America, 100 Things to Do in Cheyenne Before You Die delivers in-depth planning advice for visitors and solves the "what should we do" conundrum for even the umpteenth-generation Wyomingite. Peer 11,000 years into the past at the High Plains Archeological Dig Site, or feel the grit of a bison's tongue at Terry Bison Ranch. Find the best times and tips for paddling in the solitude of nature at Curt Gowdy State Park, and visiting a world-famous rodeo arena during Cheyenne Frontier Days. This guide will offer myriad ways for the whole family to have fun as you earn pinball-wizard status at Flippers Family Arcade, sip hyper-local spirits at Pine Bluffs Distilling, and eat flapjacks with your 10,000 closest friends at the Pancake Breakfast. Authored by travel-insider Andi Jaspersen, this book compiles knowledge from her years of experience at the Visit Cheyenne tourism office. Explore Cheyenne with a local's insight and the adventurous spirit of a tourist to discover your own rendition of the Wild West!
Author Biography
By day, Andi Jaspersen wordsmiths copy and designs materials for Visit Cheyenne as their experience and marketing manager and lead writer for the Boots on the Ground blog. By night, she devours the adventures of her three kids and wields knitting needles with a side of Star Trek. Her photography has been featured in exhibitions in three different countries, including three solo shows and published in Stanchion Lit Zine.
