Wyoming land and real estate

Wyoming land overview

Wyoming is the poster child for rural land, known for its wide-open spaces, clean air, crystal clear skies, and massive cattle ranches. With a legendary history of the American frontier, it's the country's least populated state. Wyoming is home to diverse landscapes from alpine rivers and streams, rich mineral deposits, and towering mountain ranges to rolling valleys and prairies, red desert land, and forested wilderness. Over 33 million acres of Wyoming land are government-owned, including the 2.4 million-acre Shoshone National Forest, the first federally protected National Forest, and the 2.2 million-acre Yellowstone National Park, the world's first national park. Recreational property is easy to find here with some of the finest hunting and fishing opportunities in the country.