Wyoming: The Equality State. Winding Roads. Beautiful Views.

Cody - Nite Rodeo

Wyoming: The Equality State. Wide Open Spaces. Beautiful Views.

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The Cody Nite Rodeo is a Cody tradition that happens every night during the summer.

Cheyenne Frontier Days

Wyoming: The Equality State. Wide Open Spaces. Beautiful Views.

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Cheyenne Frontier Days is a 10-day festival that celebrates all things American West.

Washakie County - Cloud Peak Wilderness

Wyoming: The Equality State. Wide Open Spaces. Beautiful Views.

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The Cloud Peak Wilderness lies in the middle of the Bighorn National Forest in north-central Wyoming.

With diverse landscapes ranging from plains and high desert to snow-capped mountain peaks and gushing geysers, Wyoming is an incredibly scenic place. But, Wyoming is so much more than meets the eye. Dig a little deeper and you’ll discover fascinating history about this piece of the American West. Learn about Native American culture, hear stories of the Wild West, and study fossils from a time when Wyoming was covered by an ancient ocean.

Nearly half of the land in Wyoming is public land, providing abundant recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts including backpacking, fly fishing, climbing, mountain biking, hunting, and so much more.

Wyoming is home to two iconic US national parks, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park. Exploring the national parks is often what draws people to the state, but after visiting, they often find many more reasons to love Wyoming.

Facts & Stats

Home to the first national park (Yellowstone National Park), first national forest (Shoshone National Forest), and the first national monument (Devils Tower)

Least-populous state in the US—only one resident per 111 acres

Home to the world’s largest outdoor rodeo⁠—Cheyenne Frontier Days

Least-populous state in the US—only one resident per 111 acres