Cheyenne captures the spirit of the West—old and new, welcoming, and adventurous. In just three days, you can hike through granite canyons, bike along urban trails, paddle across clear blue lakes, and still make it back in time for a steak and sunset. For travelers craving wide spaces, easy access, and authentic Wyoming character, this capital city proves that the frontier is still very much alive.
With over 3,400 square miles (8,900 square km) to explore, the amount of attractions you can see during your visit to Yellowstone depends widely on your access to the park. Staying within the park boundary gives visitors easy access to trailheads, guided tours, and unique park amenities.
Discover the best thru-hikes in America, from the lush forests of Vermont’s Long Trail to the rugged deserts of the Hayduke Trail. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a first-time adventurer, these iconic trails offer breathtaking landscapes, unforgettable challenges, and a chance to connect with nature like never before. Lace up your boots and get ready to explore the wild beauty of the U.S.!
Whether you’re planning a road trip to Yellowstone or looking for a new area to explore, Wyoming’s Washakie County is worth the visit. A perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts, Big Horn Mountain Country offers a variety of hiking and biking trails amidst stunning natural landscapes. Embark on activities like paddleboarding and fishing at local lakes, as well as camping in the many scenic campgrounds. The nearby towns of Ten Sleep and Worland provide a taste of authentic Western culture, with fun local events for the whole family to enjoy.
Linger in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to explore stunning landscapes, immerse yourself in Old West history, and embrace the cowboy legend. Bring home breathtaking photos, intriguing tales, and a taste of the unique Cheyenne spirit.
Embrace the Spirit of the American West from the back of a conestoga, the midst of an Indigenous art exhibit or hip-deep in a river in Casper, Wyoming.
There’s a peaceful, thrilling feeling we’ve all had, but it’s rare: the moment when everything comes together on a road trip. In our research about Cheyenne, Wyoming, we started to find all the pieces for that moment to happen, and we had to share.
When the only crowds are wildlife, the only lines are trails leading into the forest, and the streets are crowded with the waves of locals. We’re big fans of this mountain town in the shoulder season.
When traveling to National Parks and other beautiful places in the Rocky Mountain West, you also travel across the ancestral lands of many different Indigenous tribes. We have created a guide to help you feel prepared exploring Indigenous heritage in the Rocky Mountain West on your next road trip. Indigenous communities are still very much tied to the land, and you can create a positive experience for both yourself and these communities by visiting with gratitude and respect – prepared to learn about the local cultures and histories.
This or that? Basing your summer adventures at Grand Targhee is a great way to escape the crowds of summer travelers, slow down and soak up time in the great outdoors, and tailor whatever you do—hike, bike, tour, or raft—to exactly your style.