Osborne Street Stunner

Completely remodeled in 2018, this stunning manufactured home features high-end finishes such as knotty Alder cabinetry and custom concrete countertops in the kitchen. A fireplace in the living room welcomes you home to this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom dwelling. Privacy is protected by a six-foot fence surrounding a lush lawn and the playground and dog area are covered with shredded rubber. Like to lounge outside? There are two decks, one off the mud room and one off the front entrance. Need to add some adventure to your week? There’s plenty to do outside of town including the Little Snake River just three blocks north and millions of acres of BLM land surrounding Baggs, Wyoming. Travel 28 miles east to roam the Medicine Bow National Forest. Enjoy hunting, fishing, hiking, ATV exploration, wild horse viewing, searching for Indian artifacts, or gazing at petroglyphs. Reside in the historical town of Baggs, Wyoming, and live your best life exploring the outdoors just out your back door!

Local Area

An outlaw’s destination when the law’s grip got tight, Baggs, Wyoming hosted many outlaws including Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch. The historic town also serves as the gateway to the Red Desert, a vast expanse of dry red soil. It is the land of wild horses, roaming herds of antelope, and red-tail hawks. In the forty-eight states, this area is the largest of unfenced land.

Area Attractions

Adobe Town Horse Management Area

The Adobe Town Horse Management Area is located in south-central Wyoming between Interstate 80 and the Colorado/Wyoming border. Of the 472,812 acres, 444,744 acres are public BLM. Elevations range from 6,600 feet to 7,800 feet in this area of colorful eroded desert badlands to wooded buttes.

Battle Highway Scenic Byway & The Edison Monument

The Battle Highway along Wyoming’s Highway 70 across the Sierra Madre Mountains from Encampment to Baggs, Wyoming. There are historic sites along the way such as the Edison Monument. The monument commemorates where Thomas Edison while fishing on Battle Lake, got the idea for the first light bulb filament!

Medicine Bow National Forest

The Medicine Bow National Forest provides year-round recreation with opportunities for hiking, biking, camping, horseback riding, ORV riding, fishing, and hunting. In the winter and fall seasons, there is snowshoeing, snowmobiling, skiing, and snowboarding. With drastic fields of vibrant wildflowers, wildlife can be seen including pica, marmots, foxes, moose, black bears, and mountain lions.

Hunting

The public lands surrounding the Baggs area in Wyoming are rich with deer, antelope, elk, waterfowl, and more. These areas offer endless hunting opportunities!

Fishing

Any level of angler will be pleased with the fishing opportunities Wyoming has to offer. Wyoming has 4,200 lakes, 27,000 miles of flowing rivers and streams, and 14 reservoirs all of which are home to over 22 species of fish. Whether it’s wading in a stream or fishing through a hole in the ice, Wyoming has possibilities for all anglers seeking a memorable time.