Wyoming is packed full of natural beauty and because of these natural landscapes, this state is a prime example of what the rugged, unexplored and undeveloped country looked like hundreds of years ago.  The natural beauty is exemplified best in the world famous Yellowstone National Park.  This park was the first national park in the world and is home to Old Faithful geyser, just one of hundreds of geysers in the park. 

Grand Teton National Park is south of Yellowstone and is a natural wonder also.  The unique thing about this mountain range is that the mountains rise a half mile into the ski from the flat valley of Jackson Hole.  The mountains erupt from the ground out of nowhere and climb into the ski.  The Snake River runs along the valley at the base of these mountains and is perfect for all sorts of water activities.

The state has five national forests and millions of acres of national forests.  Another natural attraction is Devils Tower National Monument, which is a popular site for outdoor enthusiasts and geologists as well.  Lastly, Wyoming is known as the “Cowboy State” and for sure keeps the western traditions alive throughout the state.