Wyoming is a landlocked state in the Mountain West subregion of the Western United States. It borders Montana to the north and northwest, South Dakota and Nebraska to the east, Idaho to the west, Utah to the southwest, and Colorado to the south. Wikipedia
Capital: Cheyenne
Nickname: The Equality State
Known for: Vast open spaces, iconic national parks, cowboy culture, and wildlife
Summer (June–August): Warmest weather, ideal for hiking, wildlife watching, and outdoor festivals.
Fall (September–October): Cooler temps, fewer crowds, beautiful fall colors especially in Yellowstone.
Winter (December–February): Snow sports season, great for skiing and snowmobiling.
Spring (April–May): Snow melts, but some areas may be inaccessible due to weather.
By Air:
Jackson Hole Airport (JAC): Closest to Grand Teton and Yellowstone’s south entrance.
Casper–Natrona County International Airport (CPR)
Cheyenne Regional Airport (CYS)
By Car:
Main highways include I-80 (east-west) and US-89 (north-south).
Scenic drives: Beartooth Highway (one of the most spectacular drives in the US).
Yellowstone National Park:
World’s first national park with geysers (Old Faithful), hot springs, wildlife (bison, bears, wolves).
Grand Teton National Park:
Dramatic mountain peaks, pristine lakes, hiking, and boating.
Jackson Hole:
Charming western town known for skiing, arts, and rodeos.
Devils Tower National Monument:
Iconic monolithic rock formation and sacred Native American site.
Bighorn Mountains:
Scenic wilderness for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing.
Buffalo Bill Center of the West (Cody):
Museums dedicated to Western art, history, and natural science.
Hiking & backpacking: Extensive trails in Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Bighorn Mountains.
Wildlife viewing: Especially in Yellowstone and national forests.
Fishing & boating: Mountain lakes and rivers.
Skiing & snowboarding: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Grand Targhee.
Horseback riding & rodeos: Experience cowboy culture in Jackson and Cody.
Camping: Numerous campgrounds and backcountry sites.
Luxury:
Amangani (Jackson Hole)
The Wort Hotel (Jackson)
The Inn at Jackson Hole
Mid-range:
Lodges and hotels in Jackson, Cody, and near Yellowstone entrances.
Cabin rentals and inns.
Budget:
Motels, hostels, and campgrounds statewide.
Unique:
Dude ranches offering authentic Western experiences.
Rustic mountain cabins and yurts.
Must-Try Wyoming Foods:
Bison and elk meat
Rocky Mountain oysters (fried bull testicles)
Trout from local streams
Cowboy chili and stews
Huckleberry jams and desserts
Top Restaurants:
The Blue Lion (Jackson)
Snake River Grill (Jackson)
Cody Cattle Company (Cody)
The Silver Dollar Bar & Grill (Jackson)
Western heritage: Strong cowboy, rodeo, and ranching traditions.
Outdoor lifestyle: Hunting, fishing, skiing, and hiking are central to life.
Conservation: Emphasis on preserving natural landscapes and wildlife.
Arts & crafts: Western art galleries and Native American crafts.
Small towns: Friendly, community-focused, and proud of their heritage.