If wide-open skies, pioneer history, and idyllic natural wonders are something you long for, plan to hit the open road in east central Wyoming. Sure, our national parks and icons in the northwestget a lot of attention--and rightfully so! But we implore you to come and explore the lesser-known yet…
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Always a haven for the outdoor enthusiast, Wyoming is home to several incredible mountain ranges, and this landscape offers some of the country’s best towns for mountain biking. Whether you’re starting out as a beginner or you’re ready to shred, these 11 trails truly have something for all skill…
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Wyoming’s wide-open spaces are a playground for rough-and-tumble types. If your outdoor adventure is taking a hike, exploring on a bike, taking a longer route with a backpacking trip, climbing, paddling or fishing, then you're sure to get your heart pumping with some of the West's greatest scenery…
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The Continental Divide Trail spans 3,100 miles from Canada to Mexico, crossing through New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and parts of Idaho. Nearly 550 miles of this epic trail passes through Wyoming, leading distance and day-hikers alike through some of the most stunning parts of the state…
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The Best Trail-to-Tavern Adventures in Wyoming As anyone who has visited the Cowboy State can tell you, nothing quite compares to the satisfaction of conquering one of Wyoming’s rugged trails—though an ice-cold, locally brewed beer just might be a close second. An undisputed outdoor playground…
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This article was written with guidance from the Wyoming Game & Fish Department. Flocking to rising rivers, fresh snow or golden leaves is second nature to those of us seeking the perfect thrill for each season. But we aren't the only ones who travel when the winds start to shift. Wyoming…
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More than 400 bird species make their home in Wyoming, including the trumpeter swan, the calliope hummingbird and the song sparrow. The variety of the state’s feathery occupants makes Wyoming an ideal birding destination because of the diversity of the landscapes they inhabit, from the alpine and…
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From Yellowstone’s famed geysers to the towering Tetons, Wyoming is home to some spectacular natural and manufactured wonders, many of which have left tourists — and even some scientists — scratching their heads in disbelief. While some curious sights are gifted to us by the natural world, some are…
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Upon meeting the Sanchez family, some things are obvious: They’re charismatic, adventurous and incredibly supportive of one another. What’s not immediately evident, especially while in the wild of Wyoming, is that two of the children have Down syndrome. Family climbing in Wyoming with Teton…
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15 Ways to See Fall Colors in Wyoming Between late September and early October, the wild Wyoming landscape transforms itself from the greens and browns of summer into a dazzling panorama of red, orange and yellow. It’s a sight as beautiful as it is ephemeral, irresistibly beckoning us to an autumn…
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