With over half of the state dedicated as public lands, there are literally tens of thousands of miles to explore, right here in Wyoming. This opens up more opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, camping, rafting, and kayaking than other state in the continental US, which means there’s a heck of a lot to do here. In fact, people come from all around to witness the wide variety of wildlife throughout the state, where each glimpse is different from the last, and each snapshot offers a new memory. The same goes for visits to Bighorn Canyon, Fossil Butte, Grand Teton, Whiskey Mountain, the Laramie National Historic Site, and of course, world-famous Yellowstone National Park, where you can experience sights found nowhere else in the world. And if powdery slopes are more your calling, don’t forget that Jackson Hole Wyoming has some of the best slopes and backcountry skiing in the northern hemisphere. So get out and about and experience the authentic West that people all over the globe come to see, right here in your home state of Wyoming.