Wyoming Itinerary Guide
At the end of your journey, you will understand why Wyoming is such a special place for visitors and for those of us who are lucky enough to call this state home.
2022 Edition
Wyoming Itinerary Guide
ON BEHALF OF ALL OF WYOMING, it is my privilege to invite Group Travel to safely experience all that this incredible state has to offer. No state has fewer people. And more room for adventure.
Part of Wyoming’s wild and free spaces is the world’s first national park: Yellowstone. This year marks 150 years of inspiring visitors with otherworldly geothermal features, sprawling alpine lakes, lush meadows and wildlife unique to the park’s thriving ecosystem. Please help keep this pristine ecosystem intact for another 150 years by joining us in our efforts to experience Wyoming responsibly.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, Devils Tower National Monument, eight national forests and 12 state parks come together to create some of the most breathtaking wilderness in the United States. While the outdoors is notable, it is Wyoming’s pioneering spirit and deep-rooted Western hospitality that makes our destination truly remarkable. Our guides, ranchers, hoteliers and many others strive to make your trip safe and memorable.
Our hope is not only for you to enjoy the people and places that make Wyoming special, but for these parts of our state we hold so dear to be around for generations to come. This is why as you travel throughout our great state, we ask that you do so responsibly, keeping the health of our natural spaces, wildlife, residents and fellow travelers in mind. By working together, we can maintain Wyoming as a source of inspiration for years to come. You can learn more at wyresponsibly.com.
We cannot wait to welcome you. At the end of your journey, you will understand why Wyoming is such a special place for visitors and for those of us who are lucky enough to call this state home. For now, turn the page and start planning your Group Travel itinerary to Wyoming. We will be waiting.
DIANE SHOBER
Executive Director, Wyoming Office of Tourism
DRIVING INFO
For up-to-date road conditions and other transportation information, check the Wyoming Department of Transportation at wyoroads.info, or call 888-996-7623. Download the Wyoming 511 app.
TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE
Wyoming has 21 Scenic Byways, Scenic Highways, Scenic Backways, Historic Backways and Historic Byways. Check out these road trips.
FLY-IN
Nearly all Wyoming airports, including Casper (the state’s only international airport) Cheyenne, Cody, Gillette, Jackson Hole, Laramie, Riverton, Rock Springs and Sheridan offer direct flights from Denver and Salt Lake City. Jackson Hole Airport extends direct flights during the summer and ski season from Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York City (JFK), Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Seattle and Newark.
Articles & Itineraries
- Wyoming’s Adventures are Calling You – The Cowboy State’s Western history lives on with its picturesque backdrops and colorful towns
- Experience a Journey Through Time – Bringing the past to life
- Capturing Your Pioneer Spirit in Historic Wyoming – Historic sites and experiences
- Cheyenne: Delivering You the Authentic West – The west comes alive in this exciting city
- Enjoy Old Western Charm in Carbon County, Wyoming – Savor a rich history, the best views and natural hot springs
- Go Beyond Yellowstone to Wyoming’s Wind River Country – Wyoming the way it’s meant to be
- 3 Days to Explore in Rock Springs & Green River, Wyoming – This is the ultimate group guide to Southwest Wyoming
- Sheridan, Wyoming: The Ultimate Backyard Adventure – Savor incredible views, loads of shopping and fabulous dining
- Discovering Gillette on the ‘Monument Route’ – A historic downtown, museums and attractions and an up-and-coming regional foodie destination
