Wyoming
Wyoming may be the least populous U.S. state but it is one of the most frequently visited. Spouting geysers, bubbling mudpots, multicolored hot springs. Pronghorn, grizzly bear, buffalo. Craggy mountains, open prairies, a supervolcano. Lodgepole pine, sagebrush, quaking aspen. Cowboys, wild west, rodeo. Frontier days, pioneers, wagon trails. Native Americans, powwows, reservations. Fossils, dig sites, dinosaurs. And there are lots of great lodges and good restaurants. What's more kids are welcome everywhere and many of the activities are geared to families. So what's the catch? Getting around ... Read Morerequires time and a vehicle.
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My Travel Journal: Wildlife Watching
 
Travel MeterI watched lots of animals and birds on my trip to ________________________. I spotted a _____________________________ with my naked eye but needed binoculars to see a ______________________________. I was the first to spot a _____________________________ and a ____________________ _________. I spotted ____________________________ species! I enjoyed watching _____________________________ because _________________ __________________________________________________________ . The _____________________________ is the funniest animal or bird I've ever seen. It did __________ __________________________________________________________ . |