Sunny and 25: Outdoor Rock Climbing in a T-Shirt in Wyoming Winter Winter Rock Climbing in Wyoming When January rolls around many travelers and adventurers in the Rocky Mountain West dream of being on a beach soaking up some sunshine. Perhaps the fantasy includes a drink in hand and the song “Sunny…
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Top Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoe Trails A Winter Wonderland: Top Wyoming Ski and Snowshoe Trails Wyoming boasts some of the most awe-inspiring views in the Rocky Mountains. From Yellowstone National Park to the Wind River Mountain Range, Bighorn Mountains and down to the Snowy Range, it’s no…
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Frank Teasley Dogsled Expert Grab a dogsled. Hook up some dogs. Get on, hang on, and be off. No other method of winter travel compares, Frank Teasley says. And he ought to know. Teasley is the owner and proprietor of Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours. He’s also an eight-time veteran of Alaska’s…
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Artist George Bumann George Bumann is an artist and naturalist working in what is arguably the best studio in the world—Yellowstone National Park. Bumann, who lives just outside of Yellowstone, is primarily a sculptor. His subject matter is the wildlife that call the park home: bison, coyotes…
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The Healing Power of Nature Scaling the side of a mountain isn’t an activity most would describe as “comforting.” Especially when the only things preventing a free fall are your own hands, feet and a harness. But some people crave the challenge that Wyoming rock climbing presents. And for them, the…
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What’s Your Snowmobiling Personality? Wyoming’s snowmobiling is some of the best in the world, thanks to the state’s dry powder, dramatic scenery and well-maintained trails. Hundreds of miles of trails traverse several mountain ranges, diverse forests and a couple of National Parks. And, there’s…
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