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Heart Mountain, Wyoming, Yellowstone & Grand Teton

Hiking in Wyoming: explore the regions and the trails

Every region has its own hike.

Pick a region in Wyoming, discover its landscapes and compare trails by duration, level and access: 15 trails in 2 regions.

By François Dumaine

Heart Mountain, Wyoming, Yellowstone & Grand Teton · photo from the LGPO trail page

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Which hike should you pick in Wyoming?

The regions in Wyoming

Different landscapes. Real leads to help you choose.

Mount Doane, Wyoming

Need a first pick?

Our selection of 10 hikes in Wyoming.

  1. 1Heart Mountain, Wyoming
  2. 2Pollux Peak, Wyoming
  3. 3Mount Doane, Wyoming
See our Top 10 hikes in Wyoming

Frequently asked questions

Where can I do an easy hike in Wyoming?

7 of our 15 trails are rated easy; Yellowstone & Grand Teton (6) and Cheyenne & Southeast (1) have the most. For a first trail: Cache Mountain, Wyoming (3.4 km, 40 min) and Pollux Peak, Wyoming (3.7 km, 50 min).

Where can I hike with my dog?

Our trail pages say dogs are allowed on 0 trails and not allowed on 5; for 10, the information is not confirmed. Always check the site manager's rules, especially about leashes.

How do I choose a hiking region?

For the widest choice: Yellowstone & Grand Teton (11 trails) and Cheyenne & Southeast (4 trails).

Do I need to book access?

It depends on the place. parks and several reserves may charge an access fee, sometimes with a booking. The trail page says so when the information is known, and the site manager's own website remains the reference.