Are you looking to plan the most Wyoming day ever? Check out a few suggestions from time-honored Wyoming traditions and plan a fun day in the best place on earth.
- Hit the road for a scenic drive.
K. Magaraci Whether you drive the Snowy Range Road, the Beartooth Highway, or cross Dead Indian Pass, there’s a scenic drive pretty much anywhere you go in Wyoming.
- Unplug from the world.
K. Magaraci It’s so nice to be able to head out to a cabin, or to the woods, or to just turn off your phone and TV and enjoy a relaxing day unplugged from the world.
- Take in some history.
K. Magaraci Wyoming’s history is on display everywhere you go! Head out to your favorite museum or historic site, or just drive around a while until you see a turnout to explore.
- Visit a National Forest or Park
K. Magaraci Wyoming is home to millions of acres of protected land. Get out there and see it for yourself!
- Hang out with the wildlife.
K. Magaraci Moose, elk, black bears, grizzlies, antelope - you’ll find them all if you know where to look! Spend some time with your binoculars (and bear spray) and see what you can spot on your Wyoming safari.
- Enjoy a hearty steak dinner.
Google Local / Kriste Lindenberg There are dozens of iconic steakhouses here, because ranchers really know how to eat. Make a reservation at your favorite spot or plan a trip to try some place new.
- Go camping.
Flickr / Troy Smith Leave modern day amenities behind and get into the woods. All you need is a tent to have the time of your life.
- Head to the Rodeo.
Flickr / Allan Harris Wyoming’s favorite sport is pretty brutal, but cowboys and cowgirls are tough. Watch the thrilling barrel races, team roping, and reining sports to see the partnership between a ranch horse and a rider.
Do these Wyoming traditions remind you of life in the Cowboy State? Tell us what else you would do to plan a perfect Wyoming day in the comments below.
K. Magaraci
Whether you drive the Snowy Range Road, the Beartooth Highway, or cross Dead Indian Pass, there’s a scenic drive pretty much anywhere you go in Wyoming.
It’s so nice to be able to head out to a cabin, or to the woods, or to just turn off your phone and TV and enjoy a relaxing day unplugged from the world.
Wyoming’s history is on display everywhere you go! Head out to your favorite museum or historic site, or just drive around a while until you see a turnout to explore.
Wyoming is home to millions of acres of protected land. Get out there and see it for yourself!
Moose, elk, black bears, grizzlies, antelope - you’ll find them all if you know where to look! Spend some time with your binoculars (and bear spray) and see what you can spot on your Wyoming safari.
Google Local / Kriste Lindenberg
There are dozens of iconic steakhouses here, because ranchers really know how to eat. Make a reservation at your favorite spot or plan a trip to try some place new.
Flickr / Troy Smith
Leave modern day amenities behind and get into the woods. All you need is a tent to have the time of your life.
Flickr / Allan Harris
Wyoming’s favorite sport is pretty brutal, but cowboys and cowgirls are tough. Watch the thrilling barrel races, team roping, and reining sports to see the partnership between a ranch horse and a rider.
For more on living in the best place on earth, read 24 Reasons Living In Wyoming Is The Best And Everyone Should Move Here.
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