From The Wyoming Office of TourismFrom the lava spires of Yellowstone to the towering walls of the Flaming Gorge, let the winding roads of Wyoming lead you to wherever beauty beckons.
With eight national forests that make up over nine million acres of pristine wilderness, Wyoming is home to one big outdoor playground. Marked trails, accessible campgrounds and varied recreation opportunities are sure to satisfy the cravings of outdoor adventure-seekers. But the serene surroundings are also ideal for photographers and nature observers to find their muse in a sea of wilderness. Whether your idea of adventure is hiking, fishing, camping, backpacking or simply being outdoors, there’s no shortage of activities to choose from in these protected areas.
One of Wyoming’s larger national forests, Bridger-Teton National Forest offers over 3,000 miles of road, trails and unspoiled terrain to explore within its 3.4 million acre boundary. This forest is located in western Wyoming, surrounding both Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks and housing a portion of the largest intact ecosystem in the continental United States, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Adding to the beautiful views within this region, Wyoming’s highest peak, Gannet Peak, rests along Bridger-Teton National Forest’s eastern border.
Some traditions take grit—and five generations of experience—to keep going. You don’t learn ranching overnight. Or by reading a book. Just ask Taylor Thoman, who’s been working on her family ranch since she could ride. With a grandma in the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame, she’s got all the instruction she could ask for. “It’s learning from the best of the best,” she says. Here are a few ways you can get ranch ready yourself.
For Taylor and her family, ranching isn’t business. It’s a way of life. “It’s something that just keeps passing down,” she says. And if you want to introduce your family to the Western way of life, there’s no better way than a Wyoming dude ranch.
Here are just a few reasons dude ranches make the perfect family getaway - Learn From The Best!
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Some traditions take grit—and five generations of experience—to keep going. You don’t learn ranching overnight. Or by reading a book. Just ask Taylor Thoman, who’s been working on her family ranch since she could ride. With a grandma in the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame, she’s got all the instruction she could ask for. “It’s learning from the best of the best,” she says. Here are a few ways you can get ranch ready yourself.
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Wyoming is where the untamed spirit of the West opens your mind and invigorates your senses. Let us help you free yourself from the burdens of everyday life and boldly venture forth so you can take your vacation further.
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