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Rock Springs, WY is a picturesque city located in the southwestern corner of Wyoming. The region is known for its breathtaking natural beauty and stunning wide open landscape. With its close proximity to Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park, Rock Springs offers many exciting activities such as camping, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, and fishing. Additionally, the city is also home to some of Wyoming's most famous attractions including the old steam locomotive and the historic Oregon Trail Museum. For those looking for a more laid back experience, they can enjoy local restaurants offering delicious cuisine or explore downtown stores offering souvenirs and unique gifts.
The reviews of Rock Springs, WY are overwhelmingly positive with locals praising its small-town charm and friendly atmosphere. Visitors appreciate the abundance of outdoor activities available in the area while others rejoice at the wonderful restaurants and shopping options that this charming city has to offer. With so much to offer in terms of sightseeing opportunities, cultural attractions, outdoor recreation, and fine dining experiences it is no wonder that Rock Springs has become one of Wyoming's premier vacation destinations!
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Nice town but not for everyone, especially the fai - 9/12/2009
Rock Springs will grow on you. It is a big city (about 20,000) by Wyoming standards. There are a few chain stores and a small mall. Wal-Mart is the main place to shop though. The people are welcoming. Be aware, this town is ISOLATED. Green River is sort of a nearby bedroom community, but otherwise you have to go more than 100 miles to Rawlins or Evanston which have close to 10,000 people. It is also located in high desert which takes some people some getting used to as it is mostly sage brush and very rocky. It is very dry and can be difficult and expensive to maintain a green lawn. We also get both climate extremes. The night life is also lacking for the most part. However, in about two and a half hours you can get to Salt Lake City if you need civilization. Most of the land around here is public and many people partake in dirt biking and four wheeling. The Flaming Gorge Reservoir is also
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life in rock - 11/30/2008
i once lived in rock for about a year and then transfered to oregon. i'm ready to go back.the town is like any it has good and bad.im going back because it grew on me and i miss it.recreation is great,party seen is good,schools seem to be okay,housing is a little outragous.its cold in the winter and comfortable in the summer and its breezy most of the time.most people are welcoming and friendly.plenty of things to go on adventure for.lots of open space all around.your first impression will be what the hell,but be patiant it will grow on
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Are the rumors true? - 6/26/2007
I have heard lots of rumors about Rock Springs. I know that many people say it is a rough town. Since I am looking at possibly teaching there, I would like to know what people's honest, non-sugarcoated opinions are. Is it a good place for young people as
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