Surfing in Wyoming and other National Forest Adventures

From fishing to biking to volunteering, there are lots of ways to enjoy the great outdoors in National Forests in Wyoming, and some of them may surprise you

Check out this rundown on top adventures you can enjoy on your trip

If regular old camping is not your thing, look into staying at a historic cabin or fire lookout during your National Forest Adventures in your

Wyoming. Grab a piece of history and enjoy life off the grid and these unique

accommodations but book early because these places to stay are popular. Mountain biking is a

great way to see Wyoming's National Forest and there are a range of trails to

suit even the more novice cyclist. The Cache Creek Trail outside of Jackson Hole in

the Bridger-Titon National Forest is a good pick for starting out and travelers can

rent bikes from Hoback Sports among other local vendors. The wild and scenic snake river outside of Jackson Hole offers class one to three rapids amid beautiful canyon scenery

Guided trips allow travelers who've never rafted before the chance to enjoy this exciting adventure

Also along the Snake River, surfing. Yes we still in Wyoming and it an adrenaline pumping challenge This one not for the inexperienced but even if you don want to catch a wave you can still observe surfers at this spot called the lunch counter

Consider bringing a picnic. From Teton Village trails leading into the Bridger-Titon National Forest to hikes in the

Southern Medicine Bow National Forest. There are diverse trails in Wyoming. Make sure to bring a map or consider hiring a naturalist guide to learn even more on your

adventures amid wildflowers, snowy peaks, and beyond. The snowy range scenic byway is one of the most

popular scenic drives in Wyoming, traversing 29 miles along Highway 130. You'll rise up to over

10,000 feet and have many opportunities for great photos along this route. Wyoming's national forests

aren't all about outdoor adventure. You can take in history, too, at the fun and unique grand encampment

Museum in the historic town of encampment. This historic destination grants an intimate look at life in a mining boom town

Whether you want to spend just one day or several months, there are many opportunities to volunteer

on public lands in Wyoming. Trail work, wilderness restoration, and other ways to give back will make you feel good

about time well spent in nature