Places to Eat in Wyoming

6,240 ft · Best Jun–Sep

Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Lake and the town of Jackson, with RV parks and campgrounds from Flagg Ranch down to Teton Valley.

7,700 ft · Best Jun–Sep

Old Faithful, geyser basins and wildlife. In-park campgrounds book up early, and most park roads close to cars in winter.

5,000 ft · Best Jun–Sep

Summer rodeo nights, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and the scenic drive to Yellowstone’s East Entrance.

4,330 ft · Best May–Oct

Free soaks at the state bathhouse in Hot Springs State Park and the Wyoming Dinosaur Center.

5,360 ft · Best Jun–Sep

The Wind River Range, Sinks Canyon State Park and trailheads into the high country.

7,180 ft · Best Jun–Sep

Glacial lakes and trailheads on the west side of the Wind River Range, on US-191 south of Jackson.

6,040 ft · Best May–Sep

Red canyon walls and boating on Flaming Gorge Reservoir, south of Green River and Rock Springs.

3,740 ft · Best May–Sep

A western main street at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, right on I-90.

4,250 ft · Best May–Oct

The country’s first national monument, rising above the Belle Fourche River near the Black Hills.

5,150 ft · Best May–Sep

The North Platte River, Casper Mountain trails and the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center.

7,165 ft · Best Jun–Sep

A college town on I-80, with the Snowy Range Scenic Byway and Vedauwoo’s granite nearby.

6,060 ft · Best Jun–Sep

Cheyenne Frontier Days every July, the capitol and an easy stop where I-25 meets I-80.