Wyoming, USA
Wyoming bed and breakfast comfort in the Equality State
Wyoming was the first state to grant women the vote and that is why it is called The Equality State. Equally you will receive a warm welcome at Wyoming bed and breakfasts which are well-placed for visitors to take outings to view the wide-open grasslands and spectacular scenery. Wyoming has two of the most famous nature reserves in the US namely the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. There are others too complete with B&B lodges and inns nearby such as the Shoshone National Forest and the Eastern Great Plains. Wyoming bed and breakfast guests are all agreed that the state is breathtaking and filled with natural wonders that have inspired everyone – even film-makers such as Steven Spielberg. Visitors at Wyoming bed and breakfasts near the Devil's Tower are amazed to hear that the towering geological formation formed the amazing backdrop for the spaceship landing in Close Encounters of theThird Kind. Another great outdoor attraction is Jackson Hole 
National Monument in the Teton Range of the Rockies. Cheyenne is the state capital and the most populous town and therefore packed with Wyoming B&B lodges and inns. It is famous for its annual Frontier Days celebration. Make your bed and breakfast reservation early if you plan to take part in the celebrations. Other attractions for bed and breakfast visitors are Flaming Gorge, the Fort Laramie National Historic Site and Fossil the Butte National Monument.
There is plenty of wildlife including bears, elk, bison, moose, wolves, pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep and bobcats. There are also many hundreds of thousands of other animals, namely 
cattle. Top of the list of attractions for bed and breakfast guests are the US’s two most spectacular national parks, Yellowstone and Grand Teton. They can get quite crowded in summer so make your Wyoming bed and breakfast reservations in good time. Make sure you see the spewing geysers, bubbling hot pots and colorful canyons of Yellowstone. For the more gently inclined there is Grand Teton's scenery. Lovers of wildflowers will find this a paradise at the feet of the craggy purple mountains. Both parks allow you to leave your vehicle and take a hike. You can go for days on the backcountry trails and encounter only a few other hikers though it is always wonderful to check into a Wyoming B&B lodge or inn at the end of the trail and enjoy a nice hot bath.
