CAUTION: Wyoming Is Trying To KILL YOU!

Putting crime aside, what would you think are the most dangerous places in Wyoming, and why would they be dangerous?

The most dangerous places in Wyoming, not related to crime, are those with hazards like wild animals and extreme weather.

The northwestern part of the state is a dangerous area for hikers and visitors due to its grizzly bear population, while anywhere in the state can be risky due to its continental climate, which can bring harsh and unpredictable weather and high elevation-related risks.

Let's break down the categories of things in Wyoming that want to kill you.

Wildlife

Grizzly Bears: The northwestern corner of Wyoming is home to grizzly bears, so it is especially important to take precautions to avoid encounters.

Black Bears: Black bears are also found throughout the state and require caution.
Climate and weather

Extreme Temperatures: You know that old Wyoming saying, if you don't like the weather, wait five minutes. Wyoming has a continental climate, meaning it experiences all four seasons and can have significant temperature swings. You need to be prepared, or a sudden change could kill you.

High Elevation: Some areas of the state have high elevations, which can pose a risk to those who are not accustomed to it. Driving to the top of a mountain may be beautiful. But are you used to such an extreme elevation?

Other things that want to kill you in Wyoming could be the lack of people. Many areas in Wyoming are rural and remote, meaning help may be far away in the event of an emergency. Limited Services in remote areas, there may be limited access to services like gas, food, and medical care. You need to be prepared to handle situations yourself if you end up in trouble.