Wyoming Tourism

The land of the most scenic road trips, Wyoming is one of the most sparsely populated states in the country. This state is home to the Yellowstone National Park, the first national park in the world, which in itself is a natural wonder. The locals here mainly practices ranching, mining and farming to earn bread and butter and it is the reason why the state has been able to sustain its natural beauty.

The rich cultural heritage here can be experienced at the many museums in Wyoming. With the low population in Wyoming, the crime rate is seemingly low as well. This makes it one of the safer states in the US. The state has a diverse landscape from snow-capped mountains to the prairies, giving tourists a larger variety of activities when visiting Wyoming! Grand Teton National Park, Devils Tower National Monument, Fort Laramie, National Elk Refuge and Wind River county are the most popular places in Wyoming. The activities tourists can engage in Wyoming are skiing, hiking, trekking as well as going on road trips.