Wyoming County

Wyoming County, celebrated for its coal heritage and stunning landscapes, boasts a rich history that began with Native American petroglyphs and evolved through early farming and logging. The arrival of the Deepwater Railroad in 1906 solidified its status as a major coal producer by the 1920s. The county is also notable for its sports legacy, producing prominent athletes and coaches. Today, it attracts tourists with recreational sites like Twin Falls State Park and R. D. Bailey Lake, along with the Coal Heritage Trail that highlights the region's coal-driven growth.