Practice Your Skating Skills On The Coldest Days Of The Year On The Frozen Fremont Lake In Wyoming
Kim Magaraci
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Out here in Wyoming, we tend to find our own fun. If you love winter – and let’s face it, if you live here, you probably love winter – chances are that you’ve got a pair of ice skates sitting in a closet, just waiting to be dusted off and put to use! Make a plan to try some “wild ice” skating at Fremont Lake this season, and you’ll remember the joys of skating on your town’s lakes as a kid. Here, you can work on your skating skills while enjoying the most stunning backdrop you can possibly imagine. If you’re a newbie, come alone with us as we show you why this is the best outdoor place to go ice skating in Wyoming.
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Be sure to check with the ranger station for lake conditions before hitting the ice! While it’s typically thick enough for skating pretty early in the season, safety comes first, and you’ll want to be sure you aren’t heading out into any danger. If you don’t want to skate on a lake, there are plenty of official ice skating rinks in Wyoming, as well!
Where do you like to spend winter in Wyoming? Do you know of any other natural Wyoming ice skating lakes? We’d love to read about your experiences in the comments section below!
If you’d like to explore winter hikes in and around the area, you can find some great trails by going to the AllTrails website.
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More To Love About Wyoming
What are some fun facts about Wyoming?
- The city of Cheyenne was the first to grant women the right to vote in America.
- Wyoming is one of only a few states that has an official state dinosaur.
- Wyoming is one of only three states that uses only straight lines for borders.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other fun facts about Wyoming.
Where can we find small towns in Wyoming?
- Cokeville is a former trading post and home to a ferry that ran across Smiths Fork.
- Dubois is a big draw for artists, writers, musicians, and photographers.
- Glenrock is a popular small town, in part because it sits at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and along the Deer Creek Tributary System.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other charming small towns in Wyoming.
Where can we go ice fishing in Wyoming?
Ice fishing in Wyoming is a very popular activity and there are so many great places to drop your pole through the ice. Among them are:
- At the Keyhole Reservoir at Keyhole State Park in Moorcroft anglers cast their lines for some of the largest pike, walleye, and crappie in the state.
- The Sulfur Creek Reservoir in Evanston is popular for its smallmouth bass, rainbow and other trout species, and walleye.
- The Glendo Reservoir in Glendo State Park in Glendo, is home to a wealth of yellow perch, black and white crappie, walleye, and channel catfish.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other “cool” places to go ice fishing in Wyoming