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Experience a truly scenic state when you are in Wyoming. All across the lands, you will discover mountains, deserts, forests, rivers, grasslands, and lakes, giving every resident and visitor the opportunity to experience some of the best scenery around.

Travel up the mountains to get panoramic views of the lands, watch trout swim up the streams and rivers, or travel through the sky-scraping spruce, fir, and aspen trees that are just the backdrop of Wyoming's beautiful national parks. Being the home of the very first national forest has truly opened many doors for Wyoming. Still being the largest forest in all the United States and the first national forest is Shoshone National Forest. If you want to see the true life of wildlife, then travel throughout the forests of Wyoming and see them in their natural habitats.

Generally, summer months are the best time to move to Wyoming, since kids are on summer break and the weather is good. However, May to August is the peak time for Wyoming moving companies. The moving prices are often higher during these months.

All across Wyoming has many unique aspects including its vegetation, weather, wildlife, and the geologic formations. With the many fabulous landscapes crossing the lands of Wyoming, it has made this place the perfect spot to come relax on an outdoor adventure. Discover some of the best trails for your backpacking trips, or travel to the lakes and rivers for a fly-fishing weekend. Tourists keep coming back to Wyoming for its wondrous adventures and the uniqueness of the lands every time they come.

Throughout Wyoming you can take part in many activities including camping in the outback, kayaking down the rivers, fishing in the lakes and relaxing alongside the waters. It solely depends on what you'd like to do while you are on your escape through Wyoming.

There are many tourist attractions all across Wyoming that has kept visitors coming back each and every year. There is no way you are going to find yourself bored while visiting the beautiful landscapes and adventures that are offered here. It won't matter if you are a nature lover or a thrill-seeker; it's all there for you.

Don't just plan a plain old vacation anywhere in the world when you can travel to Wyoming and experience some of the best opportunities around. With the welcoming climates and the superb chances for adventures, you are bound to fall in love. If you want a romantic escape with your loved one then book a weekend escape in a beautiful bed and breakfast that has been snuggled into the scenic hills looking across the crystals waters of one of the local rivers. Sit back and relax after a long week of work in Wyoming, it will be worth every second away from the desk.

With Wyoming being the perfect place to relax and become one with yourself, you are going to want to come back on a regular basis. Travel throughout the mountainous hills, plan a weekend with friends to go camping, or just take a holiday by yourself. Wyoming is prepared to make every single person love the time they spend traveling throughout the scenic beauty of their lands. Make sure to have a lot of film on your camera, you are going to be taking hundreds of photographs while you travel across Wyoming.

Quick Facts

The capital of Wyoming is Cheyenne.
The total area is 97,818 square miles.

12.2% of the population are persons 65 years old and over.
6.9% of the population is persons under 5 years old.
24.0% of the population is persons under 18 years old.

The largest County by area is Sweetwater (10,426 square miles).
Wyoming borders with Montana, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Idaho.

State of Wyoming 200 W 24th Street, Cheyenne, WY, 82002 Telephone: 307-777-7220
Wyoming Department of Transportation - Telephone: 307-777-4375
Wyoming Department of Education - Telephone: 307-777-7690
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Ten largest cities by population: Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, Gillette, Rock Springs, Sheridan, Green River, Evanston, Riverton, and Cody.

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