#HOLE IN THE WALL FREE#

Served with choice of potato and a salad or cole slaw Lemon butter or cajun seasoned, and served with a choice of potato, and a salad

Served with choice of potato, and a saladД«acon, spinach, onions, provolone, breadcrumbs, with a sun-dried tomato & chive cream sauce, and served with a choice of potato, and a salad 14oz NY Strip Steak with herb butter $34 | + $4 Sauteed Mushrooms.ALFREDO PASTA $18 | + $4 Grilled ChickenД«roccoli, garlic, cream, Parmesan cheese, and served with a salad.Go Vegetarian - Substitute Cauliflower for Chicken

#HOLE IN THE WALL FREE#

Wood-Fired Nashville Flatbread $15 | + $1.50 Gluten free crustД¬reamy cole slaw base, provolone, Parmesan topped with spicy fried chicken and dill pickles.Mushroom and goat cheese with caramelized onions and balsamic reduction Wood-Fired Mushroom & Goat Cheese Flatbread $13 | + $1.50 Gluten free crust.Olive tapenade, green olives, broccoli, mozzarella, provolone, Parmesan Wood-Fired Bianca Flatbread $13 | + $1.50 Gluten free crust.Wood-Fired Margherita Flatbread $10 | + $1.50 Gluten free crust.Grilled cajun half-pound burger, bacon, smoked blue cheese Topped with apple butter, cheddar, and greens Kalamata olives, feta, cucumbers, tomatoes, toasted orzo rice pilaf, greek dressingДЇried chicken breast on a jalapenМѓo and cheddar biscuit and a seasoned mayonnaise, pickles, slaw Romaine lettuce, creamy blue cheese dressing, chopped bacon, chopped egg, tomato, pickled red onions CRISPY CHICKEN SALAD $12 | (Without chicken and cheese $10)ДЄpples, spice walnuts, capers, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, smoked blue cheese.It travels through livestock trails, passing Hole-in-the-Wall, HellвЂ™s Half Acre and the Seminoe to Alcova Back Country Byway along the way.French Fries, Gravy, CraigвЂ™s Station Creamery Cheddar, house smoked beef brisket This 102-mile horseshoe-shaped route begins and ends along US-20/26, just west of Casper. You can also take a drive along the South Bighorn/Red Wall Scenic Backway. Looking to extend your trip? From Hole-in-the-Wall, travel 90 miles south to spend a few days in Casper, head 70 miles north to explore Buffalo or journey 200 miles northwest to experience Devils Tower. Ranch guests can take a dirt road to the valley leading up to the pass and then hike a half-mile trail up to the top of the Red Wall to get a glimpse of where members of the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang spent their time. ItвЂ™s currently part of the Willow Creek Ranch, an active cattle and horse ranch located about 30 miles southwest of Kaycee, Wyoming. The outlaw gangs slowly left their oasis of a hideout, but the valley remains. With the turn of the century came the end, or at least the decline, of train robberies, cattle rustling and other Wild West crimes. Instead, they built cabins, a stable, a corral and other features to improve the state of their hideout, even forming a coalition so they could plan robberies with no interference from other gangs. These notorious outlaws all became known as the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, even though they rarely worked together. Jesse James, the Roberts Brothers, Jack Ketchum and many other bandits used this space, as well. Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch Gang, which included Harry вЂњSundance KidвЂќ Longabaugh and William вЂњNewsвЂќ Carver, was one of the most well-known groups to use the hideout. Hole-in-the-Wall was used most frequently during the mid-1800s. This remote area was about a day via horseback from civilization and provided panoramic views of roads leading up to the passage, making it even more appealing to outlaws of the American West. A nearby creek bed kept vegetation in the valley lush, which was perfect for livestock-rustling outlaws they could keep their stolen goods hidden and fed at the same time. Nestled between the Bighorn Mountains and the Red Wall, Hole-in-the-Wall provided an area of protection not just from the law, but also from harsh Wyoming weather.Д«andits would take refuge here during the winters even if they werenвЂ™t fresh from a crime spree. When you emerge, you find yourself in a secluded valley protected by an escarpment of red sandstone and mountains. Imagine being on the run and climbing a narrow pass in a canyon wall. Located near Kaycee in north-central Wyoming, this infamous landmark was visited by a number of gangs after crime sprees. Hole-in-the-Wall isnвЂ™t actually a hole in the wall, but an eroded portion of towering red sandstone that once led to an outlaw oasis.

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