The City of Hagerman, which gives the Hagerman valley its name, was originally the site of a stagecoach stop, on the Overland Trail Route, along the Oregon Trail.
Today, the valley is the largest producer of commercial trout in the world. The mild climate and abundance of year round open water make the valley a preferred stop-off for migrating waterfowl. So much open water also provides numerous water sport opportunities, making the Hagerman Valley a tourist's wonderland and a sportsman's dream. The area is also rapidly becoming known as an ideal retirement spot because of its climate, beautiful scenery, diverse recreational opportunities and comfortable small town atmosphere.
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A Strange New World
As I watch the turmoil and fear on the news every night while sitting on my patio, I always realize how blessed I am to live where I live. My views are of the Hagerman Wildlife Management Area, my herd of Yaks, Ducks, Geese, Deer and farm ground. Hagerman Valley is a high desert paradise with a lot of running water, wildlife and just plain old good folks helping each other out. While times are tough on everyone now be assured it will get better and we will get through it.
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