Posted in Wyoming
October 27, 2016
14 Reasons To Drop Everything And Move To This One Wyoming City
One thing most people say when they move away from Wyoming is that they can’t wait to come back to the Cowboy State.That speaks volumes about living in Wyoming; both to newcomers and to those who have lived here before. Livability has put together a list of The Most Affordable Cities in Wyoming. The list is mostly based on the economy but also takes outdoor recreational opportunities and scenic beauty into account. Can you guess which city was ranked as number 1?

While Laramie doesn't boast the lowest housing cost or the highest average household income, Laramie residents do pay less on food and utilities than most people in America.

Laramie has 7 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 2 high schools, 1 charter school, 1 Catholic school and a Lab School. Residents have plenty of opportunities for higher education and continuing education at the University of Wyoming and the Laramie County Community College.

The University of Wyoming offers 17 NCAA sanctioned sports teams.

Skiing and snowmobiling are popular in the Snowy Range.

Rock climbing, hiking and mountain biking are popular throughout the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest.

Rafting and fishing on these two rivers is a great way to spend a weekend.

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Laramie's small town charm attracts both families who are just starting out and retirees who are ready to enjoy some free time.

There are plenty of family-friendly activities in Laramie such as ice skating, ice hockey and youth sports.

Laramie is home to 21 National Register sites.

The central library offers a wide range of materials for both children and adults.

Laramie Jubilee Days celebrates Wyoming's statehood and is held for several days around the Fourth of July. Events include live music, rodeo, food, carnival rides, games, a fair, parade and softball tournament.

Museums in Laramie include the Geological Museum, Art Museum, Laramie Plains Museum and the Wyoming Children's Museum and Nature Center.

The Fine Arts Concert Hall presents concerts and recitals year-round.

Last but not least, Laramie is a very attractive town surrounded by beautiful scenery.
There are plenty of reasons why you will want to drop everything and move to Laramie.