The 7 Coziest Towns In Wyoming To Snuggle Up In This Season
Wyoming is a state that loves winter – we have to, because it lasts most of the year! If you’re sick of staying inside when the wind whips up and the snow starts to fall, consider a cold-weather getaway to any of these cozy and charming small towns in Wyoming.
Sundance is home to a lively winter festival, where you can watch skijoring and cardboard sled races while sipping on cider or cocoa. Beyond the festival (held in February each year), this town features a cute downtown area and proximitiy to the Black Hills.
Sundance, WY 82729, USA
Pinedale may be Wyoming's most underrated winter town. It's the snowmobile capital of the world, and the downtown area features plenty of restaurants and shops for every taste and budget.
Pinedale, WY 82941, USA
Lander is wonderful all year long, but did you know you can enjoy heated yurt camping in Sinks Canyon State Park even in the dead of winter? If the cold never bothered you anyway, bundle up and explore this unique natural wonder under a blanket of fresh snow.
Lander, WY 82520, USA
Sheridan is a Cowboy Town and there is always plenty to do. Stay at the historic Sheridan Inn and make it your base camp to shopping, dining, and exploring the Big Horn mountains.
Sheridan, WY 82801, USA
Jackson is one of the best ski towns in the world, so it's a popular winter destination for travelers. If you're a local, though, take advantage of powder days on the town hill or head into Grand Teton National Park for a day of snowshoeing or cross country skiing.
Jackson, WY, USA
Thermopolis is home to the world's largest mineral hot spring, which makes it the perfect place to visit when the mercury drops! Soak in the Star Plunge Pool or visit Hot Springs State Park.
Thermopolis, WY 82443, USA
Centennial is the gateway to the Snowy Range, which is home to hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails. Bring your sled and stay at the Old Corral for a great winter getaway.
Centennial, WY, USA
In what towns in Wyoming do you like to hide away from the state’s wild winters? Let us know!
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