Wyoming Travel

Not only the pure beauty of the state, but there are lots of single people.

Wyoming is a state of wonders, right? We have a ton of different places that have features you'll only see here

Wyoming is a great state to explore, but to stay in some resorts or hotels it would cost you over $100 per night, but not as some Airbnb's.

The average price for a campsite in the Cowboy State is the lowest in the country. Wyoming also ranked third for the least crowded roads and highways.

Get out there and enjoy the weekend! Here are the top five best weekend getaways in the Cowboy State.

Picture yourself on a sandy beach, the sun is shining, a gentle breeze is blowing and the waves are crashing in the distance. Now imagine that you’re in...Wyoming? Believe it or not, life’s a beach here in the Cowboy State.

If you travel across Wyoming, you stand a better chance of seeing a bear than a payphone. According to an online payphone directory, there are now less than 100 of them still in service. Like bears, most of the few payphones left are in or around Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park...

Wednesday, Cheyenne resident Willy Megard was riding to work on Interstate 80, when a tragic accident near the Pine Bluffs exit forced WYDOT to close the highway. During the congestion, while crews were still racing to the scene, several truck drivers began to back up in the emergency lane...

New study ranks Denver International Airport as the seventh worst airport in the country for holiday travelers.

There are some great small towns here in Wyoming. One of the most quaint and charming places in the Cowboy State is the town of Centennial. Just over 30 miles west of Laramie, Centennial is perched at the base of the Snowy Range mountains...

If you haven't driven the Snowy Range Scenic Byway recently, now's the time to do it. The picturesque stretch of Wyoming Highway 130, which runs through the Medicine Bow National Forrest, is exploding with color as the leaves change for autumn...