In the latest episode of Wyoming's Wind River Country: Yellowstone's Unique Neighbor, Charene Herrera and Helen Wilson explore Riverton in real time with Cindy Olsen-Roden of the Riverton Chamber and Visitors Center, alongside Mayor Hancock and other local voices. Following the Your Day, Your Adventure pocket guide, they experience what you can do in just one hour—from the Riverton Museum and downtown walking tour to the Riverwalk, City Park and skate park—offering a firsthand look at the experiences that shape the community.

They also highlight how these guides help you make the most of your time, whether you have an hour, three hours or half a day to explore.

Listen in and start planning at WindRiver.org.

In this episode of Wyoming's Wind River Country: Yellowstone's Unique Neighbor, Charene Herrera and Helen Wilson visit with Dan Starks, owner of the National Museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois, Wyoming. Dan shares the story behind this world-class museum, its remarkable collection and the vision for its future.

The conversation also highlights the museum's conference center (Poolaw Building) and Liberty Lodge, a hotel currently being built that will provide visitors with even more ways to experience Dubois.

Adding to the adventure, Charene and Helen get an exclusive look inside a real tank—offering listeners a behind-the-scenes peek at what makes the museum such a unique destination.

This episode invites you to discover the history, innovation and hospitality that make the National Museum of Military Vehicles a must-see in Wind River Country.

Explore more at windriver.org.

In this episode of Wyoming's Wind River Country: Yellowstone's Unique Neighbor, listeners join storyteller Alma Law for a Haunted History Walking Tour of Lander.

As part of the Bookmarked Story Festival—a three-day celebration of Wyoming's writers and readers—this eerie evening adventure invites participants to explore the city's shadowy corners and captivating past. Beginning at Centennial Park, the tour winds through downtown Lander, where Alma shares spine-tingling tales of historic buildings, legendary locals and unexplained happenings that have become part of the town's lore.

Listeners will get a sense of the atmosphere that fills Lander after dark—where every creaking floorboard and flickering light seems to whisper a story from long ago. From its rich frontier history to its mysterious folklore, this haunted walk reveals a side of Wind River Country you won't soon forget.

In this episode of Wyoming's Wind River Country: Yellowstone's Unique Neighbor, Charene Herrera and Helen Wilson join the Riverton Museum for a popular annual Adventure Trek—a tour of the J.B. Okie Manor.

Built in 1901 by sheep tycoon J.B. Okie in Lost Cabin, the manor is filled with fascinating history and unique details. Participants heard stories about Okie's life, his family and the rise of the sheep industry in Wyoming.

Listeners also heard about what makes this historic home so special. From the scenic drive to the manor to the intricate craftsmanship of the home itself, this experience offered a step back in time to one of Fremont County's most remarkable landmarks.

In this special Wyoming's Wind River Country: Yellowstone's Unique Neighbor episode for Continental Divide Trail (CDT) Awareness Week, Charene Herrera and Helen Wilson visit South Pass City State Historic Site to celebrate one of America's most iconic long-distance trails.

Superintendent Joe Ellis shares insights on the site's connection to the CDT and the visitors it draws from around the world. On the trail, thru-hikers Austin Wittek and "Splash" talk about life on the Trail, the culture of trail names and what makes this route unforgettable.

Part of a weeklong celebration that includes community events, a special hike and exclusive offers for thru-hikers, this episode invites listeners to experience the history, beauty and adventure of the Continental Divide Trail in Wind River Country.