The 44th state and a dream destination for those looking to explore the wilderness of the American West and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, Wyoming is a state in the northwest of the United States that is often considered one of the least populated and most rural states in the country. Although the state is mostly made up of vast expanses of prairie and truemoney data mountains, it has a lot to offer in terms of natural landscapes, culture and history.
Wyoming is home to several national parks, including Yellowstone National Park, the world's first national park, and Grand Teton National Park. These parks offer spectacular natural landscapes with geysers, hot springs, mountain lakes, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife, such as bison, moose, and bears. Wyoming is a fascinating and scenic state with plenty to see and do for travelers interested in the nature, history, and culture of the American West.
Area: 253,338 km2
Population: 578,803 inhabitants (2021) (2.3 inhabitants per km2)
Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole is a 45-mile (72 km) long valley in western Wyoming between the Tetons and Gros Ventre Mountains. It includes several towns and villages, including Jackson, Teton Village, and Wilson. Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks are located in the valley for the former and to the north of it for the latter.
The town of Jackson is located in the south of the valley. It is the cultural center of the valley, with its streets lined with art galleries, craft shops, restaurants, and lively bars. This Far-West town is a paradise for lovers of sporting adventures, and 100% nature.