Wyoming is the least populous U.S. state yet one of its most spectacular, encompassing Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, and vast high-plains ranching country. Cowboy culture runs deep, rodeos are a living tradition, and the landscape swings from boiling geysers to glacier-carved peaks within a single afternoon's drive.
Wyoming has no passenger rail service (Amtrak stopped serving the state) and limited intercity bus routes. A rental car is essential for exploring national parks, backcountry, and most destinations beyond the gateway towns. Jackson Hole Airport is the most convenient entry for Yellowstone/Teton visitors, while Cheyenne and Casper serve the eastern corridor.
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