Here’s The Ultimate Bucket List For Wyomingites Who Are Obsessed With The Nature

One of the best parts of life in Wyoming is our close proximity to all sorts of natural wonder. Check these outdoor adventures off of your Wyoming bucket list and you’ll find yourself visiting places in the Cowboy State that are sure to capture your heart.

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While many serious climbers set their sights on the Grand Teton, if you're a casual scrambler or an avid hiker, you can summit a Teton peak without the danger and exposure of the Grand. Disappointment Peak offers unparalleled views and is one of the easiest serious summits in the state.

Learn more about this adventure here.

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The trek out to Delta Lake is a bit of a challenging hike, but it's so worth it for the unbelievable views of this pristine alpine lake.

Learn more about this beautiful hike here.

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Wyoming is known for some of the best fly fishing in the world, but the Miracle Mile on the North Platte River truly stands out. Fishing the Mile is easy - that's what makes it stand out! There's a concentration of rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout here and they're always biting.

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Wake up early and head to the top of Mount Washburn, in Yellowstone National Park, to watch the sun rise over the incredible valley below you.

Learn more about this family-friendly lookout here.

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Saratoga is home to three hot springs - one is public, one is part of a resort, and one can be found on the warm banks of the North Platte River.

Learn more about this relaxing natural spa here.

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Thanks to outfitters like Mad River Boat Trips, you can enjoy a thrilling afternoon on one of America's wildest rivers. It's an unforgettable experience!

Plan a rafting trip and cast-iron cookout for the ultimate day of adventure.

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Grand Targhee is one of the nation's oldest ski resorts, and it's often quieter than the busy Jackson Hole mountains. Whether you love tubing, skiing, or snowboarding, you'll feel at home here.

Start thinking about your winter plans now!

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The CDT spans the entirety of Wyoming, and hundreds of thru-hikers make the trek each year. Plan a couple of miles or a few days out here in the wilderness.

Read more about this historic trail here.

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Snowy Mountain Lodge

The remote Snowy Range is home to some of the best snowmobiling in the world. You can stay in a rustic cabin directly on the trail system!

Learn more about these gorgeous trails here.

Google Local / Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Tours

Did you know that you can head to Granite Hot Springs in Jackson via dog sled? Pretending to be an extra in "Balto" is encouraged.

Plan the most interesting excursion of the year with these Hot Spring Sled Tours.

What’s at the top of your Wyoming bucket list?