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Outdoors

Peaks, geysers & wide-open country

Home to Wyoming's highest peak and hundreds of alpine lakes, the Winds reward those willing to walk deep into the wild.

With vast public lands and few people, Wyoming offers some of the best and most solitary camping in the Lower 48.

Below the Tetons, the Snake River offers everything from gentle floats to churning rapids through a scenic canyon.

Yellowstone's largest hot spring paints the ground in rings of orange, gold, and impossible blue.

No foothills soften the Tetons — they leap straight from the valley floor, offering some of the most dramatic hiking in America.

Two thunderous waterfalls plunge into a gorge painted yellow and rose, one of the park's most beloved sights.