Woods Landing-Jelm: WYO 230 Woods Creek - West
Woods Landing-Jelm stretches along the Little Laramie River in southeastern Wyoming, where dispersed settlement grew from ranching country and routes between the Laramie Basin and the Medicine Bow Mountains. Wyoming Highway 230 runs south through the area toward the Colorado line, crossing forested land associated with Medicine Bow National Forest. Nearby Jelm Mountain is home to the University of Wyoming’s Wyoming Infrared Observatory, a research facility that gives this remote mountain district a scientific role. Forest roads, open range and conifer stands make Woods Landing-Jelm a quiet contrast to the larger city of Laramie.
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