Rodeo may be Wyoming’s official sport, but skijoring is the state’s unofficial winter sport. It is a uniquely Western athletic and cultural phenomenon, sometimes called “cowboy skiing” by fans nationwide. But what is skijoring? Where can you watch this unique sport (or even participate in it…
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Floating down a river is one of the most honest ways to get to know a place. Be it through thrilling whitewater rapids or slow, mellow currents, rivers have a way of putting everything in perspective. Scenic tours offer up-close and personal encounters with wildlife and scenery and force the…
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Music is the ultimate unifier. It is an expression of culture, of emotion and of identity. Music festivals, by extension, offer the chance for people from all walks of life to come together, leave their differences at the gate and celebrate. Wyoming is perhaps a surprising hub of music. Music…
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Gazing upon the Tetons for the first time is an unforgettable experience. The mountain range is awe-inspiring in its magnitude and drama. The mountains themselves are also a little intimidating. But visitors need not be nervous. There are countless ways to experience the Tetons, all of them equally…
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Locals call it the “off season,” but Jackson Hole in the springtime is anything but off. On the contrary, as the snow melts and the air warms, Jackson puts on an extraordinary display of life for those who visit. Foliage blanketed in white begins to reveal its true colors. In town, you’ll find a…
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It’s a history that survives, in part, through oral storytelling. Over the years, many of those stories have been shared over a beer at bars and saloons across the state. Some of those bars still stand, historical artifacts in themselves. But at least as important are the characters that inhabit…
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