This story was created in partnership with Carbon County, Wyoming Visitors Council.
Find quiet on the trails

Photo: Andrew Morgan via Carbon County Visitors Council, Wyoming

Photo: Carbon County Visitors Council, Wyoming
Catch fish and fresh air

Photo: John Blough via Carbon County Visitors Council, Wyoming
Scenery from behind the wheel

Photo: Emily Sierra Photography

Businesses are open!
Shops, bars, restaurants, and museums—they’re ready to see your face! Dine-in is allowed at restaurants (indoors and out), plus you’ll find plenty of parks nearby where you can bring your take-out for a picnic. Every business may have different regulations though, so it’s always important to check in for specific hotel, restaurant or business guidelines.
A few reminders for safe travel during COVID-19
Remember that visiting a small town during a pandemic is beneficial to the local economy but make sure you visit in a safe and respectful way. If you, or anyone in your party has symptoms of Covid-19, you should stay home until you feel better. To help control the spread of the virus during your travels, wear a mask when social distancing isn’t possible, wash your hand often, and remember that kindness is the key. Taking these simple steps shows respect to other travelers and the locals working hard to help you enjoy your stay. With that, enjoy this wildlife photo of some baby foxes. Wishing you happy, safe travels!
Photo: Calvin Hazlewood via Carbon County Visitors Council, Wyoming
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