Recently, Wyoming earned 5th place on a list of the Friendliest States in America – see the full ranking here – and if you’ve spent any time in the Cowboy State, that comes as no surprise. Take a look at a few of the reasons Wyoming has earned its place on the list!
There’s a sense of community and tradition, even in our “big” cities.
Jim Hughes Photography, Inc., Photolibrary / Getty Images Plus You’ll always make new friends if you attend an event in Wyoming, even if you’re from out of town. Spend some time at the Cody Nite Rodeo to see just what I mean.
Even though we might complain about tourists, we truly enjoy sharing our great state.
ferrantraite via E+, Getty Images We love Wyoming - and we love it when other people love Wyoming, too. Sure, the crowds can be a bit much, but at the end of the day, we’re thrilled to live here and happy that others see the beauty.
The same theory applies to our ski resorts. We keep the hidden gems to ourselves, but we’re happy to share the slopes at Targhee or Jackson Hole.
Thomas Barwick via DigitalVision, Getty Images No wonder people travel from all over to enjoy time at Wyoming’s mountain resorts.
We’re always willing to lend a hand.
Cavan Images via Cavan, Getty Images Need your car dug out? We’ve got you. Thru-hiking the CDT? Wyoming will welcome you with open arms, and maybe some trail magic.
It’s hard to be in a bad mood when you’re surrounded by the most beautiful scenery.
Arnold Media, The Image Bank / Getty Images Plus Seriously - try paddling Jackson or Fremont lake without a huge smile on your face. Can’t be done!
You’ll always be able to find a fishing buddy.
Smith Collection/Gado / Contributor, Archive Photos via Getty Images Wyomingites are quick to drop their formal plans to spend some time on the river or around a campfire.
The Cowboy State is about as kid-friendly as it gets!
Steve Glass via Getty Images If you grew up here, you learned how to respect the land and how to work hard to achieve your goals. Endless outdoor adventures makes this an amazing place to raise a family.
Do you agree that Wyoming is one of the friendliest states? What’s your favorite part about life in the Cowboy State?
Jim Hughes Photography, Inc., Photolibrary / Getty Images Plus
You’ll always make new friends if you attend an event in Wyoming, even if you’re from out of town. Spend some time at the Cody Nite Rodeo to see just what I mean.
ferrantraite via E+, Getty Images
We love Wyoming - and we love it when other people love Wyoming, too. Sure, the crowds can be a bit much, but at the end of the day, we’re thrilled to live here and happy that others see the beauty.
Thomas Barwick via DigitalVision, Getty Images
No wonder people travel from all over to enjoy time at Wyoming’s mountain resorts.
Cavan Images via Cavan, Getty Images
Need your car dug out? We’ve got you. Thru-hiking the CDT? Wyoming will welcome you with open arms, and maybe some trail magic.
Arnold Media, The Image Bank / Getty Images Plus
Seriously - try paddling Jackson or Fremont lake without a huge smile on your face. Can’t be done!
Smith Collection/Gado / Contributor, Archive Photos via Getty Images
Wyomingites are quick to drop their formal plans to spend some time on the river or around a campfire.
Steve Glass via Getty Images
If you grew up here, you learned how to respect the land and how to work hard to achieve your goals. Endless outdoor adventures makes this an amazing place to raise a family.
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