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Wyoming

United States
Region·Rugged, Expansive, Historical
Wyoming
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Wyoming
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Wyoming
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Wyoming
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Wyoming
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Wyoming
Photo by Manav Suresh from Google Places
Wyoming
Photo by NEHA KANKAR from Google Places
Wyoming
Photo by RM O from Google Places
Wyoming
Photo by Nik Panos from Google Places
Wyoming
Photo by Pierre Griffin from Google Places

Wyoming, the least populous state in the U.S., is a haven for nature lovers and history enthusiasts. Known for its stunning landscapes, the state features the majestic Rocky Mountains and the high plains. Visitors can explore famous national parks like Yellowstone and Grand Teton, which offer a plethora of outdoor activities. Wyoming's history is deeply rooted in pioneering and the westward expansion, with significant sites like Fort Laramie. The state's climate varies from semi-arid to continental, providing a unique experience for visitors year-round. As the Equality State, Wyoming holds a special place in history for its progressive stance on women's rights.

Highlights

  • Home to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.
  • Rich history of pioneering and the Oregon Trail.
  • Expansive federal lands and wildlife refuges.
  • Known as the Equality State for its early women's rights.
  • Diverse landscapes from mountains to high plains.

Things to consider before traveling to Wyoming

  • Vast federal lands provide ample opportunities for outdoor recreation.
  • Rich in history with sites related to the Oregon Trail and pioneering.
  • Home to significant national parks and wildlife refuges.

Tips

National Parks

Visit Yellowstone and Grand Teton for breathtaking landscapes and wildlife.

Historical Sites

Explore Fort Laramie and other sites significant to the Oregon Trail.

Outdoor Activities

Take advantage of the state's hiking, fishing, and camping opportunities.

Weather Preparedness

Be prepared for temperature extremes due to Wyoming's diverse climate.

Travel advice

Spring

Spring is ideal for visiting national parks with fewer crowds and mild weather.

Summer

Summer offers warm weather perfect for hiking and outdoor activities.

Fall

Fall provides stunning foliage and a quieter experience in parks.

Winter

Winters can be harsh, but offer unique snow activities and fewer tourists.

Essentials

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$80-$150 p/day

Languages Spoken

English

Best Time to Visit

April-June, September-November

Location

Wyoming, United States
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Things to do in Wyoming

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Curt Gowdy State Park

4.7(2,3 K reviews)
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Scenic, Relaxed, Family Friendly
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Lupine Meadows Trail

4.8(175 reviews)
Moose, Wyoming
Scenic, Adventurous, Natural
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Gooseberry Badlands

4.8(126 reviews)
Worland, Wyoming
Rugged, Scenic, Natural
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Old Faithful Visitor and Education Center

4.7(3,5 K reviews)
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Informative, Educational, Family Friendly
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Mud Volcano

4.7(2,1 K reviews)
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Natural, Geothermal, Fascinating
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Brink of Lower Falls

4.9(1,7 K reviews)
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Scenic, Majestic, Natural
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Morning Glory Pool

4.9(1,1 K reviews)
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Colorful, Natural, Awe Inspiring
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Upper Falls View

4.9(1,1 K reviews)
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Breathtaking, Natural, Serene

Cities in Wyoming

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CasperCheyenne
G
Gillette
L
Laramie
R
Rock Springs
S
Sheridan
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