planning GETTING TO KNOW WYOMING RESOURCES DRIVING RESOURCES The rugged Rocky Mountains meet the vast High Plains (high-elevation prairie) in Wyoming, which encompasses more than 97,800 square miles in the western United States. While the state is the 10th largest in the U.S., it is the least populated and abounds with wild landscapes, wide-open expanses and enduring frontier traditions. For driving tips, up-to-date road conditions and other transporta-tion resources, check the Wyoming Department of Transportation’s website at dot.state.wy.us or call 888-996-7623. 129 mi from Billings to Sheridan NATIONAL PARKS REGION 14 Lovell Powell 310 14 Sheridan 107 mi from Rapid City to Devils Tower Devils Tower Sundance Cody Greybull Buffalo Gillette Meeteetse 191 20 16 Worland 90 PARK TO PARK REGION Thermopolis Jackson Dubois BLACK TO YELLOW REGION 25 Newcastle 26 191 Star Valley 20 26 Riverton Pinedale Lander Casper Douglas Lusk 89 287 ROCKIES TO TETONS REGION 189 191 25 Wheatland Kemmerer Rawlins 80 106 mi from Denver to Cheyenne Evanston 90mi from Salt Lake City to Evanston Green River Rock Springs Saratoga 80 SALT TO STONE REGION Laramie Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Airports 100 mi Welcome Centers AIRPORTS Nearly all Wyoming airports offer direct flights to and/or from Denver and Salt Lake City, including ones in Casper, Cheyenne, Cody, Gillette, Jackson, Laramie, Riverton, Rock Springs and Sheridan. Nonstop service to and from Jackson Hole Airport increases during the summer and ski season with direct flights to Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Newark, New York City (JFK), Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Seattle. *Flights can be seasonal and are subject to change. TravelWyoming.com 11
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