Escape to a hidden Wyoming lake where pine-scented air, wild trout, and mountain silence redefine true serenity.

“It’s dry heat, though,” the natives said. “It doesn’t feel that hot.” They were right. It felt like only 100 degrees. We went fishing, nonetheless, in a couple of little creeks at the base of the Big ...

Wyoming Game and Fish will be treating a creek in the Bighorn Mountains with a piscicide in an effort to restore a native fish population. South Paint Rock Creek from July 29 to August 2 will be ...

With more than 18 million acres of public lands and the lowest population density of any state in the United States, Wyoming has room to roam—and then some. The variety of landscapes across the state ...