Hiking

There’s a new video that shows why Wind River Canyon’s Sonnicant Lake is worth the trouble it takes to get there

We admit we're not exactly objective, but we believe there are a lot of reasons to love Casper. The Braille Trail on Casper Mountain is certainly one of them and there's a new video that shows why it's so special.

Now that it's officially springtime in Wyoming, it's time to start looking at places to go and things to do to create new memories either with your significant other or maybe just a couple of good friends. Either way, this is one that you should put on your bucket list.

The land looks untouched just as it appeared to the early explorers. The mountain crests at the continental divide, and is the home to one of the largest glaciers.

YouTubers 'Don't Wait Go Do' capture what life is like living out of a van, camping, and exploring America. This November, the duo stopped in Wyoming for a few nights of camping at Yellowstone National Park.

Central Wyoming's Wind River Mountain range features some of the most spectacular scenery and backpacking trails in the world.

I've spent some time in the woods, however never finding what seems to be shrine to missing persons. As the videographer says, " look at what these f'ing are." It does make you wonder why someone would do this.

The peace and tranquility of a mountain stream, the peaks of the magnificent Wind River Mountains.

This video has astonishing shoots of Wyoming while a group of hikers trek the Wyoming portion of the Continental Divide. This hike is not for beginners, but thankfully Joe Brewer recorded it for us.

Hiking is an activity many Wyomingites and and visitors to the Cowboy State find to be relaxing and peaceful. The scenery can be breathtaking!

The Wyoming Wilderness Association is excited to be hosting a free Saturday adventure into Dry Medicine Lodge Canyon with veteran hikers Edith Heyward and Don Crecelius.

The Wyoming Wilderness Association is excited to be hosting a Saturday adventure into Dry Medicine Lodge Canyon, just north of Ten Sleep, near Hyattville with veteran hikers Edith Heyward and Don Crecelius.