GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK #4 PILOT BUTTE WILD HORSES #5 SEEDSKADEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE As you drive through the plains toward northwestern Wyoming, Grand Teton National Park unexpectedly takes your breath away. The majestic mountains rise suddenly from the surrounding plains and pierce the sky. One look, and it’s no wonder why these mountains are some of the most photographed in the world. And as you explore crystal-clear lakes, watch the vibrant wildlife and spend hours hiking, biking, kayaking or skiing, it’s sure to become a must-return destination. Take the opportunity to view the area’s wild horses by driving along the Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop. Over a thousand wild horses roam these areas, and the best times to spot them are early morning or late afternoon. See page 33 for more information. After viewing the wild horses, drive to the Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge for a hike and riverside picnic. Take the opportunity to practice some wildlife photography in a variety of ecosystems from aquatic to terrestrial. See page 34 for more information. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Spanning into areas of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone National Park remains one of the most visited to date. Established in 1872, America’s first national park is a living and lush volcanic playground boasting some of the most photographic scenery in the world. Nestled in the beautiful hills and dense forests is a colorful mineral field full of geysers and hot springs. Vast herds of elk and buffalo are proud to call the area home. Witnessing the reliability of Old Faithful with bison watching from a distance is a sight you won’t soon forget.
Sweetwater County Official Travel Guide 2022/2023: Page 5
