Spend the Holidays at Wyoming’s National Parks
Winter is a magical time inside Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Sparkling layers of snow are on the ground. Streams freeze over, forming natural bridges for the wildlife that isn’t moving south for the season. It’s quiet and serene, the frozen landscape looking like a scene from a holiday postcard. November and December are…
5 Less-Traveled Spots in Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming is a killer vacay spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Located in the northwest part of Wyoming, Grand Teton National Park is named for its highest peak, which sits at a majestic 13,775 feet tall. Like its neighbor, Yellowstone, Grand Teton is a popular destination for mountaineering, backpacking and backcountry hikes. Luckily, there are a few places…
Guide to Jackson Hole: Season by Season
Wyoming doesn’t exactly seem like a vacation paradise. There are no palm trees or ocean beaches, and the mountainous landscape is blanketed in snow for half the year. But this sleepy state draws more than ten million visitors each year, thanks to Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton as well as popular ski resorts. Most…