Bikers, hikers and horseback riders can spend more time on singletrack and less time on the road on Cache Creek jaunts, ...

Wikimedia Commons/Fred Bauder The 1895 Yellowstone Bannock Settlement Destruction (Wyoming) On July 13, 1895, a posse of 27 ...

Teton County, Wyoming, may not follow through with plans to build a 3.5-mile pathway from the Coal Creek Trailhead to the Trail Creek Campground on the west side of Teton ...

After a decade-long hiatus, a 29-mile section of the Mormon Trail through Wyoming was recently fully reopened. It means ...

Located just over an hour from Jackson, Wyoming, (and the newly opened Sylvan Lodge at Snake River Sporting Club) this ...

The Wyoming Trail Council of Pennsylvania’s Native Americans hosted its Pow-Wow Saturday and Sunday at Camp Rotawanis in ...

Archaeologists use obsidian to determine how far people traveled on ancient trade routes across Wyoming. Each obsidian flake ...

A new public art piece is animating Anchorage’s Ship Creek trail The two components of the installation — titled “The Mother of Water” and “Water is Life” — should be completed by July.

President Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act in 1830 that forced thousands of native Americans to give up their lands to white settlers and walk over land to Oklahoma (The Trail of Tears). Our ...

Jackson residents can once again water their lawns now the a well has been repaired.

In Yellowstone National Park, you can hike to your heart's content. Discover the park's less-known beauty on these underrated trails recommended by visitors.