1. Bridger – Teton National Forest

As part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Bridger-Teton is also part of the largest intact ecosystem in the lower 48 states, and it has largely escaped the damaging effects of human activity. Even though it covers over three million acres, the forest incorporates thousands of miles of trails and roads, making it quite accessible to just about everyone. The park features five mountain ranges, and seven of the 10 largest glaciers in the country. Wyoming's highest mountain is here as well, the13,804-foot tall Gannett Peak. Campgrounds are scattered throughout, including several backcountry sites that offer solitude and serenity even during the peak tourist season.   (© 10Best)

Write a Review