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Best Wyoming Attraction (2017)
Wyoming, most famously home of Yellowstone National Park, has no shortage of natural wonders waiting to be explored. Amid all the state's wild places and open spaces, its cowboy culture and Western heritage are alive and well, particularly in towns like Cody and Laramie. Ski gear and cowboy hats coexist in Jackson Hole, while Cheyenne, the state's largest city, is home to museums, galleries, historic architecture and the annual Frontier Days festival. So what is Wyoming's best attraction?
We asked 10Best readers to vote daily for their favorites, and the results are in. The top 10 winners in the category Best Wyoming Attraction are as follows:
A panel of experts partnered with 10Best editors to picked the initial 20 nominees, and the top 10 winners were determined by popular vote. Experts Flash Parker and Carter G. Walker (Moon Montana & Wyoming) were chosen based on their knowledge and experience of travel in Wyoming.
Congratulations to all these winning attractions!
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The Experts
Carter G. Walker
Carter G. Walker is the author of Moon Montana &... Read More
Carter G. Walker is the author of Moon Montana & Wyoming, the third edition of which was released in May, 2017. She has guided in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park and in Montana's Crazy Mountains. She writes stories and raises two fearless girls who love and defend wild places.
Carter G. Walker

Carter G. Walker is the author of Moon Montana & Wyoming, the third edition of which was released in May, 2017. She has guided in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park and in Montana's Crazy Mountains. She writes stories and raises two fearless girls who love and defend wild places.
Flash Parker
Originally from Toronto, Flash Parker escapes to... Read More
Originally from Toronto, Flash Parker escapes to his adopted home in the Wyoming wilderness as often as he can. Flash has spent more than a decade working as an author, photographer and journalist; his work has been published by Afar, Outside Magazine, Lonely Planet, Conde Nast, Canadian Living, USA Today, Food & Travel, Get Lost Magazine, GQ Magazine, Asian Geographic, Escape Magazine, Vacations + Travel, Voyeur Magazine, Groove Magazine, Reader’s Digest, American Cowboy and more. Flash has worked on assignment in more than 50 countries, across six continents, and has been named the 2016 Society of American Travel Writers Photographer of the Year, and the 2017 SATW Action and Portrait Photographer of the Year.
Flash Parker

Originally from Toronto, Flash Parker escapes to his adopted home in the Wyoming wilderness as often as he can. Flash has spent more than a decade working as an author, photographer and journalist; his work has been published by Afar, Outside Magazine, Lonely Planet, Conde Nast, Canadian Living, USA Today, Food & Travel, Get Lost Magazine, GQ Magazine, Asian Geographic, Escape Magazine, Vacations + Travel, Voyeur Magazine, Groove Magazine, Reader’s Digest, American Cowboy and more. Flash has worked on assignment in more than 50 countries, across six continents, and has been named the 2016 Society of American Travel Writers Photographer of the Year, and the 2017 SATW Action and Portrait Photographer of the Year.