Wyoming is an undisputed outdoor playground. Opportunities for hiking, mountain biking and climbing extend to every corner of the state. And arguably the best way to cap off a day spent enjoying this vast array of adventures is with a hard-earned pint of locally brewed beer. Here we list, eight…
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Mindful vacations allow families to step away from distractions on electronics and to focus on time spent with one another. No better place than Wyoming exists to roam wild and free through vast plains or over towering mountains. Regardless of individuals’ abilities, the outdoors offers benefits to…
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David Vela, former Superintendent of Grand Teton National Park, says he was forever changed when, as a child, his family road-tripped from Texas to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. They traveled on a tight budget, but the experience was monumental. “We didn't know what national parks…
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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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It’s time to fill up your cup the local way. Craft breweries in Wyoming are booming, and their distilling and winery scenes are as diverse as the state’s landscape. Numerous new local breweries and distilleries have opened in the past decade, and these days you can plan your entire trip to the…
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Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming, so if you’re visiting our state over the summer, the chances of you attending one of these wild Western events are high. But then there’s always the question: What should I wear? The rodeo dress code is simple in Wyoming, but getting it right is key…
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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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Joe Riis is a migratory species. He travels the world as a wildlife photographer, trained biologist and — above all — core conservationist. National Geographic once sent him to Mongolia to photograph the world’s rarest bear. He got the shot. For the past seven years, Joe’s world has been…
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Wyoming's 97,000 square miles of possibility calls to outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. Camping in the state is particularly enjoyable because of the abundance of space. If you are interested in rock climbing, boating, experiencing Western history or anything in between, Wyoming has the perfect…
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Backpacking, or backcountry camping, is sometimes seen as an intimidating activity only meant for the extremely adventurous and in-shape. But the thing people don't often talk about when it comes to this activity is how customizable it is. Spend a few days backpacking in Grand Teton National Park…
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