From Yellowstone to Rodeos: Experience Wyoming's Variety.
Whether it’s visiting the state’s legendary national parks, like Yellowstone and Grand Teton, enjoying a small-town rodeo in Dubois, embracing the bold flavors of culinary innovation or experiencing the oldest guest ranch in the United States, there’s never a shortage of things to do in Wyoming. World-class museums, locally-owned shops, a variety of dining options and of course — plenty of outdoor activities — await you in Wyoming. It’s time to pick your path.
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General Travel & Activities
What are the top things to do in Wyoming?
Wyoming offers a diverse range of activities, including visiting legendary national parks like Yellowstone and Grand Teton, exploring world-class museums, attending small-town rodeos, and enjoying outdoor adventures like hiking, skiing, and wildlife viewing.
Can I experience "Cowboy Culture" in Wyoming?
Absolutely. Wyoming is deeply rooted in Western culture. You can visit historic sites, attend live rodeos, stay at a dude or guest ranch, and explore museums dedicated to the history of the West and Indigenous Peoples.
Learn more about how you can experience cowboy and western culture in Wyoming here.
Are there things to do for families?
Yes! Wyoming is a premier destination for family vacations. Activities range from interactive paleontology and dinosaur museums to family-friendly winter sports, easy hiking trails in state parks, and educational experiences in our national monuments.
What outdoor activities are available in the winter?
Winter in Wyoming is perfect for skiing, snowshoeing, ice climbing, and snowmobiling. Popular destinations like Jackson Hole offer world-class winter recreation, and many state parks remain open for cold-weather exploration.
Wyoming is famous for its natural hot springs. You can find them in various locations across the state, including Thermopolis (home to Hot Springs State Park) and Saratoga.
Culture & Dining
What kind of food and drink experiences does Wyoming offer?
Wyoming has a thriving culinary scene that includes everything from local bars and Western-style steakhouses to modern distilleries, breweries, and wineries. You can even enjoy unique "Wyoming Made" products while shopping in local towns.
Are there museums beyond the national parks?
Yes. Wyoming boasts a variety of high-quality museums, such as the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, university-led galleries, and museums focused on Western migration and paleontology.
Wyoming encourages visitors to observe WY Responsibly practices. This includes staying a safe distance from wildlife (especially in the winter), staying on marked trails, and respecting the natural environment to ensure these landscapes remain pristine for future generations.
Where can I find maps and itineraries for a road trip?
The Plan Your Trip section on our website offers comprehensive resources, including regional road trip itineraries (like the "Rockies to Tetons" or "Salt to Stone" routes), maps, and information on welcome centers.
