Miners Delight

Miners Delight combines the spare quiet of Wyoming’s high sagebrush country with the tangible remains of a nineteenth-century gold camp in a way that reflects its historical position in the South Pass mining region. Gold was discovered here in 1867, drawing prospectors to a settlement that became part of a wider cluster of camps around South Pass. Surviving wooden structures recall the practical architecture of a frontier mining community. The nearby South Pass corridor was a key Continental Divide crossing for Oregon Trail travelers. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Miners Delight and Wyoming’s South Pass country.

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