ReGioNs & RoAd TRips Getting to know Wyoming’s regions national parks Yellowstone Yellowstone Nat’l park Cody 52 mi. Lovell 101 m i. Sheridan 96 i. bighorn Canyon Nat’l Rec. Area 72 i. m m Devils tower Nat’l Mon. Gillette 46 mi. Devils 34 mi. Aladdin Tower 16 mi. Start Greybull Bu alo mi . 38 90 mi. Beulah All Roads Lead to Yellowstone. While there are many ways to arrive at our beloved national parks, planning a road trip through Wyoming is the perfect way to experience all the state has to offer. Use our regional road trip itineraries to find the perfect route to Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks from different entry points around the state and learn about all there is to see and do along the way. For more, go to TravelWyoming.com/ regions. . mi 35 Meeteetse Grand Teton Grand teton Nat’l park Dubois 58 mi. 53 Worland m i. 6 11 m i. Thermopolis Kaycee black to yellow Teton Village Jackson 57 m i. Wind River Reservation 35 m i. 130 m i. park to park 50 mi. 70 mi. Riverton Star Valley Afton mi. 60 Pinedale Lander m i. . mi 25 Casper 31 m i. Salt to Stone Fossil Butte Nat’l Mon. Kemmerer 34 142 m i. Alcova Douglas 28 m i. Glendo South Pass City Farson 43 m i . 0 m i. Fort Fort Laramie laramie Nat’l historic site rockies to tetons Rawlins 42 mi. Guernsey Torrington 5 mi Green River Rock Springs 53 Saratoga . 33 m i . Start Route A Evanston Fort Bridger Flaming Gorge Flaming Rec. Area Nat’l Gorge Laramie Encampment Cheyenne Start Route B Start Start Road Trip Stops — learn more about these attractions on the following pages: P. 22 Those traveling northward from Salt Lake City across Wyoming’s southwest corner to Yellowstone will encounter a bounty of Western-rooted small towns and natural treasures in the Salt to Stone region. P. 28 Frontier, women’s suffrage and Native American history come to life for visitors on a road trip through the Rocky Mountains to the Teton Range in the Rockies to Tetons region. P. 36 Follow the Park to Park Highway , a popular early 1900s auto route connecting 12 national parks in the West, to explore Wyoming’s capital city, state parks and charming towns in the Park to Park region. P. 42 Admire some of the state’s most iconic geologic features in the Black to Yellow region as you venture from northeast Wyoming’s Black Hills to Yellowstone . P. 51 Located in northwest Wyoming, Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are home to amazing geothermal features, the rising snow-covered peaks of the Teton Mountains and some of America’s most diverse ecosystems. Bring or download a map for when cell service is hibernating. Learn more at TravelWyoming.com/wy-responsibly. 21
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