Wyoming

It doesn’t get more Wild West than Wyoming, home to two of the most visited national parks in the country—Yellowstone and Grand Teton—and hundreds of miles of prairies and snow-capped mountains. The whole state is a playground for wholesome outdoor fun—skiing, hiking, lake swimming, boating, and fishing. To cap a long, active day, take a relaxing soak in one of the abundant natural hot springs.

A heard of buffalo in Yellowstone National Park with a river and thermal springs in the background

Yellowstone National Park

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Overview

Planning your trip

Use these articles, resources, and guides to plan and inspire your next trip to Wyoming.

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RESOURCES TO HELP PLAN YOUR TRIP
Check out these stylish warm-weather retreats around the country. (Bonus: All are less than $220 a night.)
Skip Jackson Hole and head to this less-crowded spot instead.
The beauty, grandeur, and surprise of the national parks has influenced some of the world’s best art.
These well-curated hotel shops will give you a sense of place and a lasting memory.
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