hiking

When most people think about visiting Yellowstone National Park, they imagine a summer vacation. Locals in Wyoming know that the real time when the park gets special is this time of year. A new video shows what hiking the backcountry of Yellowstone is like in winter.

Can't say it's a "fishy story" when it was captured on video.

If you've never done it, there's a new video that shows why hiking in the Wind River Range is a stunning experience that can't be missed.

This hiker isn't the first to climb Laramie Peak and he won't be the last. But, he just shared a video of his journey to the top which is a reminder of how pretty Wyoming is from up high.

When you're hiking in the wild, you're actually a guest in a land that wildlife calls home. One man learned this when he and his dog went for a hike and ran into a wolf.

I follow a lot of people on YouTube, but this channel might be my favorite. It's a guy who hikes the back country of Yellowstone and shares his experiences.

Now that it's officially springtime in Wyoming, it's time to start looking at places to go and things to do to create new memories either with your significant other or maybe just a couple of good friends. Either way, this is one that you should put on your bucket list.

The land looks untouched just as it appeared to the early explorers. The mountain crests at the continental divide, and is the home to one of the largest glaciers.

YouTubers 'Don't Wait Go Do' capture what life is like living out of a van, camping, and exploring America. This November, the duo stopped in Wyoming for a few nights of camping at Yellowstone National Park.

Central Wyoming's Wind River Mountain range features some of the most spectacular scenery and backpacking trails in the world.

Avoid high grass areas, use Deet, wear long pants and sleeves, tuck your pants into your socks. Shower and carefully search each other for ticks, they are tiny.

One adventurer takes us on a nine day backpacking trip through Wyoming's Wind River Mountain Range.