Mountains? Lakes? Scenic byways? It’s all here in Wyoming.
Open Your Mind and Invigorate Your Senses
Because some things can’t be explained, only experienced.
Wyoming is the last bastion of the West, where bold, independent and curious spirits are encouraged to forge their own way to adventure both big and small. Discover museums, state parks, rodeos, breweries, national treasures and more as you make your way across the Cowboy State. Come to Wyoming and experience our majestic nature and abounding culture for yourself.
PATHS LESS TRAVELED
Wyoming is broken into several regions, all of which lead to the state’s most-visited destinations: Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. These regions are meant to guide you through parts of the state that shouldn’t be missed, including state parks, unique attractions, outdoor recreation opportunities and more. There are many ways to arrive at your destination, but planning a road trip through one of these regions is a great way to discover Wyoming.
Salt to Stone
The Salt to Stone region is a colorful adventureland stretching from Salt Lake City into Southwest Wyoming and northward to Yellowstone.
Learn More90 MILES BY CAR FROM SALT LAKE CITY AIRPORT TO EVANSTON
Rockies to Tetons
The Rockies to Tetons region follows the Rocky Mountains to the Teton Range, passing through the beauty of the Snowy, Medicine Bow, Seminoe and Wind River mountain ranges along the way.
Learn More133 MILES BY CAR FROM DENVER AIRPORT TO LARAMIE
Park to Park
Named for the popular early 1900s Park to Park Highway, the Park to Park region connects Wyoming’s lively capital to small towns with renowned fishing and prehistoric wonders.
Learn More106 MILES BY CAR FROM DENVER AIRPORT TO CHEYENNE
Black to Yellow
The Black to Yellow region offers kaleidoscopic landscapes and iconic sights starting in northeast Wyoming’s Black Hills and venturing west to Yellowstone.
Learn More107 MILES BY CAR FROM RAPID CITY AIRPORT TO DEVILS TOWER
129 MILES BY CAR FROM BILLINGS AIRPORT TO SHERIDAN
National Parks
Located in northwest Wyoming, Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are home to some of America’s most diverse ecosystems.
Learn MoreInspired by Yellowstone
Learn where you can find posters commemorating Yellowstone National Park’s 150th anniversary, how to best explore the park today and ways you can help protect Yellowstone for generations to come.
Plan Your Trip
1. Discover Your Destination Type
