Old West history is filled with legendary names, legendary places. And without a doubt, one of them is Hole-In-The Wall. The rugged and remote section of north central Wyoming served as a major hideout for Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, and other members of the Wild Bunch outlaw outfit. They built cabins and grazed rustled livestock in the prime pasture land there.here was really only one way


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