Laramie Mountains, Wyoming      The area covered by this range is about 3100 square miles. This range is in Wyoming. The tallest peak in these mountains is Laramie Peak at 10272 feet, other high peaks are Warbonnet Peak, Buffalo Peak, Cherry Mountain, and Squaw Mountain. If you come to this mountain range you   will have a good time for sure. There are many beautiful lakes and streams in the Laramie Mountains where you can kick back and watch the water. These mountains have some good whitewater kayaking and rafting rivers including Bluegrass Creek, Deer Creek, and Laramie River, a bit of paddling is always fun. This mountain range has so much to offer.   Current weather conditions in the Laramie Mountains, Wyoming   High quality water resistant topo map of the Laramie Mountains, Wyoming.     Books about the Laramie Mountains Click for a list of books available on Amazon.com about the Laramie Mountains, Wyoming.     These outdoors activities are available in the Laramie Mountains.   Whitewater in the Laramie Mountains (3 total) including: Bluegrass Creek  Class II-V+ - 20 miles long (Tunnel outlet to Highway 34) Deer Creek  Class IV-V+ - 6 miles long (Lower Canyon) Laramie River  Class II-IV - 16 miles long (Tunnel Road to Palmer Canyon Road)   Trails in the Laramie Mountains (6 total) including: Buford Trail Albany County Horse Creek Trail Albany County Lattas Ranch Trail Laramie County Lincoln Trail Albany County Pole Mountain Trail Albany County   Camp Grounds in the Laramie Mountains (5 total) including: Campbell Creek Campground Converse County Curtis Gulch Campground Albany County Friend Park Campground Albany County Tie City Campground Albany County Yellow Pine Campground Albany County   Lakes in the Laramie Mountains: