Rolling Hills, WY

Rolling Hills is a planned Converse County town four miles north of Glenrock and about thirty miles east of Casper. Incorporated in 1984, it was laid out as a residential community with broad Wyoming sky, open land, and the nearby town of Glenrock handling many of the larger services. The town's setting is central Wyoming: prairie and ranch country around the homes, Interstate 25 and regional roads close by, and the North Platte valley shaping the wider map.

School and daily errands connect Rolling Hills to Converse County School District No. 2. Students attend Glenrock Elementary, Glenrock Intermediate and Middle School, and Glenrock Junior-Senior High School, all in the neighboring community. Rolling Hills has few businesses of its own, so its local character comes from residential streets, town government, and the easy link to Glenrock and Casper. It is a Wyoming planned town with a clear division of roles: homes and neighborhood routines inside the town limits, schools and more services nearby, and the open central-Wyoming landscape visible in every direction.