Wyoming

By Travelog Editorial Team ยท Updated August 8, 2026

Wyoming is live on Travelog with one destination, Yellowstone National Park, inscribed by UNESCO in 1978, the United States' first World Heritage Site, recognized under criteria (vii) and (viii) for its geysers, canyon, wildlife, and geological significance. Standard entrance costs $35 per vehicle for 7 days, plus a $100 non-resident fee for visitors 16 and older who aren't US residents. Old Faithful, the park's famous geyser, is covered as a standalone landmark.

Yellowstone's status as the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in the United States, spanning Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, is worth understanding before visiting, covered in full below.

  • Yellowstone The first UNESCO World Heritage Site in the US. $35/vehicle plus a $100 non-resident fee. Old Faithful covered as a standalone landmark.