Wyoming Holidays

The home of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Wyoming offers an abundance of exciting, outdoor, natural experiences second to none. The amazing geothermal features in Yellowstone continue to fascinate holiday makers and geologists alike. The most famous of those geysers is Old Faithful which erupts approximately every ninety minutes.  Eruptions can surge more than eight thousand gallons of boiling water to heights nearly two hundred feet and can last up to five minutes.

But geysers aren't Yellowstone's only draw.....the wildlife never ceases to amaze. 

Yellowstone is what a zoo or safari park could never be - a huge free-roaming habitat for bears, coyotes, moose, elk, deer, bighorn sheep, buffalo, osprey, eagles and wolves. It is a totally natural environment with no fences or interference, only the protection of the ever watchful rangers.

Be on the lookout at all times, you never know what you'll encounter next.  

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Tucked just underneath mighty Yellowstone is Grand Teton  which may lack the active geology of its adjacent northern counterpart but its wildlife is equally varied against the background of some of the most spectacular mountain scenery within Wyoming.

Grand Teton is the state's second-highest peak at 4,197 metres.  At sunrise and sun up, the peaks are drenched in an incredible pink light, truly unforgettable.  The charming town of Jackson, Wyoming is just five miles south of Grand Teton National Park. World famous for its nearby ski resort, the town itself is a vibrant welcoming western town with a whole host of shops, bars, restaurants and wild west experiences.

Away from the parks, Wyoming offers a whole variety of scenery and activities. It includes towns with such evocative western names as Cheyenne, Laramie and Sheridan, not to mention Buffalo Bill’s Cody, the Eastern gateway to Yellowstone