Cities

As a large state with a small population, Wyoming knows a thing or two about small town hospitality. But don’t mistake a lack of people with a lack of things to do; Wyoming’s cities are teeming with local shops and restaurants, exciting events and unique attractions. From Cheyenne to Jackson and Green River to Sundance, Wyoming’s towns both big and small have endless things to do and places to see.

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.

National Parks

Located in northwest Wyoming, Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are home to some of America’s most diverse ecosystems.

Black to Yellow

164 Miles by Car from Sheridan Regional Airport to Devils Tower National Monument 55 Miles by Car from Yellowstone Regional Airport (Cody) to Yellowstone National Park

129 MILES BY CAR FROM BILLINGS AIRPORT TO SHERIDAN

The Black to Yellow region offers kaleidoscopic landscapes and iconic sights starting in northeast Wyoming’s Black Hills and venturing west to Yellowstone.