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Travel Spotlights: West Region
The West is a land of contrasts, with tough, hardworking cowboys as well as Las Vegas’ bright lights, all set among majestic mountains.

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Wyoming
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
In Wyoming’s capital city, the Wild West meets modern delights, from ranch and railroad history to exciting cuisine and entertainment. Explore the High Plains, experience Indigenous American cultures or in July, attend Cheyenne Frontier Days – the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and Western celebration. Learn more
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Carbon County, Wyoming
Experience outdoor adventures and Wild West culture in Carbon County, Wyoming. Dip your toes in the warm waters of Saratoga’s Hobo Hot Springs, watch a cattle round-up at a dude ranch or learn about the region’s diverse history at museums such as The Grand Encampment Museum. Learn more
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Laramie, Wyoming
Nestled below the Medicine Bow National Forest in southeast Wyoming, Laramie is a college town known for its railroad roots and Western culture. Tour the Wyoming Territorial Prison, explore historic downtown and discover a wealth of hiking trails surrounding the city. Learn more
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Sheridan, Wyoming
Against the breathtaking backdrop of the Bighorn National Forest, Sheridan draws in visitors with its vivid mountainscapes, frontier history and contemporary Western vibe. Fish for trout at Sibley Lake, hike the rocky spine of Steamboat Point or sip a craft beer at Black Tooth Brewing Company. Learn more
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Cody Yellowstone, Wyoming
Venture into the untamed beauty of Park County, Wyoming, and explore thousands of kilometers of lakes, streams and trails. Discover Wild West history in the town of Cody or explore the natural wonders of Yellowstone National Park. Learn more
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Campbell County, Wyoming
Campbell County, Wyoming, is home to abundant wildlife, rugged scenery and Western history. Tour one of the world’s largest holistic bison ranches, see the USA’s first national monument, Devil’s Tower, or explore a coal mine in the Powder River Basin. Learn more
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Yellowstone Country Montana
Montana’s Yellowstone Country is a gateway to Yellowstone National Park and home to world-class winter recreation. Hit the slopes at three of Montana’s largest ski resorts, hop on trails for cross-country skiing and snowmobiling, and keep an eye out for wildlife such as bison, moose and wolves. Learn more
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Western Montana’s Glacier Country
Home to verdant, glacial-carved terrain and Indigenous American history, Western Montana’s Glacier Country provides adventures on and off the beaten path. Trek peaks, valleys and backcountry trails with views of mountains, lakes and meadows; take a horseback ride through pristine country; and snowshoe in the winter. Learn more
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Utah’s Bryce Canyon Country
Considered the gateway to Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon Country offers adventures for all seasons. Hike or horseback ride through red-rock vistas, see the striking hoodoos at sunset, experience unmatched stargazing, and in the winter, cross-country ski on snow-covered trails. Learn more

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Utah’s Bryce Canyon Country
On a road trip through Bryce Canyon Country, drive through striking canyons and plateaus, visit state parks and national forests, make a pit stop at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, or spend an afternoon fishing for rainbow trout at Panguitch Lake. Learn more
Natural Beauty and Hollywood History

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Kanab, Utah
Kanab is a historic, high-desert community known for its red-tinged mountains, clear skies and access to myriad national parks and monuments. See gorgeous views of distant mesas, hike and horseback ride through expansive backcountry, or take a guided off-road tour into the untamed wilderness. Learn more

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Kanab, Utah
Since the 1930s, the beautiful backdrops of Kanab have lured Hollywood’s television and film industry with its dynamic and diverse landscapes. Visit the Little Hollywood Museum and explore the backlot where many original buildings and sets from Western films are on display. Learn more
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Ancient History Meets Starry Skies

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Utah’s Canyon Country
Encompassing Canyonlands National Park and San Juan County, Utah’s Canyon Country is home to red rock landscapes and culture. See Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings and twin buttes at Bears Ears National Monument or experience spectacular stargazing at four International Dark Sky Parks. Learn more
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Custer State Park, South Dakota
A nature lover’s dream, South Dakota’s Custer State Park is home to more than 1,400 North American Bison. See these majestic animals grazing on the plains, paddle or kayak on Sylvan Lake, take a drive along the Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway or spend an afternoon rock climbing towering granite spires. Learn more
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