It is a place filled with rocks and rock formations between Cheyenne and Laramie.  It's fun to ignore all trails and set off cross-country where you can see deer, the occasional moose, a very rare mountain lion, and the ever-present pronghorn antelope.  It you climb high enough, you get cell phone reception.  It is amazing and easily gets in a daily work-out.

Typical Moroccan Market outside.  The streets are narrow for air conditioning and there are millions of cats.  A translator would be good to bring along.  There are no set prices in Morocco so you'll have to bargain.  Euro are accepted as well as Moroccan currency . . . pretty much anything goes.

It's extremely acoustically sound and is used for concerts.  Bring your camera to photograph the amazing stalactites and stalagmites.  Outside, Barbary apes roam, and inside, soft classical music plays in the background, adding to the overall aura.  The floors are slippery, so be careful.  The part open to tourists is not big and is very open/civilized so if you're a serious caver, don't expect much.  There is a plaque from when the Queen and her party visited.

They make fake snow but they do good ski lessons.  Be careful for the tiny jumps.  It is AMAZING.  They take you up to the resort in one of those cable cars and you get an incredible view of log cabins covered in snow on the mountainside.

Make sure to kiss the moose!  People leave $1 bills on the wall everywhere with their names, comments about the restaurant, and where they're from.  There is a giant moose head in the restaurant and live performances.  It is a tradition for everyone to kiss the moose!

A tall Geyser that spouts every hour.  It's really cool.  It has a cafeteria/restaurant and a walkway nearby that shows tons of other geysers.  Bring your camera.  Be careful of the roaming bison.  They are dangerous.  Leave them alone and they mostly leave you alone.

It is seasonal and is in the square.  It has tons of very nice jewelry and such.