U.S. national parks, state parks, national monuments and wilderness areas — travel guides, trails, camping and things to do.
Wyoming State Parks
Wyoming National and State Parks and Recreation
Wyoming has two national parks, 12 State Parks, 5 National Forests, 1 National Historic Landmark, 1 National Historic Site,4 National Wildlife Refuges 2 National Recreation Areas, and 15 wilderness areas.
Wyoming National Parks
Wyoming State Parks
- Bear River State Park
- Boysen State Park
- Buffalo Bill State Park
- Curt Gowdy State Park
- Edness K. Wilkins State Park
- Glendo State Park
- Guernsey State Park
- Hawk Springs State Park
- Hot Springs State Park
- Keyhole State Park
- Seminoe State Park
- Sinks Canyon State Park
- National Parks
- Grand Teton National Park
- Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming National Forests
- Bighorn National Forest
- Bridger National Forest
- Medicine Bow National Forest
- Shoshone National Forest
- Teton National Forest
Wyoming National Historic Landmark
- Sheridan Inn National Historical Landmark
Wyoming National Historic Site
- Fort Laramie National Historical Site
Wyoming National Wildlife Refuges
- Bamforth National Wildlife Refuge
- Hutton Lake National Wildlife Refuge
- Pathfinder National Wildlife Refuge
- Seedshadee National Wildlife Refuge
Wyoming National Recreation Areas
- Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
- Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area
Wyoming Wilderness Areas
There are 15 wilderness areas in the state of Wyoming.
- Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness (Montana, Wyoming)
- Bridger Wilderness
- Cloud Peak Wilderness
- Encampment River Wilderness
- Fitzpatrick Wilderness
- Gros Ventre Wilderness
- Huston Park Wilderness
- Jedediah Smith Wilderness
- North Absaroka Wilderness
- Platte River Wilderness
- Popo Agie Wilderness
- Savage Run Wilderness
- Teton Wilderness
- Washakie Wilderness
- Winegar Hole Wilderness