Board of Directors

Representing Moorcroft.

Howdy, partner! My name is Cindy Mosteller, and I have served as Director of the West Texas Trail Museum since April 2020. I relocated from Utah in 2012 with my husband, Jim, and our three children, Cade, Lane, and Mattie.

I have a passion for storytelling and preserving the past. I hope you dust off your boots, stop in, and say howdy.

Representing Crook County.

Growing up in Cincinnati, Ohio, and later living in Lexington, Kentucky, Rachel was not widely exposed to the western lifestyle outside of family stories, movies, and books. When she was 13, her grandparents took her on an Airstream adventure that brought them to Crook County. She remembers the feeling of awe when seeing Devils Tower and visiting the area’s museums.

Rachel now lives on her husband’s family’s fifth-generation working guest ranch south of Alva. One of her passions is introducing visitors to the wonders of Crook County and sharing western culture with travelers from around the world.

Representing Hulett.

Hello from Hulett, Wyoming!

I am glad to represent the town of Hulett on this wonderful board of like-minded people who work hard to make Crook County a top-pick destination on every travelers itinerary, no matter what time of year they choose to visit. 

I am the owner of Mercantile 307 and I am very passionate about small businesses and building successful tourism events that bring large numbers of guests that create added revenue to each and every business in Crook County.

Devils Tower Country offers the best western adventure and hospitality that this corner of Wyoming and the Northern Black Hills has to offer. Come see us!

Connie Hippen

Representing Hulett.

Representing Pine Haven.