9 of the Best Wyoming Hiking Trails for Amazing Views and Small Crowds
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The Dubois Bandlands was featured in Matador’s article about nine of the best trails for doing a little Wyoming hiking while you’re visiting the Cowboy State, ranked from shortest to longest.
The Dubois Badlands Wilderness Study Area is small area with just seven square miles of multi-colored desert and otherworldly landscapes. The trail loop is just 3.8 miles with minimal elevation gain and is the best Wyoming hiking route in the study area if you’re looking for views of colorful cliffbands.
See Wind River Country as it happens, on the trail, in town and out on the land. Follow along for real moments from real people, and share your own journey by tagging @windrivercountry.
Planning a summer trip to Wyoming and want to visit during one of our notable and iconic events? Here are a few to put on your radar:
-1838 Mountain Man Rendezvous in Riverton (June) -Dubois Friday Night Rodeos (summer) -Gold Rush Days in South Pass City (July 10-11) -Riverton Rendezvous Balloon Rally (July 17-19) -Lander Pioneer Days Rodeo (July 3-4) -Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow (June) -Ethete Celebration and Powwow (July) -Northern Arapaho Powwow (August)
No matter how you found our account, we`re happy you`re here. This is Wyoming`s Wind River Country, a destination with wide-open landscapes, living cultures and the kind of space that lets you breathe deep.
Come find your West with us here in Wyoming. Learn more at the link in our bio.
While Wyoming may be known for Yellowstone National Park, the good folks at @lonelyplanet think there`s way more to The Cowboy State than just the park. And, we agree. Read their story all about how to go beyond Yellowstone to Wind River Country at the link in our bio.
When you road trip through Wyoming, you may not expect to find a place like red canyon. With striking landscapes, it`s one of those places that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and take in the view.
Some places are loud and practically beg you to visit. Here in Wyoming`s Wind River Country, we let our landscapes do the talking. If you listen close, they have a lot to say. Plan your trip at the link in our bio.
