The Best & Worst Times To Travel Wyoming

If you live in Wyoming you'll want to know when to visit some of the state's most beautiful places without the crush of tourists.

Then again, people around here know to expect a sudden turn in the weather at the worst possible times. They are used to it.

Early Spring is not the best time to tour Wyoming if you're not from here.

The best time to visit Wyoming is during the summer months of June to August, when the weather is best for outdoor activities.

However, if you are looking for a quieter time with fewer people on park trails and a better chance at seeing wildlife, consider the shoulder months of May and September. (Intrepid Travel).

There are plenty of white mountain activities in Wyoming that draw folks from all over the world. If that's what you're into then please do visit during winter.

Spring and fall are beautiful in the state. That does not mean reliable. In fact, spring is the time of year when the weather is the least stable.

The best time to visit Grand Teton for fewer crowds is the shoulder months outside of the peak summer holiday time. While winter can also be a magical time to see the park covered in snow (and even frozen over in some areas) some activities, roads and services won't be available or have reduced hours from September to April. (Intrepid Travel).

Wyoming is a big state. It's best to visit it more than once if you want to see it all.

The eastern side has Devil's Tower and The Black Hills.

The center hosts The Bighorn Mountains and Laramie Range plus a long list of old west history to learn about.

Don't overlook Wind River Canyon and the hot springs of Thermopolis.

Western Wyoming is home to Yellowstone, The Grand Tetons, and our famous Red Desert.