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Wyoming vacation rentals offers the traveler endless opportunity to experience the pristine beauty of nature at its best. In the state of Wyoming you will find some of the most breathtaking scenery in America. Known as the “cowboy state”, a Wyoming vacation can offer views of endless grasslands were buffalo roam freely, spectacular mountains, canyons, desserts and forests. Whatever your scenery choice is, a Wyoming vacation rental will make travel to Wyoming more pleasant.

Wyoming Game and Fish
Wyoming is known for its abundance of fish, wildlife and its large and small game animals. Whether you want to experience the scenic landscape alone or participate in a guided fishing or hunting expedition there are an abundance of places in Wyoming to go.
Wyoming fishing offers the angler a paradise waiting to be had. Luring fisherman from all over the world, Wyoming has 22 species of game fish. Six of which are trout which make their home in Wyoming’s miles and miles of cold and clean streams. A fisherman can also fish for bass, walleye, crappie, perch and channel fish.
Fishing areas in Wyoming include the Platte River near Cody, the Snake River near Jackson Hole and the Green and the New Fork Rivers near Pinedale which have the most fishable water than any place in Wyoming.
Wyoming hunting offers the outdoor enthusiast a unique adventure in its vast open space and abundant wildlife. Wyoming has the largest antelope population of any state as well as the world’s largest protected single elk herd. The National Elk Refuge can be found just outside of Jackson Hole. Visitors can also find moose, rocky mountain bighorn sheep, wild turkeys, bobcats and buffalo.

Travel Wyoming Key Areas
Jackson Hole Wyoming, the gateway to the Grand Teton National Park offers the visitor non stop activities in both summer and winter. During summer the visitor can enjoy the outdoors by hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing or enjoying the many varieties of wildflowers. Jackson Hole has kept its wild west roots, as you make your way through town you’ll find saloons, a stagecoach and wooden sidewalks. On the other hand the town of Jackson Hole boasts more than 20 art galleries, world class restaurants, shopping and spas. During the winter months outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the slopes at Teton Village where skiing, snowmobiling and snowboarding are abundant. Cheyenne, not only the largest city in Wyoming, but also the capital offers the visitor many historical sights from the Capitol Building to the Historical Governors House. But Cheyenne’s biggest event is the Frontier Days. Tourists from all over the world come to Cheyenne to see the rodeo known as “The Daddy of Em’ All”. It is the largest and oldest outdoor rodeo in the world. Cody Wyoming, founded by its namesake William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody has long been a symbol of the old American West. If one wants a bison steak, the Irma restaurant has been serving them for over one hundred years. During the summer months a daily shoot out is re-enacted and just down the road a nightly rodeo entertains visitors. Year round visitors flock to the world known Buffalo Bill Historical Center which houses five museums.

Sites and tours to see:

Wyoming Dinosaur Center and world’s largest mineral hot spring in Thermopolis
Little Big Horn Battlefield at Bighorn Mountain
View Wyoming buffalo herds in Sheridan
Yellowstone National Park
Devil’s Tower near Gillette
Wild West Winter Carnival in Riverton
The Bear River Rendezvous in Evanston
Wyoming University in Laramie