Tourism - In Wyoming, there's lots of things to see and do. You can go fishing. Catch trout, wall eye, pike, catfish and more fish. Go hiking, biking, boating, canoeing .... Bird watch. Camp. See Old Faithful geyser at Yellowstone National Park. Watch buffalo roam, eagles soar, antelope romp, bears, deer and other wildlife in the wild. Hunt. Visit historic sites and museums. Dig for fossils. Play. Swim. Raft. Work on a Dude ranch. Go on a cattle drive. Eat a chuckwagon dinner. Golf. Swim .... More

Wildlife - There are numerous outfitters in Wyoming who can take you hunting or fishing. Hunt for elk, deer, moose, bear, goat and more wildlife. Every outfitter company is different. Many offer fishing trips to major rivers or mountain streams. Some offer horseback riding, overnight camping, wilderness pack trips, fly-fishing, chuckwagon dinners, private scenic river tours ... more

Timeshares - Get Back to Nature With a Wyoming Timeshare Wyoming is the kind of rural escape you dream about. The least populated state in the US, Wyoming's small cities epitomize country charm, while its vast expanses of sparsely inhabited land are perfect for outdoor exploration. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains ... more

Dude Ranches - A vacation can be defined as a getaway or an escape from your regular routine. It rejuvenates your spirit, refreshes your mind and resets your body. It is intended to make you forget your troubles at work or for that matter anywhere. If you are a city slicker or a pencil pusher, then a working dude ranch might just be your perfect getaway ... more

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History  John Colter, who was a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition, left the group to become a free trapper. He was the first white man to set foot in the territory around 1807. He trapped east and south of what is now Yellowstone National Park. About 1811, an expedition led by Wilson Hunt crossed through Wyoming to the Columbia River to start the American Fur trade ... more

Camping - Southwest Wyoming has several state parks with camping. Fossil Butte National Monument is located here. There are several campgrounds in Bridger Teton National Forest. There's a RV Park in Evanston, Kemmerer, Fort Bridger, Marbleton, Rock Springs and Thayne. Other campgrounds can be found near Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area  .... more

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