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Wyoming has the unique distinction of being one of the largest states in terms of area and also being the least populated at the same time. The state ranks 10th in terms of area in the United States and 50th in terms of population with about 560,000 people residing in the state. Cheyenne along with being the capital of Wyoming is also its largest city. Another unique distinction that the state can take credit for, is the fact that it was the first to grant women the right to vote and to elect a woman governor.

Owing to its topography you would experience greater temperature extremes here than anywhere else in the United States, with a climate that is primarily semi-arid and continental, along with being drier and windier than any of the other states. The climate of any area in Wyoming is largely determined by its latitude, altitude and local topography. It would be a smooth sailing for you to your Wyoming vacation home, with the state well connected by road, and air. The Jackson Hole Airport is the largest in the state, and has employee strength of over 500.

After settling into your comfortable Wyoming vacation home, you can venture out for an adventure. Explore one of Wyoming's incredible prehistoric rock-art sites at Castle Gardens, near Worland, where carvings in the sandstone are thought to date as far back as 1250 A.D. Take a short hike up Medicine Mountain, about 30 miles east of Lovell, to see the amazing and mysterious Medicine Wheel, an ancient arrangement of boulders in the shape of a wheel that measures 80 feet in diameter.

Get spooked at the Sweetwater County Library in Green River, which locals say is haunted by the spirits of those buried in the old cemetery underneath the building. Visit the excellent gallery at the Community Fine Arts Center in Rock Springs, which houses works by Norman Rockwell, Grandma Moses and other important 20th-century artists. Learn all about Yellowstone National Park and the surrounding area (without paying park entrance fees) at the Jackson Hole Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center. You can also read the signatures and inscriptions left by pioneers at Independence Rock, near Casper. Marvel at the White Mountain Petroglyphs in southwest Wyoming's Red Desert. Take a self-guided tour of the Wyoming State Capitol Building, a National Historic Landmark in Cheyenne. Learn about pioneer life in the unsettled West at the Homesteader Museum in Powell. A vacation in Wyoming is an endless list of adventures and sightseeing.

In Wyoming you will have the luxury of choosing from a variety of activities and sightseeing options, so many in fact that you will tire before the options run out, thus in order to rejuvenate yourself for each new day of sightseeing, it is important that you opt for a comfortable Wyoming vacation home, which will act like an elixir at the end of an exhausting day.