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Travelers on Interstate 80 will see that most of Wyoming is high, cold desert, miles of rolling sagebrush, usually with mountains on the horizon. Yellowstone, the world's first and possibly most famous national park, covers the northwest corner, and just south of it is Grand Teton National Park. Several other high snowy ranges are scattered about, plus the unique volcanic peak known as Devils Tower. There is also a lot of history, and wonderful open range country.
I have made three trips to Wyoming expressly for panoramas, twice to Grand Teton and Yellowstone, plus my "Oregon Trail" trip where I crossed it twice. There is still quite a bit of Wyoming that I have missed, and I want to revisit the Tetons and Yellowstone.