By state
National parks in Wyoming
Every National Park Service unit in Wyoming, scored and ranked by our Experience Score.
100ESSENTIAL
Sharron Genaux
National Recreation Area · MT
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Bighorn Canyon is a genuinely underrated recreation powerhouse straddling Montana and Wyoming, where a deep reservoir carved through dramatic canyon walls anchors an almost absurd range of activities.
100ESSENTIAL
NPS Photo / D. Lehle
National Park · WY
Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton is the rare park that earns a perfect breadth score because it genuinely delivers on every front.
90ESSENTIAL
NPS / Jacob W. Frank
National Park · ID
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone is not just a great national park, it is a category unto itself.
74EXCELLENT
Chase Swift Photography/Chase Swift
National Historic Site · WY
Fort Laramie National Historic Site
Fort Laramie punches well above its modest footprint.
73EXCELLENT
NPS/ S. Carter
National Monument · WY
Devils Tower National Monument
Devils Tower punches well above its compact size.
62WORTH IT
NPS Photo
National Historic Trail · CA
California National Historic Trail
This is not a park you visit so much as a history you inhabit across a 5,000-mile corridor.
62WORTH IT
NPS photo
National Historic Trail · IL
Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
This is not a trail you hike end to end on a Tuesday afternoon.
62WORTH IT
NPS photo
National Historic Trail · ID
Oregon National Historic Trail
The Oregon National Historic Trail is less a destination than a 2,000-plus-mile framework for understanding westward migration across six states.
61WORTH IT
NPS photo
National Historic Trail · CA
Pony Express National Historic Trail
The Pony Express Trail is less a destination than a framework for a road trip across the American interior.
45NICHE
NPS Photo
National Monument · WY
Fossil Butte National Monument
Fossil Butte is a free, low-key monument built around one genuinely extraordinary idea: 52-million-year-old lake fossils so well preserved they changed how scientists understand ancient North America.