Yellowstone National Park: Featured Regions

Buffalo and Kaycee, WY

Take a step back in time in northeast Wyoming; Buffalo is a historic Old West town. Read More...

Buffalo Bill's Yellowstone Country

Set against the beautiful backdrop of Yellowstone National Park and the Absaroka and Beartooth mountains, Buffalo Bill’s Yellowstone Country is at the doorstep of some of the nation’s most scenic country. Outdoor enthusiasts will be overjoyed. Enjoy camping, hiking, biking, fishing and hunting. Read More...

Experience Sheridan, Wyoming

Sheridan, Wyoming, the #1 Western Town in America welcomes you! Sheridan is located midway between Yellowstone National Park and Mt. Rushmore. Read More...

Explore Missoula, Montana

Known as the “Garden City,” Missoula, a community of nearly 100,000 residents, lies in a mountain forest setting where five valleys converge, located 140 miles from Glacier National Park and 270 miles from Yellowstone National Park. Read More...

Find Adventure in Eastern Idaho

Known for its wide-open vistas, friendly communities, and the rich soil that is home to the famous Idaho potato. Read More...

Have an Adventure at Grand Targhee

Tucked among spectacular Teton views and national forest land, Grand Targhee Resort is an intimate summer getaway for adventure-seekers, with miles of lift-accessed hiking, running and mountain-biking trails, renowned music festivals and a variety of activities in a pristine, high-alpine environment. Read More...

History, Culture & Recreation Abound in Casper, Wyoming

Searching for outdoor adventure? Explore the areas lakes and streams for some of the best fishing in the region. You can also discover Casper's unique beauty hiking, mountain biking and wildlife viewing, or by attending a growing number of festivals throughout the summer months. Read More...

Kemmerer, Wyoming—The Fossil Fish Capital of the World

Dig through the layers of time in Kemmerer, Wyoming-The Fossil Fish Capitol of the World. Kemmerer/Diamondville is world-renowned for attractions like Fossil Butte National Monument, located 15 minutes west of town on U.S. Highway 30. Schedule ahead with one of the local guides, and you can actually “fish the layers of time” for fossils of ancient turtles, plants and fish. Read More...

Laramie, Wyoming - Live the West

Laramie, the cultural capital of Wyoming is home to the state’s only university. Located between the beautiful Medicine Bow Mountains to the east and the Snowy Range/Routt National Forest to the west, it is situated at an altitude of more than 7,000 feet. Read More...

Live the Legend in Cheyenne, Wyoming!

In a place where history and progress stand side-by-side, Cheyenne offers visitors the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, opportunity to see a magnificent symphony concert or tour a historic mansion. Enjoy modern shopping. A stroll through the downtown rivals the history housed in Cheyenne’s museums. Read More...

Northeastern Utah

A big secret to touring the West is to remember to plan enough time to savor the scenery and adventures you might find along the way! One such area is Northeastern Utah (we call it Dinosaurland) an easy day’s drive south of Yellowstone National Park. Read More...

Play a Round of Golf in the Yellowstone Region

There are many beautiful courses in Yellowstone country, all of which offer unique challenges for any skill level. Read More...

Southwest Wyoming - Wild Horses, Flaming Gorge & Red Desert

The outdoor enthusiast will find so much to do in Wyoming's Sweetwater County that a second vacation will need to be planned to get it all in. From high desert sand dunes to a 91-mile long lake (Flaming Gorge Reservoir) to majestic wild horse herds, southwestern Wyoming has something for everyone. Read More...

Top of Utah

The northernmost Top of Utah is packed with adventure-from rock-climbing and bird-watching to opera, living history, fishing, golf, and snowmobiling. Read More...

Tour Mines and More in Campbell County

Visit the local museums, catch a stage show, take in the symphony, or visit a bison ranch. For outdoor recreation, enjoy swimming, archery, shooting, golf, motocross, and more. Campbell County’s wild outdoors offers abundant activities: Fish, hike, ride horse- back, hunt, view wildlife, and go boating. Read More...

Visit Greybull, WY

At the junction of WY highways 14, 16, and 20, Greybull is a great gateway to a Big Horn Mountain Scenic Drive Read More...

Visit Philipsburg, Montana

Smack your lips in anticipation, you are in for a treat. Read More...

Visit Salt Lake City, Utah

As you plan your trip through the West, Utah’s capital, Salt Lake City, is the perfect place to begin or end your adventure. Often known as a gateway city to the National Parks both north and south, Salt Lake has a lot to offer and most will enjoy the easy access of over 800 daily flights in and out of Salt Lake City International Airport. Read More...